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Groovin' With Big G

Brian Charette & George Coleman

Sinewy, old school Blue Note style Hammond B-3 quartet with ex-Miles’ tenor giant George Coleman in robust, bluesy form on a bunch of standards, together with a subtle retread of ‘Maiden Voyage’,...

Groovin' With Big G

Brian Charette & George Coleman

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Sinewy, old school Blue Note style Hammond B-3 quartet with ex-Miles’ tenor giant George Coleman in robust, bluesy form on a bunch of standards, together with a subtle retread of ‘Maiden Voyage’,...

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The legendary tenor saxophonist George Coleman featured alongside the celebrated B-3 organist Brian Charette.

George Coleman is the recipient of 2015 NEA (The National Endowment for the Arts) Jazz Masters Awards, the highest honour USA gives to jazz musician. For the B-3's most adventurous and talented practitioner, Brian Charette, who has known the Coleman father and son (junior plays drums here) for more than a couple of decades, this recording is something of a musical homecoming.

"Both B-3 stylist and student, serious jazz scholar and glitzy entertainer, Charette is a burning soloist who understands the tradition of the Hammond B-3 as well its future - just as certainly as he understands his place in that lineage." - Ken Micallef, Downbeat Magazine

Personnel: Brian Charette (Hammond B3 organ), George Coleman (tenor saxophone), Vic Juris (guitar), George Coleman Jr. (drums)

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July 2018

Sinewy, old school Blue Note style Hammond B-3 quartet with ex-Miles’ tenor giant George Coleman in robust, bluesy form on a bunch of standards, together with a subtle retread of ‘Maiden Voyage’, which featured Coleman on the Hancock original.
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