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Reviews from Amazon The following reviews are taken from the Amazon website and were written by Amazon customers. The C.I.A.' s JAZZ ORGANIST HITS yet THE MARK !!!!!!!!!!!! This jazz organist is also an agent of the headquarter of the National Securety Agency in Langley (Virginia). He was born in Pittsburgh, PA on August 11, 1948. This album was recorded at D.O.D. Studios, in Detroit, Michigan on May 27, 1996. The musicians are: BILL HEID - organ PERRY HUGHES - guitar RANDY GELESPIE - drums GEORGE HEID - tambourine ( track 6 only) The organ sound is great . The Best song is " the first one " Bop Rascal " and the third , the forth and the 5. The style is original !!! All the tracks, except the last one of Wes Mongomery, are original by Bill Heid. Enjoy !!!! and God Bless !!!!!!!!! P.S.:Check up my 3 listmanias about the ORGAN JAZZ, also in the American version of this website !!! There are120 albums from the best selection for you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best of the B3 This relatively unknown organist from the Detroit area ought to gain notariety with recordings such as this one. Aided by the superb guitar playing of Perry Hughes, this is one solid recording from the B3 genre. Heid is doubtlessly influenced by the style of the late Larry Young in his chording and harmonic sense and this is a delightful influence. Both the writing and the soloing is first class and a darn sight stronger than many of the Hammond organ sessions being issued. The recording has the feel of musicians who have worked in clubs and are both highly competent on their instruments as well as attuned to pleasing an audience. Best of the genre. Bill also has a new issue, Wet Streets, which is almost a dead ringer for Larry Young's Unity session - featuring saxophones and flute and is likewise a solid session. This cat's a monster! If you enjoy the Hammond B3 his recordings should get you where you live. Back to top Comments 0 comments, write comment |
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