The Incredible Jimmy Smith – Home Cookin' (Vinyl) Life Without Buildings On and one they go

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The Incredible Jimmy Smith – Home Cookin' (Vinyl) Life Without Buildings On and one they goThe Hammond organ mastery of Jimmy Smith is arguably nowhere as profound as on 1959's Home Cookin'. Support is provided by the formidable trio of drummer Donald Bailey, guitarist Kenny Burrell, and tenor Percy France. Here they couple a few understated cool R&B classics with their own originals. The almost dirge like cadence of "See See Rider" is given a bluesy and low key workout, featuring tasty interaction between Smith and Burrell. The languid