Jimmy Smith - Blues In The Night download song

  • Artist: Jimmy Smith
  • Song: Blues In The Night
  • Genre: Pop
  • Length: 04:51
  • Size: 11.4MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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Comments

FIRSTstrange101

2022-09-17 21:47:08 | Profile
he meant what he said as a compliment

John Rontlik

2022-08-23 17:33:14 | Profile
Bona fide badass!It must be emphasized again,Jimmy Smith inspired Keith Emerson to take up the Hammond organ.

Sophie Andrews

2022-07-25 22:34:45 | Profile
Sublime! Love the ending.

θανος φωτης

2022-06-25 13:49:48 | Profile
More folks should be turned on to The Cat album, from which this is taken. One of the finest jazz albums I ever heard and it never gets old.

loopilein

2022-06-14 12:59:57 | Profile
WHEN HE PLAYED THE B3, IT BECAME HIM, AND HE BECAME THE B3.

Emma Durand

2022-05-30 17:56:21 | Profile
Wow, so glad to find this. Thanx for posting.

Jazzlyn Nolen

2022-05-29 20:31:14 | Profile
They let me play one tune at my daughter's wedding. This was it. Best gig I ever had....

Bluelew777

2022-04-05 18:45:15 | Profile
This what is what I call proper music. I have the original LP on vynil IThe Cat) Thanks :)

Pepe Pecas

2022-03-25 12:45:58 | Profile
I can feel that brass in my gut. He knows.

Steven Hartshorn

2022-01-27 16:43:31 | Profile
The brass is crying.

Waiko TV

2021-11-30 18:18:59 | Profile
Jimmy Smith was one cool cat!!!! Listened to his music in the 1960's but fell in love with it in the 70's and years on from there...........R.I.P. Jimmy, both You and Eubie Blake will be missed forever!!!!!!!

Letitia Rydjeski

2021-07-27 10:19:41 | Profile
Still remember the first time I heard this song, a good 20 years ago or so... Jimmy’s solo here should be part of the national anthem,

Aniseta Guerra

2021-07-21 04:17:33 | Profile
This is not a poetry or music.. this is pure 101% MADNESS !

fabiana2019

2021-04-15 10:19:24 | Profile
Grady Tate – drums, Jimmy Smith – organ, Ray Alonge – french horn, Earl Chapin, Bill Correa, Jimmy Buffington, Kenny Burrell – guitar, Don Butterfield – tuba, Jimmy Cleveland – trombone, Urbie Green, George Duvivier – bass, Bernie Glow – trumpet, Thad Jones, Jimmy Maxwell, Marky Markowitz, Ernie Royal, Snooky Young, Lalo Schifrin – arranger, conductor, Phil Kraus – percussion, Tony Studd – bass trombone

FoolishFlock

2021-03-14 22:24:40 | Profile
makes me happy to be alive...absolutely unreal...makes a mockery of modern music

Yara Ahmed

2021-02-28 20:14:38 | Profile
I grew up as an infant and my dad would be playing jimmy smith albums outside my bedroom door. It stuck in my brain and made me a fan before I even knew what a Hammond or jazz was. Thanks Dad, for developing my ear, unknowingly, and giving me an appreciation for true quality and the genius on one Jimmy Smith. Years later, I was fortunate enough to see Jimmy live at a jazz festival in the late 1980's in Saratoga, NY. It was surreal.

Alison Johnson

2021-02-26 23:23:22 | Profile
Very nice. Amazing organ sound. Jimmy Smith.