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Album · 2000

Dot Com Blues

by Jimmy Smith

Released
2000
Label
Blue Thumb Records
Catalogue no.
314 543 978-2
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
1:00:42
Country
US

“Dot Com Blues” is an album by Jimmy Smith, released in 2000 on Blue Thumb Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:00:42. Jazz standards on the record include “Mood Indigo”. The line-up features Harvey Mason (drums (drum set)), Jimmy Smith (organ), John Porter (guitar, producer), Reggie McBride (bass guitar) and Lenny Castro (percussion).

Who played on Dot Com Blues

  • Harvey Mason drums (drum set) all tracks
  • Jimmy Smith organ all tracks
  • John Porter guitar, producer, bass guitar all tracks
  • Reggie McBride bass guitar on 9 tracks
  • Lenny Castro percussion on 5 tracks
  • Russell Malone guitar on 5 tracks
  • Darrell Leonard flugelhorn, trumpet, instrument arranger on 4 tracks
  • Joe Sublett tenor saxophone on 4 tracks
  • Dr. John piano, vocals, Wurlitzer electric piano on 3 tracks
  • George Bohanon bass trombone, trombone on 3 tracks
  • Herman Riley tenor saxophone on 3 tracks
  • Leslie Drayton flugelhorn, trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Maurice Spears bass trombone, trombone on 3 tracks
  • Oscar Brashear flugelhorn, trumpet on 3 tracks
  • Phil Upchurch guitar on 3 tracks
  • Harry Bowens vocals on 2 tracks
  • Sweet Pea Atkinson vocals on 2 tracks
  • B.B. King guitar, vocals on 1 track
  • Chris Stainton piano on 1 track
  • Etta James lead vocals on 1 track
  • John Clayton double bass on 1 track
  • Jon Cleary Wurlitzer electric piano on 1 track
  • Keb’ Mo’ guitar, lead vocals on 1 track
  • Neil Hubbard guitar on 1 track
  • Pino Palladino bass guitar on 1 track
  • Taj Mahal guitar, vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Only in It for the Money 4:35
  2. 2 8 Counts for Rita — Jimmy Smith 3:40
  3. 3 Strut — Taj Mahal 5:04
  4. 4 C C Rider — [traditional] 7:09
  5. 5 I Just Wanna Make Love to You — Willie Dixon 3:56
  6. 6 Mood Indigo standard — Barney Bigard, Duke Ellington 8:49
  7. 7 Over & Over 5:53
  8. 8 Three O'Clock Blues 4:34
  9. 9 Dot Com Blues — Jimmy Smith 5:23
  10. 10 Mr. Johnson 5:48
  11. 11 Tuition Blues 5:51

Production

  • Bill Kinsley engineer
  • Katy Teasdale engineer
  • Mike Scotella engineer
  • Rik Pekkonen engineer
  • Bernie Grundman mastering
  • Ron Goldstein producer

More albums by Jimmy Smith

The Incredible Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 3 1956 · Blue Note A New Sound, a New Star: Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 1 1956 · Blue Note A New Sound, a New Star: Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 2 1956 · Blue Note At Club “Baby Grand” Wilmington, Delaware, Volume 2 1956 · Live · Blue Note At Club “Baby Grand” Wilmington, Delaware, Volume 1 1956 · Live · Blue Note The Sounds of Jimmy Smith 1957 · Blue Note Jimmy Smith at the Organ: Plays Pretty Just for You 1957 · Blue Note Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 1 1957 · Blue Note A Date With Jimmy Smith, Volume 1 1957 · Live · Blue Note A Date With Jimmy Smith, Volume 2 1957 · Live · Blue Note Jimmy Smith at the Organ, Volume 2 1958 · Blue Note House Party 1958 · Blue Note

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Dot Com Blues?

The line-up of Dot Com Blues includes Harvey Mason (drums (drum set)), Jimmy Smith (organ), John Porter (guitar, producer), Reggie McBride (bass guitar), Lenny Castro (percussion), Russell Malone (guitar), Darrell Leonard (flugelhorn, trumpet) and Joe Sublett (tenor saxophone).

Which label released Dot Com Blues?

Dot Com Blues was released in 2000 on Blue Thumb Records (314 543 978-2).

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