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The band stretches out across Side 1 on the opener “Wahoo” (aka “Stanley’s Blues”)
1960 at Van Gelder Studio
Wayne Shorter had already set a high bar over the course of his first several Blue Note albums
featuring James Spaulding and Charles Davis on sax along with trombonist Graham Moncur III lead the way on stand outs including “New Africa” and “Spoo Pee Doo
Clarke once again on drums
Baby Face Willette: Face To Face LP (Blue Note Tone Poet Series) 2024-june-big-beat-sale The band stretches out acrossBlue Note, 1979 Hammond B 3 organ soul jazz fans know and love the music of Jimmy Smith, but lesser known is the tragically short life and career of Roosevelt Baby Face Willette who produced some of the deepest grooves ever recorded on the B 3 on just two Blue Note albums recorded in 1961. Willette's debut Face to Face is a showcase for his blues drenched organ pyrotechnics. Joined by the brilliant guitarist Grant Green, tenor sax master Fred Jackson
