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Gene Harris-piano, Niki Harris-vocals, Jack McDuff-organ, Ron Eschete-guitar, Luther Hughes-bass, Paul Humphrey-drums. Down Home Blues (Album Version).

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1 Down Home Blues 2 J & G Blues 3 Soft Winds 4 Time After Time 5 Blues For Big Foot 6 Smack Dab In The Middle 7 You Don't Know What Love Is 8 Stormy Monday 9 Cayenne Blues. Gene Harris- (Piano) Jack McDuff- (Hammond B-3 Organ) Ron Eschete- (Guitar) Luther Hughes- (Bass) Paul Humphrey- (Drums) Curtis Stigers- (Vocals) ( Niki Harris- (Vocals) (.Concord Jazz ‎– CCD-4785-2 (US). Thanks to snobb for the addition.

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05. Blues For Big Foot. 06. Smack Dab In The Middle. 07. You Don't Know What Love I. lac. Gene Harris, Jack McDuff - (Down Home) Blues.

Down Home Blues is an enjoyable release pairing Harris with like-minded B-3 organist Jack McDuff. The title track features a suitably gritty vocal by Harris's daughter Niki, who recently toured as a backup singer with Madonna. She's also featured on a swinging version of "Stormy Monday. The pop singer Curtis Stygers croons on "Time After Time" and the old Jimmy Rushing-Count Basie classic "Smack Dab In The Middle," and acquits himself surprisingly well on both. I can't mention Gene Harris without referencing The Best Of The Three Sounds Featuring Gene Harris. This CD features 13 tracks recorded between 1956 and 1962, and it's simply one of the finest collections of blues-based piano jazz on the planet. The Three Sounds were underappreciated by jazz critics at the time, but they were one of the best-selling groups in the Blue Note stable.