Plenty, Plenty Soul is a 1957 hard bop classic that showcases Milt Jackson’s masterful vibraphone work alongside an all-star lineup including Cannonball Adderley, Art Blakey, Horace Silver, and Oscar Pettiford. Produced by Nesuhi Ertegun for Atlantic Records, the album blends bluesy soul, swinging bop, and rich ensemble arrangements. From the gospel-tinged title track to the fiery solos on “Boogity Boogity,” Jackson’s warm tone and impeccable phrasing shine throughout. A timeless session that perfectly captures the soulful side of modern jazz.
Milt Jackson-Plenty,Plenty Soul
R150,00
1 in stock
| Catalogue Number | ATXD 50 |
|---|---|
| Label | Atlantic |
| Format | CD |
| Condition | Mint Condition,Preowned |
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Plenty, Plenty Soul is a rich and spirited recording that finds Milt Jackson in peak form, delivering soulful melodies and sharp improvisation over blues-inflected bop arrangements. The ensemble—featuring some of the era’s greatest players—brings fire, groove, and subtlety to each track.
The title track opens the album with a gospel-tinged depth, while “Boogity Boogity” and “Heartstrings” showcase both the band’s tight chemistry and Jackson’s lyrical, commanding vibe tone. With Nesuhi Ertegun’s clean production and the stellar musicianship on display, this album remains a standout in Jackson’s discography and an essential listen for any fan of classic jazz.