BillF

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I can remember a time when about a third of all "jazz" record sales were of the Jacques Loussier Trio. 🙁 Yes, a dash of "classical" always caused sales to rocket, whether via MJQ, Brubeck or Loussier. Meanwhile, I was listening to Bird, Rollins and Trane . . .

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Great indeed and particularly memorable to me as it was one of the very first Blue Notes I heard, as it was included in the first batch (along with Stanley Turrentine's Look Out!) to be released in the UK at the relatively late date of c.1962. Afterwards came the deluge and a friend was pursued by a record store manager for what he owed for a whole pile of Jimmy Smiths.

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