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Top 10 Jazz Organ Trios
Jack McDuff/George Benson
Live – Prestige Records. If I remember correctly George Benson was 18 or 19 when he joined McDuff’s band. Everyone is on fire, swinging hard and so greasy from beginning to end. It goes without saying Jack McDuff and George Benson are first class all the way.
Don Patterson/Pat Martino
Don Patterson Legends of Acid Jazz Vol 2. This is a compilation and reissue of Don’s various recordings. Don Patterson and Pat Martino together is truly a match made in heaven. Their bebop lines, rhythmic comping, and relentless intensity were unmatched. I would give anything to hear these two together live.
Jan Hammer/John Abercrombie
Timeless – ECM Records. Along with Tony
Larry Goldings/Peter Bernstein
As One – Palmetto Records. The chemistry between these two has always been a special one. They always get their musical point across while never wasting a note. Obviously, there is a trust these two musicians share which allows them to take the music anywhere they want to with ease.
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