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Jimmy Smith
The Cat
The Cat (1964) by The Incredible Jimmy Smith is a standout album in the soul jazz genre, renowned for its dynamic fusion of Hammond B-3 organ mastery and bold big band arrangements. This collaboration with composer and conductor Lalo Schifrin marked a significant evolution in Smith's career, showcasing his versatility and the expansive possibilities of the organ in jazz.
The Cat stands as a testament to the brilliance of the Clifford Brown and Max Roach Quintet. Its blend of technical mastery and emotional depth makes it a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts and a valuable addition to any music collection. The album's legacy endures, continuing to inspire and captivate listeners with its timeless artistry.
A1
Theme From "Joy House"
A2
The Cat (From MGM Motion Picture "Joy House")
A3
Basin Street Blues
A4
Main Title From "The Carpetbaggers"
B1
Chicago Serenade
B2
St. Louis Blues
B3
Delon's Blues
B4
Blues In The Night
