Eddie Jefferson - Body And Soul album flac

Jefferson at Half Moon Bay, California, October 10, 1978. Background information. Jefferson's last recorded performance was at the Joe Segal's Jazz Showcase in Chicago and was released on video by Rhapsody Films. The performance was part of a tour that Jefferson and Cole led together. The Manhattan Transfer honored both Jefferson and Coleman Hawkins in their vocal version of "Body and Soul" on their album Extensions in 1979. 1953: The Bebop Singers (Prestige [rel.

Eddie Jefferson had not been on record in quite a few years when he recorded this excellent set (reissued on CD) for Prestige. A few of the songs ("Mercy, Mercy, Mercy," "Psychedelic Sally" and "See If You Can Git to That") were attempts to update the singer's style in the mod idiom of the late '60s but the most memorable selections are "So What" (on which Jefferson recreates Miles Davis's famous solo), "Body and Soul", "Now's the Time," "Oh Gee" and "Filthy.

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Filthy McNasty Lyrics. He hangs out in bars He's got a few scars He's higher than Mars. He don't own a suit A Naru or Zoot He never has loot Except in his boot His body is lean His feet aren't clean His mouth is real mean When he's on the scene But all the time you hear the women really yelling his name Filthy McNasty.

Introduction By Ed Williams, 01:07. See If You Can Git to That, 02:45. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy, 02:58. There I Go, There I Go Again, 02:18. Filthy McNasty, 03:29.

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Album by Eddie Jefferson. Introduction by Ed Williams. See If You Can Git to That. There I Go, There I Go Again.