Album · 1972
Bluesmith
- Released
- 1972
- Label
- Verve Records
- Catalogue no.
- V6-8809
- Tracklist
- 6 tracks
- Length
- 41:00
- Country
- US
“Bluesmith” is an album by Jimmy Smith, released in 1972 on Verve Records. The original release has 6 tracks with a running time of 41:00. The line-up features Donald Dean (drums (drum set)), Jimmy Smith (electronic organ), Leroy Vinnegar (double bass), Ray Crawford (guitar) and Teddy Edwards (tenor saxophone).
Who played on Bluesmith
- Donald Dean drums (drum set) all tracks
- Jimmy Smith electronic organ all tracks
- Leroy Vinnegar double bass all tracks
- Ray Crawford guitar all tracks
- Teddy Edwards tenor saxophone all tracks
- Victor Pantoja congas all tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Straight Ahead 5:09
- A2 Absolutely Funky 8:51
- A3 Lolita 6:09
- B1 Mournin' Wes 9:39
- B2 Blues for 3 + 1 4:44
- B3 Bluesmith 6:28
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The Incredible Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 3
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A New Sound, a New Star: Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 1
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A New Sound, a New Star: Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 2
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At Club “Baby Grand” Wilmington, Delaware, Volume 2
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At Club “Baby Grand” Wilmington, Delaware, Volume 1
1956 · Live · Blue Note
The Sounds of Jimmy Smith
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Jimmy Smith at the Organ: Plays Pretty Just for You
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Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 1
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A Date With Jimmy Smith, Volume 1
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A Date With Jimmy Smith, Volume 2
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Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 2
1958 · Blue Note
House Party
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Bluesmith?
The line-up of Bluesmith includes Donald Dean (drums (drum set)), Jimmy Smith (electronic organ), Leroy Vinnegar (double bass), Ray Crawford (guitar), Teddy Edwards (tenor saxophone) and Victor Pantoja (congas).
Which label released Bluesmith?
Bluesmith was released in 1972 on Verve Records (V6-8809).
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