the album promises to bring a mix of new and familiar sounds
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" the proto-Merseybeat masterpiece which opened the 32 Minutes and 17 Seconds album
McDuff, Jack - Hot Barbeque Released:1965 the album promises to bringNEW VINYL LP ON BGP 2008. McDuff had an excellent quartet for this mid 1960s soul jazz outing, also including Red Holloway on saxes, George Benson on guitar, and Joe Dukes on drums. Nothing remarkable, just very enjoyable, high spirited genre music, particularly on the title track, punctuated by shouts of the title phrase. It's mostly McDuff originals here, though they slow things down to cover "Cry Me a River." http: en. wikipedia. org wiki