Album · 2004 · 10 Songs. More By Dr. Lonnie Smith.

Norleans Too Damn Hot Back Track The Whip Track 9 One Cylinder Someday My Prince Will Come Your Mama’s Got A Complex Evil Turn. Dr. Lonnie Smith (Hammond B3, vocals) Peter Bernstein (guitar) Rodney Jones (guitar) Greg Hutchinson (drums) Fukushi Tainaka (drums).

Biography by Alex Henderson. Virtuosic funk-jazz organist whose teaching career limited his recording output.

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Lonnie Smith (born July 3, 1942), styled Dr. Lonnie Smith, is an American jazz Hammond B3 organist who was a member of the George Benson quartet in the 1960s. He recorded albums with saxophonist Lou Donaldson for Blue Note before being signed as a solo act. He owns the label Pilgrimage. He was born in Lackawanna, New York, into a family with a vocal group and radio program. Smith says that his mother was a major influence on him musically, as she introduced him to gospel, classical, and jazz music.

Track Listing: Norleans; Too Damn Hot; Black Track; The Whip; Silver Serenade; Track 9; One Cylinder; SOmeday My Prince Will Come; Your Mama's Got a Complex; Evil Turn. Personnel: Dr. Lonnie Smith (organ), Peter Bernstein (guitar), Rodney Brown (rhythm guitar), Greg Hutchinson (drums on "Norleans," "Back Track," "Track 9," "Love Cylinder," "Your Mama's Got a Complex"), Fukushi Tainaka (drums on all other tracks). Title: Too Damn Hot! Year Released: 2004 Record Label: Palmetto Records.

Dr. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/ - . 0. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/01 - Norleans. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/02 - Too Damn Ho. lac - 3. 3. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/03 - Back Track. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/04 - The Whip. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/05 - Silver Serenade. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/06 - Track . 4. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!/07 - One Cylinder.

02 - Too Damn Ho. lac. 05 - Silver Serenade. Lonnie Smith - Too Damn Hot!.

mp3 с качеством 320 кбит/с. Lonnie Smith - Little Sunflower. 06:18 Размер: . 5 MB 192 Kbps. Too Damn Hot. 08:06 Размер: 1. 2 MB 192 Kbps.

The material is a compendium of new soul-jazz originals like the title track, which is a sultry slow burner with killer chorded solos by Smith, and "The Whip," a slippery funky hard bopper that recalls Johnny Patton's sessions with Grant Green. There are two covers present here as well, a fine version of Horace Silver's ballad "Silver Serenade" and a whimsical read of "Someday My Prince Will Come.