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masterfully blending influences from other bands
1 are the farthest out in terms of reinterpretation — White Fence reimagines the Gin Blossoms as a Paisley Underground outfit
which features a unique blend of reggae
and Concrete Life
to create an album that is as gorgeous and as moving as the game that inspired it
Groovin' At Smalls' Paradise (Volume 1) Mass appeal masterfully blending influences from otherBlue Note co founder Francis Wolff once recalled: "I first heard Jimmy Smith at Smalls' Paradise in January of 1956. It was his first gig in New York. He was a stunning sight. A man in convulsions, face contorted, crouched over in apparent agony, his fingers flying, his feet dancing over the pedals. The air was filled with waves of sound I had never heard before." After discovering Smith, Alfred Lion recorded the Hammond B3 organ virtuoso no less than
