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Green Street

John Stein

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For his second album, guitarist John Stein has taken his regular band into the studio for a session focusing on Stein originals with one standard included, Duke Ellington's "Do Nothing `Till You Hear from Me." The trio is augmented on four tracks by David "Fathead" Newman, including on the aforementioned Ellington tune. Here, Newman uses the alto instead of his regular tenor. The result is a slightly more boppish sound in lieu of the soul he gets with the tenor. Stein's group is an organ trio, and one that avoids the soul/blues/R&B trap that so often happens with these combos. One reason the undertaking is successful is because Ken Clark's organ does not dominate the proceedings but shares the headlines with Stein and often takes on a supportive role. This relationship is apparent on such cuts as "Culebra." Another reason is that Stein's guitar stays clean throughout, avoiding heavy chordal smears. The album also offers a variety of rhythms. "Jack's Back" swings sassily with Stein and Clark trading choruses, playing in tandem with striking drum insertions by Dave Hurst. Everyone gets ready to boogie on an appropriately named "Booga Lou." Newman returns to the tenor on a lovely ballad, "When I'm Away from You," part of which parallels "Too Late Now." The color tends toward a shade of blue on the title tune, "Green Street," with Newman joining in the rice-and-red-bean doings. But above all, what strikes one about this album is the obvious solidarity of purpose evident in the playing of the trio. This comes from being together for three years, and this album reaps the harvest of such a relatively lengthy close association. Recommended.
© Dave Nathan /TiVo

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Booga Lou (John Stein)

1
Booga Lou
David "Fathead" Newman
00:05:29

David "Fathead" Newman, Performer - John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Hotcakes (John Stein)

2
Hotcakes
David "Fathead" Newman
00:06:13

David "Fathead" Newman, Performer - John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Jack's Back (John Stein)

3
Jack's Back
John Stein
00:04:21

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Our Love Will See Us Through (John Stein)

4
Our Love Will See Us Through
David "Fathead" Newman
00:05:22

David "Fathead" Newman, Performer - John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer - Ron Gill, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Sultry (John Stein)

5
Sultry
John Stein
00:05:47

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Green Street (John Stein)

6
Green Street
David "Fathead" Newman
00:07:56

David "Fathead" Newman, Performer - John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Greyhound (John Stein)

7
Greyhound
John Stein
00:04:40

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Do nothin' Till you hear from me (Duke Ellington)

8
Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me
David "Fathead" Newman
00:05:33

David "Fathead" Newman, Performer - John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - Duke Ellington, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Culebra (John Stein)

9
Culebra
John Stein
00:03:43

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Digits (John Stein)

10
Digits
John Stein
00:05:43

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Be Ooo Ba (John Stein)

11
Be Ooo Ba
John Stein
00:04:46

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - John Stein, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

You Stepped Out of a Dream (Nacio Herb Brown)

12
You Stepped Out of a Dream
John Stein
00:07:05

John Stein, Performer - Kenneth Clark, Performer - Dave Hurst, Performer - Nacio Herb Brown, Composer

2013 Whaling City Sound 2013 Whaling City Sound

Album review

For his second album, guitarist John Stein has taken his regular band into the studio for a session focusing on Stein originals with one standard included, Duke Ellington's "Do Nothing `Till You Hear from Me." The trio is augmented on four tracks by David "Fathead" Newman, including on the aforementioned Ellington tune. Here, Newman uses the alto instead of his regular tenor. The result is a slightly more boppish sound in lieu of the soul he gets with the tenor. Stein's group is an organ trio, and one that avoids the soul/blues/R&B trap that so often happens with these combos. One reason the undertaking is successful is because Ken Clark's organ does not dominate the proceedings but shares the headlines with Stein and often takes on a supportive role. This relationship is apparent on such cuts as "Culebra." Another reason is that Stein's guitar stays clean throughout, avoiding heavy chordal smears. The album also offers a variety of rhythms. "Jack's Back" swings sassily with Stein and Clark trading choruses, playing in tandem with striking drum insertions by Dave Hurst. Everyone gets ready to boogie on an appropriately named "Booga Lou." Newman returns to the tenor on a lovely ballad, "When I'm Away from You," part of which parallels "Too Late Now." The color tends toward a shade of blue on the title tune, "Green Street," with Newman joining in the rice-and-red-bean doings. But above all, what strikes one about this album is the obvious solidarity of purpose evident in the playing of the trio. This comes from being together for three years, and this album reaps the harvest of such a relatively lengthy close association. Recommended.
© Dave Nathan /TiVo

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