Live at Club Mozambique [Live]

Live at Club Mozambique [Live]

Live at Club Mozambique [Live]

ASIN: B000005GZE

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Smith's organ playing is fluid, sparkling and intelligent. He drives his unique tenor sax-baritone sax-guitar-drums ensemble with soul and intensity. The music really comes to life on live recordings such as "Move Your Hand" and "Live At Club Mozambique," which features George Benson. Ronnie Cuber is the baritone saxophonist on both dates.

Personnel:
George Benson: Guitar.
Ronnie Cuber: Sax (Baritone).
Joe Dukes: Drums.
Dave Hubbard: Sax (Tenor).
Gary Jones: Conga.
Clifford Mack: Tambourine.
Dr. Lonnie Smith: Organ, Vocals.

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Live at Club Mozambique
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Let the good times roll!
  • A pivotal album fron the Doctor
  • Play It Back
  • bad mutha!
  • THIS IS THE ONE- ON THE ONE! THA FUNKAY ONE!
Live at Club Mozambique
Lonnie Smith
Manufacturer: Blue Note Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005GZE
Release Date: 1995-03-21

Tracks:

  1. I Can't Stand It
  2. Expressions
  3. Scream
  4. Play It Back
  5. Love Bowl
  6. Peace Of Mind
  7. I Want To Thank You
  8. Seven Steps To Heaven

Album Description

Smith's organ playing is fluid, sparkling and intelligent. He drives his unique tenor sax-baritone sax-guitar-drums ensemble with soul and intensity. The music really comes to life on live recordings such as "Move Your Hand" and "Live At Club Mozambique," which features George Benson. Ronnie Cuber is the baritone saxophonist on both dates.

Personnel:
George Benson: Guitar.
Ronnie Cuber: Sax (Baritone).
Joe Dukes: Drums.
Dave Hubbard: Sax (Tenor).
Gary Jones: Conga.
Clifford Mack: Tambourine.
Dr. Lonnie Smith: Organ, Vocals.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Let the good times roll!.......2006-11-04

I was on my way to work when I heard Lonnie for the first time on our local Jazz station. I was late getting into work because I had to find out who was doing this tune. It was called "Scream" and was from this live disc. Needless to say, when I got home that day I ordered it right away based on that tune. This whole cd is great! It's got funk, rock, a bit of blues, everything you could want. Lonnie plays a mean organ, and the rest of the band is just tight! There's a young George Benson on guitar, and even the tamborine player gets a credit! This is great music, check it out!

5 out of 5 stars A pivotal album fron the Doctor.......2006-02-13

This was my first LP with Lonnie Smith in the early 70's and it blew my pants off! I knew Lonnie from my George Benson Quartet albums, but this was something different to Smith's, Griff's, McDuff's and the other great soul organists. The rock-bottom funk, blues and "obscure" rhytms supported by free-blowing saxophonists, a rock steady organ bass line and good rhytm section, make this 1970 album a pivotal in the Lonnie Smith discography. And since Lonnie and Cuber has signed this CD during Oslo Jazz Festival in 2002, this CD has a special place in my almost complete Lonnie Smith collection.

5 out of 5 stars Play It Back.......2005-04-17

Not only is Lonnie Smith "Live At Club Mozambique" the greatest Dr. Lonnie Smith album, it's the greatest live organ combo album of all-time. This is the most soulful performance captured on tape. It's too bad it took 25 years for Blue Note to release it.

You'll be blown away by the Doctor's funky bass playing on James Brown's "I Can't Stand It", the percolating rhythm of "Scream", and the intensity of "Love Bowl". What Lonnie's performances lack in technical brilliance are more than compensated by his great soul, taste, and restraint. Fans of Lou Donaldson, Charles Earland, Jimmy Smith, and Eddie Harris should enjoy this album.

Highly recommended!

[DW]

5 out of 5 stars bad mutha!.......2004-01-15

my fiancee bought me this for christmas and im telling you, its one bad mutha of an album! "cant stand it" comes on and youre thinking "this is pretty fine" and then that bass rumbles in like theres no tomorrow and your jaw drops! gave me goosebumps the first time i heard it! i am a james brown freak and i usually dont want to hear any JB covers but this has got to be JB approved! its smokin'! its strange to hear george benson who sounds like hes been to the grant green school of music. hes funky, and fast, but no grant(i just love the green!). really though these guys are all bad, lonnie rips it on organ, and the energy is ridiculous!

5 out of 5 stars THIS IS THE ONE- ON THE ONE! THA FUNKAY ONE!.......2003-11-26

This is the album I want with me everywhere. I keep the original in a safe place and I have burned copies in my car and at work. I never! never! want to be without this up-lifting funky masterpiece. I can listen to this from beginning to end over and over again- it's just that good. I recommend this over MOVE YOUR HAND for a first purchase, because all the players are up front in volume and Funky as Hell. Another favorite of this genre is Jimmy Smith-Root Down [LIVE] and anything that has Idris Muhammad (the original funky drummer)on it.
Live at Club Mozambique
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Awesome
  • Not my favorite live Green album, but a good listen
Live at Club Mozambique
Grant Green
Manufacturer: Blue Note Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000G5R8TK
Release Date: 2006-07-18

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Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Awesome.......2006-12-08

If alive and live at the lighthouse didn't exist this would be my favorite grant green album the mix isn't as goog as the other live albums because the 24 track master tapes were missing and this was taken from a mono recording but the guitar is still funky and overall an interesting selection of songs. This is a beautiful album that anybody who has listened to live at the lighthouse , or Alive! will surely appreciate.

4 out of 5 stars Not my favorite live Green album, but a good listen.......2006-09-29

If you're looking for a funky Green outing..you will find some hintings of it here...this album precedes "Alive" and "Live at the Lighthouse" and shows a bit of restraint compared to the latter two. I'd start with "Alive", then try on "Live at the Lighthouse" and finally buy "Live at Club Mozambique as a finish...
Live at Club Mozambique
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    Live at Club Mozambique

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