9 thoughts on “ Stanley Turrentine - Never Let Me Go (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Never Let Me Go - Stanley Turrentine on AllMusic - - This groove date by Stanley Turrentine is an 8/

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2. Never Let Me Go, an Album by Stanley Turrentine. Released in December on Blue Note (catalog no. BLP ; Vinyl LP)/5(2).

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3. Reunion Blues () Cherry () The Legendary Profile: Professional ratings; Review scores; Source Rating; Allmusic: Cherry is a album by saxophonist Stanley Turrentine featuring Milt Jackson.. Track listing "Speedball" – "I Remember You" (Johnny Mercer, Victor Schertzinger) – "The Revs" (Milt Jackson) –

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5. Find Stanley Turrentine discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Album Label AllMusic Rating User Ratings ; Stan "The Man" Turrentine: M&I Company Look Out: Blue Note Never Let Me Go: Blue Note Hustlin' Blue Note In Memory Of: Blue Note.

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6. STANLEY TURRENTINE Never Let Me Go ( first US press 7-track deep groove mono LP on Blue Note's 'New York' address label, with 'Van Gelder' stampers & 'ear' etchings in the run-outs, also featuring Shirley Scott, Major Holley Jr., Sam Jones, Al Harewood, Clarence Johnston & Ray Barretto on conga, pasted laminate picture sleeve with catalogue inner.

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7. A big hit for Stanley Turrentine – and a pretty darn nice record of extended groovers, with a harder sound than you might expect from the tongue-licking cover, and a title of Sugar! The record's only got three cuts – one of them Stanley's famous version of "Sugar", the other LP, Vinyl record album.

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8. Stanley Turrentine is at his blues-drenched best on Comin' Your Way. This session features the magnificent rhythm section of the Horace Parlan Trio (Horace Parlan, George Trucker & Al Harewood) at the peak of their collective power. Also featured is Tommy Turrentine on trumpet, contributing his strong Fats Navarro influence/5(18).

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9. The circumstances surrounding the recording of this album are as important as the music you will hear and enjoy. Inspired by the songbook of Count Basie, tenor saxophonist Stanley Turrentine and his wife of four years, organist Shirley Scott, planned on recording with a septet, and went into the studio with that band on October 12, , but those sessions were gestsoulucurfeicompprettherstertemptawars.coinfo: $

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