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Thursday, September 4, 2025

Brother Jack McDuff • The Natural Thing




Review by Al Campbell
Hammond B-3 groovemeister "Brother" Jack McDuff carried on with his timeless patented boogaloo jazz on The Natural Thing from 1968, but is unfortunately drowned out by the overpowering punchy crunching horn charts of arranger Richard Evans. For that reason, this isn't one of McDuff's strongest dates, but it does contain enjoyable moments sans horns (especially "Funky Guru" guaranteed to please collectors of soulful funky organ. Originally recorded in Chicago for the Cadet label, this session is currently available only as a Japanese MCA import.

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Reseña por Al Campbell
Hammond B-3 groovemeister El "Hermano" Jack McDuff continuó con su boogaloo jazz patentado y atemporal en The Natural Thing desde 1968, pero desafortunadamente está ahogado por los abrumadores gráficos de bocina crujidos del arreglista Richard Evans. Por esa razón, esta no es una de las citas más fuertes de McDuff, pero contiene momentos agradables sin cuernos (especialmente "Funky Guru" que garantiza complacer a los coleccionistas de órgano funky. Originalmente grabada en Chicago para el sello Cadet, esta sesión es actualmente disponible solo como una importación de MCA japonés. 






TRACKS:
A1 Let My People Go
Written-By – McDuff*, Evans* 3:55
A2 Who Stole My Soul ?
Written-By – Eaton*, Satterfield*, Evans* 3:45
A3 L. David Sloan
Written-By – Martin*, Meshel* 4:05
A4 Funky Guru
Written-By – Jack McDuff* 3:20
A5 Ain't It ?
Written-By – Richard Evans (2) 3:15
B1 The Natural Thing
Written-By – Jack McDuff* 6:15
B2 Run On Home
Written-By – Jack McDuff* 5:30
B3 Con Alma
Written-By – Dizzy Gillespie 3:31
B4 Rock Candy
Written-By – Jack McDuff* 5:50

Brother Jack McDuff - organ
Cliff Davis - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
Roland Faulkner, Phil Upchurch guitar
Unknown - drums
unidentified brass arranged and conducted by Richard Evans (tracks 1-3, 5 & 6)

Recorded at the Ter Mar Studios, Chicago, April 1968





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