This is a great LP! I've always loved "licks a plenty" - the licks do indeed get hotter and hotter as they egg each other. But it always seemed to me they faded the track out right as it was getting really great! Maybe the masters are out there somewhere and someday there will be an unfaded reissue... (ok, stop dreaming)
AK, I know what you mean about the fade. To me, fading out has almost always been a sign that the session deteriorated and the the remainder wound up on the editing room floor. Sometimes, like on "licks," I get the feeling it's because they went on forever and they had to cut it somewhere. If that's the case, it would be sweet if full masters were sitting around Lester's house somewhere...
great post! I have been looking for this one as well as the live giants of the organ in concert. the digital world you are helping to create is beautiful. Now for a greasy meal of hammond and soul funk.
Just tryin' to put back into the music blogosphere by fillin' in any blanks I can with out-of-print vinyl as well as the occasional mix, remix, re-edit, art or rant. But mostly vinyl. Mostly.
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many thanks for this gem!
appreciated!
This is a great LP! I've always loved "licks a plenty" - the licks do indeed get hotter and hotter as they egg each other. But it always seemed to me they faded the track out right as it was getting really great! Maybe the masters are out there somewhere and someday there will be an unfaded reissue... (ok, stop dreaming)
looks great, don't mind some "cheeba" coming on top of it!
peace, E-mile
Thanks guys!
AK, I know what you mean about the fade. To me, fading out has almost always been a sign that the session deteriorated and the the remainder wound up on the editing room floor. Sometimes, like on "licks," I get the feeling it's because they went on forever and they had to cut it somewhere. If that's the case, it would be sweet if full masters were sitting around Lester's house somewhere...
great post! I have been looking for this one as well as the live giants of the organ in concert. the digital world you are helping to create is beautiful. Now for a greasy meal of hammond and soul funk.
bon appetite, d.o.!
hey deaf one, i don't know if you had a chance to see The Mean Machine post on this blog but El Goog provided a link to the concert.
Tank you very much!
Great post!
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