1. The End Of A Love Affair (5:57) 2. Adam's Apple (7:48) 3. Blue Bash (6:19) 4. Save Your Love For Me (8:07) 5. Invitation (8:54) 6. Ignant Oil (7:39) 7. The Jody Grind (5:23)
Another excellet share. Thank you my friend. Do you have any of Doug Riley's solo albums?... the guy died a few months ago, he was a highy respected musician in Canada, and I'm really looking for his stuff... Thanks again!
Another great jazz organ record! And in a nice close-up trio format :-)
What I would say is the No 1 feature of this record is that it is tightly knitted from start to finish. Every song fits in, and it is a controlled high level all the way both regarding the playing but also the production.
Langley does play tasty jazz guitar throughout and Doug Riley is really good at the organ. Riley has no problem walking even the complicated uptempo left hand bassline himself in 'The End Of A Love Affair' while improvising a great right hand solo! He has, by the way, an interesting way of fading out in the next bar when he is trading fours with the drummer.
You're welcome ! frankly I was not that familiar with Doug Riley (which is too bad ) though now am realized that I must've heard him in some of Bob Seger's albums.
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Tracks: @ 320 kbps
1. The End Of A Love Affair (5:57)
2. Adam's Apple (7:48)
3. Blue Bash (6:19)
4. Save Your Love For Me (8:07)
5. Invitation (8:54)
6. Ignant Oil (7:39)
7. The Jody Grind (5:23)
Another excellet share. Thank you my friend.
Do you have any of Doug Riley's solo albums?... the guy died a few months ago, he was a highy respected musician in Canada, and I'm really looking for his stuff...
Thanks again!
Another great jazz organ record! And in a nice close-up trio format :-)
What I would say is the No 1 feature of this record is that it is tightly knitted from start to finish. Every song fits in, and it is a controlled high level all the way both regarding the playing but also the production.
Langley does play tasty jazz guitar throughout and Doug Riley is really good at the organ. Riley has no problem walking even the complicated uptempo left hand bassline himself in 'The End Of A Love Affair' while improvising a great right hand solo! He has, by the way, an interesting way of fading out in the next bar when he is trading fours with the drummer.
Thanks for sharing and keeping this great blog!
/Jazz Organ Fan
You're welcome ! frankly I was not that familiar with Doug Riley (which is too bad ) though now am realized that I must've heard him in some of Bob Seger's albums.
Link dead please reup thanks
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