The Three Sounds' "Feelin' Good" captures the trio in a moment of sublime groove, offering a deeply felt set of soulful jazz standards.
- The album was recorded on April 18, 1961, at the iconic Van Gelder Studios in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
- Producer Alfred Lion helmed the sessions for Blue Note Records, a label known for its high-fidelity recordings.
- The album features a well-chosen selection of standards, including "The Things We Did Last Summer" and "Fever."
The Three Sounds was a jazz trio known for its accessible blend of hard bop and soul jazz. Emerging in the late 1950s, they achieved considerable popularity with their relaxed yet swinging style. In 1961, the trio was at a creative peak, having recently signed with Blue Note and produced several commercially successful albums.
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