The bell on this ride-cymbal is what makes this album so addictive. Green's Plaza de Toros is in my opinion the best composition on this record, and the organ-solo seems to go on forever, wich is great, because I cannot get enough of this song.Īlthough Green, Young and Rivers play very well and have outstanding solos the most prominent player here must be Elvin.
Four compositions by Young and one composition by Green. The three soloists (Young, Green and Rivers) are from different worlds but here they play the blues. Of course if you have Evin Jones, here the sole rhythmsection, you know you've got a groove going on. The quartet featured here know how to swing and play a tight and infectious groove. Although the guitar and hammond are clean (no effects) they are not tame. I already was familiar with jazz-organ through Soulive, but found that band a bit on the tame side aswell.īut I was fooled. I initially gave this album 3,5* but am inclined to give it a 4*-rating and I want to explain why.Īt first I thought this album was rather tame, and because I like blues and hard rock, I was used to growling Hammonds (Uriah Heep for instance).
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