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Dearly Beloved
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Baia; Wee Hour Theme; My Shining Hour; Troubles of the World; Yesterdays; Dearly Beloved; Nothing Ever Changes My Love For You.
Stanley Turrentine: Dearly Beloved
by David Rickert
If ever there was a horn that was a perfect pairing with the Hammond B-3, it was Stanley Turrentine's. His best work was always done in combination with an organ (usually that of his wife Shirley Scott) where he coaxed out purring, laid back melodies over simmering chords. The Prestige label would take the organ combo ...
Touching
Featuring the music of Stanley Turrentine
Duration: 6:32
Stanley Turrentine
by Peter Madsen
Webster's dictionary defines the word “soul" as someone having a strong and positive feeling and having an intense sensitivity and emotional fervor. It also says that soul is characterized by an intensity of feeling and earthiness. It defines the word “funky" similarly as someone having an earthy unsophisticated style and feeling. To me they would be ...
The Funk Transition
by AAJ Staff
Some time back a student of music, Chris, wrote to me an email, asking a very interesting question: “Why is it that some jazz musicians preferred to adopt funk instead of jazz-rock when the transition took place." There were more sub-queries, but this itself is a calls for a thesis, just as he was writing one. ...
Sugar
Label: CTI Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Sugar; Sunshine Alley; Impressions; Sugar(live).
The Blue Note Stanley Turrentine Quintet/Sextet Studio Sessions
Label: Mosaic Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 40 performances, including four previously unissued takes
Stanley Turrentine: The Blue Note Stanley Turrentine Quintet/Sextet Studio Sessions
by C. Andrew Hovan
With Mosaic Records expanding its horizons over the past few years, fans of many different styles have had the opportunity to expand their collections and recent Mosaic honorees have included Mildred Bailey, Eddie Condon, Bobby Hackett, Chico Hamilton, and Anita O’Day. But to those long time followers, it continues to be the hard bop verities of ...
