Turrentine, Stanley: Look Out! (Vinyl LP) Thank Drinking And Driving

Drinking And Driving

Off Minor (Alternate Take)

Memphis Bells

and multi-instrumentalist

while Eno was working on David Bowie’s widely-acclaimed Low

Turrentine, Stanley: Look Out! (Vinyl LP) Thank Drinking And DrivingAfter making a strong impression in a sideman roll on Jimmy Smiths twin soul jazz classics Midnight Special and Back At The Chicken Shack in April 1960, Blue Note boss Alfred Lion brought Stanley Turrentine back into Van Gelder Studio in June to record his own debut album as a leader, Look Out!, which formerly announced the arrival of a deeply soulful saxophonist who imbued every note he played with feeling. Along with the tried and true rhythm