Hank Marr (30 January 1927 – 16 March 2004) was a jazz musician known for his work on the Hammond B-3 organ.
Natives of Columbus, Ohio, Hank Marr and tenor saxophonist Rusty Bryant co-led a group that toured for several years, beginning in 1958. Marr later led a group that featured James Blood Ulmer. Ulmer first recorded professionally with Marr in 1967–1968; they had previously toured in 1966–1967. Guitarists Freddie King (1961–1962) and Wilbert Longmire (1963–1964) also did recordings with Marr. In the late 1960s, Marr performed in a duo with guitarist Floyd Smith in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Marr had two minor hit singles, "The Greasy Spoon" (U.S. No. 101, 1964) and "Silver Spoon" (U.S. No. 134, 1965)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Marr
Natives of Columbus, Ohio, Hank Marr and tenor saxophonist Rusty Bryant co-led a group that toured for several years, beginning in 1958. Marr later led a group that featured James Blood Ulmer. Ulmer first recorded professionally with Marr in 1967–1968; they had previously toured in 1966–1967. Guitarists Freddie King (1961–1962) and Wilbert Longmire (1963–1964) also did recordings with Marr. In the late 1960s, Marr performed in a duo with guitarist Floyd Smith in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Marr had two minor hit singles, "The Greasy Spoon" (U.S. No. 101, 1964) and "Silver Spoon" (U.S. No. 134, 1965)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Marr
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Hank Marr (30 de enero de 1927 - 16 de marzo de 2004) fue un músico de jazz conocido por su trabajo con el órgano Hammond B-3.
Natural de Columbus, Ohio, Hank Marr y el saxofonista tenor Rusty Bryant codirigieron un grupo que realizó giras durante varios años, a partir de 1958. Más tarde, Marr dirigió un grupo en el que participaba James Blood Ulmer. Ulmer grabó por primera vez profesionalmente con Marr en 1967-1968; previamente habían realizado una gira en 1966-1967. Los guitarristas Freddie King (1961-1962) y Wilbert Longmire (1963-1964) también grabaron con Marr. A finales de la década de 1960, Marr formó dúo con el guitarrista Floyd Smith en Atlantic City, Nueva Jersey.
Marr tuvo dos éxitos menores, "The Greasy Spoon" (nº 101 en EE.UU., 1964) y "Silver Spoon" (nº 134 en EE.UU., 1965).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Marr
Natural de Columbus, Ohio, Hank Marr y el saxofonista tenor Rusty Bryant codirigieron un grupo que realizó giras durante varios años, a partir de 1958. Más tarde, Marr dirigió un grupo en el que participaba James Blood Ulmer. Ulmer grabó por primera vez profesionalmente con Marr en 1967-1968; previamente habían realizado una gira en 1966-1967. Los guitarristas Freddie King (1961-1962) y Wilbert Longmire (1963-1964) también grabaron con Marr. A finales de la década de 1960, Marr formó dúo con el guitarrista Floyd Smith en Atlantic City, Nueva Jersey.
Marr tuvo dos éxitos menores, "The Greasy Spoon" (nº 101 en EE.UU., 1964) y "Silver Spoon" (nº 134 en EE.UU., 1965).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Marr
Tracklist:
A1 The Greasy Spoon (3:05) Written-By - Gene Redd , Hank Marr
A2 I Remember New York (3:30) Written-By - Gene C. Redd
A3 A Mellow Thing (2:24) Written-By - Gene C. Redd, Rudolph Johnson
A4 Heavy Travellin (2:37) Written-By - N .Nath, G. Redd, H. Marr
A5 Foggy Night (2:54) Written-By - Gene Redd , Rudolph Johnson
A6 The Push (2:27) Written-By - Hank Marr
B1 Tonk Game (2:40) Written-By - Hank Marr
B2 All My Love Belongs To You (2:35) Written-By - Henry Glover , Sally Nix
B3 Silver Spoon (2:24) Written-By - Gene C. Redd, Hank Marr
B4 Easy Talk (2:52) Written-By - Gene Redd , Hank Marr
B5 Day By Day (3:39) Written By - Chan/Stordall/Weston
B6 Late Freight (2:40) Written-By - Gene C. Redd, Rusty Bryant
credits:
Rusty Bryant - Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
Larry Frazier - Bass
Freddie King - Guitar
Wilbert Longmire - Guitar
Hank Marr - Organ, Piano
Taylor Orr - Drums
Philip Paul - Drums
Osborne Whitfield - Sax (Tenor)
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