The Hammond organ trio called Hart, Scone & Albin open up Leading
the British Invasion by biting into "Rehab," from the songbook of the
late British vocalist, Amy Winehouse. The tune—already dripping soul in
its original edition—drips some, with the trio's muscular and propulsive
approach.
The British Invasion the trio addresses throughout the set isn't the one that began in the early 60s, with The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, and Gerry and the Pacemakers and The Dave Clark Five; it's the ladies of today who get a showcase here: Amy Winehouse, Sade, Joss Stone, Adele, Lorde, and Dusty Springfield (who actually arrived during the initial Invasion, charting hits alongside the guys).
Guitarist John Hart and drummer and drummer Rudy Albin earned their organ trio stripes in the band of the legendary organist Jack McDuff. They take from their mentor a big, full sound, infectious R & B rhythms, danceable grooves, all washed down with the arctic wind of Adam Scone's full-throated Hammond B3 organ.
Amy Winehouse is represented well here. Besides the opener, "Rehab," the group goes after "Back to Black," the title tune from her debut album, and the durable standard, "Body and Soul," taking off from her collaboration with Tony Bennett. Adele gets a couple of soulful nods, with "Turning Tables" and "Rolling in the Deep." And Dusty Springfield's perhaps un-soulful—but beautiful—take on the Burt Bacharach/Hal David classic, "The Look of Love," levitates in the hands of Hart, Scone & Albin. And "Royals," from Lorde's songbook, shows up sounding like psychedelia.
Organ jazz, in the right hands, never gets old. It's in the right hands with Hart, Scone & Albin.
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/leading-the-british-invasion-john-hart-zoho-music-review-by-dan-mcclenaghan.php
The British Invasion the trio addresses throughout the set isn't the one that began in the early 60s, with The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, and Gerry and the Pacemakers and The Dave Clark Five; it's the ladies of today who get a showcase here: Amy Winehouse, Sade, Joss Stone, Adele, Lorde, and Dusty Springfield (who actually arrived during the initial Invasion, charting hits alongside the guys).
Guitarist John Hart and drummer and drummer Rudy Albin earned their organ trio stripes in the band of the legendary organist Jack McDuff. They take from their mentor a big, full sound, infectious R & B rhythms, danceable grooves, all washed down with the arctic wind of Adam Scone's full-throated Hammond B3 organ.
Amy Winehouse is represented well here. Besides the opener, "Rehab," the group goes after "Back to Black," the title tune from her debut album, and the durable standard, "Body and Soul," taking off from her collaboration with Tony Bennett. Adele gets a couple of soulful nods, with "Turning Tables" and "Rolling in the Deep." And Dusty Springfield's perhaps un-soulful—but beautiful—take on the Burt Bacharach/Hal David classic, "The Look of Love," levitates in the hands of Hart, Scone & Albin. And "Royals," from Lorde's songbook, shows up sounding like psychedelia.
Organ jazz, in the right hands, never gets old. It's in the right hands with Hart, Scone & Albin.
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/leading-the-british-invasion-john-hart-zoho-music-review-by-dan-mcclenaghan.php
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El trío de órgano Hammond llamado Hart, Scone & Albin abre Leading the British Invasion con "Rehab", del cancionero de la difunta vocalista británica Amy Winehouse. La melodía, que ya goteaba alma en su edición original, gotea aún más, con el enfoque musculoso y propulsivo del trío.
La invasión británica que el trío aborda a lo largo del disco no es la que comenzó a principios de los años 60, con los Beatles y los Rolling Stones, y Gerry and the Pacemakers y Dave Clark Five; son las mujeres de hoy las que se exhiben aquí: Amy Winehouse, Sade, Joss Stone, Adele, Lorde y Dusty Springfield (que en realidad llegó durante la Invasión inicial, y que obtuvo éxitos junto a los chicos).
El guitarrista John Hart y el baterista Rudy Albin se ganaron sus galones de trío de órganos en la banda del legendario organista Jack McDuff. Toman de su mentor un sonido grande y completo, ritmos R & B infecciosos, grooves bailables, todo ello bañado por el viento ártico del órgano Hammond B3 de Adam Scone a todo pulmón.
Amy Winehouse está bien representada aquí. Además de la canción que abre el disco, "Rehab", el grupo se lanza a por "Back to Black", el tema que da título a su álbum de debut, y el duradero estándar "Body and Soul", que parte de su colaboración con Tony Bennett. Adele recibe un par de guiños soul, con "Turning Tables" y "Rolling in the Deep". Y la versión de Dusty Springfield del clásico de Burt Bacharach/Hal David, "The Look of Love", quizás no tan emotiva pero sí hermosa, levita en manos de Hart, Scone & Albin. Y "Royals", del cancionero de Lorde, aparece sonando a psicodelia.
El organ jazz, en las manos adecuadas, nunca pasa de moda. Está en las manos adecuadas con Hart, Scone & Albin.
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/leading-the-british-invasion-john-hart-zoho-music-review-by-dan-mcclenaghan.php
La invasión británica que el trío aborda a lo largo del disco no es la que comenzó a principios de los años 60, con los Beatles y los Rolling Stones, y Gerry and the Pacemakers y Dave Clark Five; son las mujeres de hoy las que se exhiben aquí: Amy Winehouse, Sade, Joss Stone, Adele, Lorde y Dusty Springfield (que en realidad llegó durante la Invasión inicial, y que obtuvo éxitos junto a los chicos).
El guitarrista John Hart y el baterista Rudy Albin se ganaron sus galones de trío de órganos en la banda del legendario organista Jack McDuff. Toman de su mentor un sonido grande y completo, ritmos R & B infecciosos, grooves bailables, todo ello bañado por el viento ártico del órgano Hammond B3 de Adam Scone a todo pulmón.
Amy Winehouse está bien representada aquí. Además de la canción que abre el disco, "Rehab", el grupo se lanza a por "Back to Black", el tema que da título a su álbum de debut, y el duradero estándar "Body and Soul", que parte de su colaboración con Tony Bennett. Adele recibe un par de guiños soul, con "Turning Tables" y "Rolling in the Deep". Y la versión de Dusty Springfield del clásico de Burt Bacharach/Hal David, "The Look of Love", quizás no tan emotiva pero sí hermosa, levita en manos de Hart, Scone & Albin. Y "Royals", del cancionero de Lorde, aparece sonando a psicodelia.
El organ jazz, en las manos adecuadas, nunca pasa de moda. Está en las manos adecuadas con Hart, Scone & Albin.
https://www.allaboutjazz.com/leading-the-british-invasion-john-hart-zoho-music-review-by-dan-mcclenaghan.php
Tracklist:
1 - Rehab - 5:25
2 - Don't Start Lyin' To Me Now - 5:14
3 - The Look Of Love - 6:12
4 - Smooth Operator - 6:10
5 - Royals - 8:26
6 - Turning Tables - 6:34
7 - Rolling In The Deep - 6:44
8 - I Only Want To Be With You - 4:34
9 - Blues For The U.K. - 7:06
10 - Body And Soul - 4:26
11 - Back To Black - 4:30
Credits:
Drums – Rudy Albin Petschauer
Guitar – John Hart
Organ [Hammond Organ] – Adam Scone
Label: ZOHO – ZM 201801
Released: 2018
Genre: Jazz
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