Designed to appeal to hip-hop and acid jazz fans, not jazz purists, Talkin' Verve: Roots of Acid Jazz collects 14 tracks Jimmy Smith cut for Verve during the late '60s. Comprised of pop covers and funky workouts, the music is "jazzy," not jazz -- there's little improvisation on the record, but there is a lot of hot vamping, with Smith creating dense, funky chord clusters and bluesy leads. It's music that is devoted to the Groove.


JIMMY SMITH

Talkin' Verve: Roots of Acid Jazz

1996




CD / 1996 / 320Kbps


Talkin' Verve- Roots of Acid Jazz

01 Blues for 3+1.mp3 11 MB

02 Ode to Billie Joe.mp3 15 MB

03 Organ Grinder's Swing.mp3 5 MB

04 Ape Woman.mp3 8 MB

05 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.mp3 10 MB

06 Funky Broadway.mp3 15 MB

07 Mellow Mood.mp3 20 MB

08 Burning Spear.mp3 9 MB

09 One Mint Julep.mp3 13 MB

10 Hobo Flats.mp3 11 MB

11 Groove Drops.mp3 10 MB

12 TNT.mp3 12 MB

13 Blues in the Night.mp3 11 MB

14 The Sermon.mp3 18 MB


Track Info:
Organ Grinder Swing was originally released on:•Organ Grinder Swing, Jimmy Smith, 1965
The Ape Woman and The Sermon were originally released on:•Any Number Can Win, Jimmy Smith, 1963
Hobo Flats was originally released on:•Hobo Flats, Jimmy Smith, 1963
Funky Broadway was originally released on:•Respect, Jimmy Smith, 1967
Blues In The Night was originally released on:•The Cat, Jimmy Smith, 1964
One Mint Julep was originally released on:•Hoochie Coochie Man, Jimmy Smith, 1966
TNT was originally released on:•Hoochie Coochie Man, Jimmy Smith, 1966
Refractions was originally released on:•Livin' It Up, Jimmy Smith, 1968
Ode To Billie Joe and Groove Drops were originally released on:•Groove Drops, Jimmy Smith, 1970
Blues For 3+1 was originally released on:•Bluesmith, Jimmy Smith, 1972


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