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8 thoughts on “ It Aint Necessarily So - Brother Jack McDuff - Live! (Vinyl, LP) ”

• First catalogue number at rear cover, second on labels. Recorded live at the Front Room in Newark, NJ, June 5, Liner notes have the 'Front Room, Chicago', Il, as recording location.

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• Do It Now!, an Album by Brother Jack McDuff. Released in on Atlantic (catalog no. SD ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Soul Jazz. Featured peformers: Jack McDuff (organ, aka_text arrangements role_id aka_text), Melvin Sparks (guitar), Danny Turner (tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, flute), Leo Johnson (tenor saxophone, flute), Phil Iehle (recording engineer), Bruce Tergesen (recording engineer.

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• Excellent cd of 2 different club dates, 1 is on the east coast and somewhat laid back George Benson gets some great playing time with Jack mcduff, but the 2nd set is from San Francisco jazz workshop and full of energy and great playing, you can hear the difference in the drummer, he seems to be in a art blakey/Philly Joe Jones mood, some brilliant solos and trade offs with band members, this Reviews:

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• Label: Prestige - PR ,Prestige - PRST • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Soul-Jazz Brother Jack McDuff - Silk And Soul (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5(10).

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• View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Live! on Discogs. Label: Prestige - PR ,Prestige - PRST • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo, Reissue • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Soul-Jazz/5(4).

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• A killer diller of a live set from Brother Jack McDuff – a cut that burns with energy that almost beats his studio 60s classics for Prestige! The group is one of Jack's best ever – a lineup that includes the twin tenors of Red Holloway and Harold Vick, plus incredibly sharp guitar from LP, Vinyl record album.

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• Apr 04,  · Brother Jack McDuff - It Ain't Necessarily So - Duration: rixarcade 9, views. BB King Called This His Best Live Performance - Duration: David Hoffman 13,, views.

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• A retitled compilation of two of Jack McDuff's live albums from the '60s, Brother Jack McDuff Live! is an outstanding album, one of the purest examples ever of quite possibly the finest Hammond B3 organ player in the world. These recordings were made with McDuff's classic lineup: Red Holloway on tenor sax and flute, Joe Dukes on drums, and a young George Benson (long before he became a star.

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