Milt Jackson rulez

[Jimmy Smith]

Milt Jackson is my favorite soloist right now. I like how he always keeps the momentum with the rhythm of his lines, and then is either doing something pretty interesting with the notes to downright maximumly catchy and melodic.

[jameslovestal]

This is one fine quartet:

[wintermoon]

fortunate to catch him w the above band except Cedar Walton instead of Joe Pass, and a bunch of times w the Modern Jazz Quartet. also a guitar player....

[Litterick]

The last time there was anything good on the telly:

[Jimmy Smith]

This is one fine quartet:

Nice pairing of the vibes with guitar. Joe is such an intelligent player. He sounds like a little piano while comping behind Milt.

[jameslovestal]

Nice pairing of the vibes with guitar. Joe is such an intelligent player. He sounds like a little piano while comping behind Milt.

I find the two albums this Quartet did together have my favor Joe comping. I believe it is vibes with guitar that is a main reason; I can hear each instrument clearly; Often with piano and guitar the guitar is drowned out \ overshadowed by the pianist.

[Jimmy Smith]

I just noticed that the whole band plays the head on straight no chaser. I can't recall hearing that very much before.

[supersoul]

Sister Sanctified... Stanley Turrentine with Milt Jackson and Cornell Dupree

[John A.]

I just noticed that the whole band plays the head on straight no chaser. I can't recall hearing that very much before.

Happens all the time at jam sessions.

[L50EF15]

Plenty, Plenty Soul is a great album. The title cut is killer: