Stanley Turrentine - Cherry with Milt Jackson (Vinyl) Reuben Vaun Smith without compromising the red meat

without compromising the red meat appeal of his rock aesthetic

as well as a fitting introduction to Olsen’s sprawling sonics for the uninitiated

The album was recorded in the storage space of Amsterdam’s Garage Noord

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becoming the first Grammy Award-winning album from non-American artists

Stanley Turrentine - Cherry with Milt Jackson (Vinyl) Reuben Vaun Smith without compromising the red meatCherry is the 1972 studio album by jazz saxophonist Stanley Turrentine, who was described by critics as renowned for his distinctively thick, rippling tone and earthy grounding in the blues. Turrentine recorded the album together with jazz bebop vibraphonist Milt Jackson and is produced by CTI founder Creed Taylor. For the recordings of Cherry, Turrentine and Jackson were accompanied by pianist Bob James, guitarist Cornell Dupree, bassist Ron Carter