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and in 1961 capped off his hot streak with the quintet album Up & Down
Along with the tried-and-true rhythm section of pianist Horace Parlan
Side 1 consists of two Byrd originals—“Hush” and “Jorgie’s”—which bookend a showstopping performance of the Frank Sinatra ballad “I’m A Fool To Want You
The Brooklyn-based tenor player from Santiago
A1: This Time The Dream's On Me
Stanley Turrentine: Common Touch (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) LP ETJS-14 and in 1961 capped offBlue Note, 1968 The great tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine imbued every single note he played with a depth of feeling and soulfulness that still reverberates today. Turrentine made his Blue Note debut in 1960 and had been a stalwart of the label for the better part of a decade when he entered Rudy Van Gelders studio in August 1968 to lay down his 21st session as a leader, the lesser known classic Common Touch featuring his then wife Shirley Scott
