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Patterson "The Exciting New Organ Of" (reissued on CD as Legends of Acid Jazz Patterson Vol. 1)

McGriff "I've Got A Woman"

McDuff "Live"

Groove Holmes "Soul Message"

Shirley Scott ....Stanley Turrentine's "Hustlin'"

These are the meat and potatoe titles. Many more, but these should be first imho.

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Reading the title of this topic spurred my imagination... lacking "in nuance"? "in subtlety"? "in musicality"? "in whatever respect you may think of?"

:P

As for the guys and gals you want recommendations of, I can't help a lot, but these are a few that I have and like:

- Turrentine "Hustlin'" (RVG - with Shirley Scott, Burrell, Cranshaw, Fink)

- Shirley Scott "Queen of the Organ" (OOP? On Impulse, same band minus Burrell)

From Shirley I have two recent Fantasy twofers, "Queen of the Organ Vol. 1" and that other disc collecting two Moodsville albums, which also feature her on piano. Soothing easy blue stuff.

Then there's another organ playing Ms Scott you shouldn't miss: Rhoda!

Check out this little puppy:

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Sorry for the bad jpg - it's a duo with Kenny Clarke, and I love it!

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I really like Groove Holme's "Night Glider," "Spicy," "Hot Tat," "Blues All Day Long," "Misty," and "Blue Groove." "After Hours" is reallly good too.

Charles Earland's best cd is "Intensity." I really like "Front Burner" as a later effort as well.

Jack McDuff's collaboration with Fathead Newman called "Double barrelled Soul" is outstanding. It might be his best. Prestige/Fantasy has reissued a lot of good McDuff dates as well.

The two best Don Patterson's aside from the aforementioned, "Genius of the B-3" is "Dem New York Dues" and "Boppin' & Burnin'"

You can't miss out on Big John Patton either. Just get the Mosaic select along with "Got a Good thing Goin."

And how about Reuben Wilson and Lonnie Smith.

My favorite Lonnie Smith is "Move Your Hand." I also like "Think" and "Turning Point."

Wilson's "Love Bug" is a classic groove date.

Then there's Freddie Roach and Leon Spencer...

:)

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Don Patterson/Booker Ervin - Hip Cake Walk

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3 of 5 tracks are on the "Legends Of Acid Jazz, Just Friends" CD reissue

Shirley Scott - Soul Shoutin', Blue Flames

Johnny 'Hammond' Smith - Black Coffee

Most anything by Jimmy Smith of course

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