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David Gibson: End Of The Tunnel
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Jared Gold
organ, Hammond B3This disc also continues with the same lineup, and why not keep going? The music just feels so good; a sound that began in African-American churches but was ultimately incorporated into night clubs acts by the likes of

Jimmy Smith
organ, Hammond B31925 - 2005

Big John Patton
organ, Hammond B31935 - 2002

Jimmy McGriff
organ, Hammond B31936 - 2008

Baby Face Willette
organ, Hammond B3b.1933

Jack McDuff
organ, Hammond B31926 - 2001
Soul-jazz music also had an influence beyond clubs, as this recording reflects. The opening track,

Herbie Hancock
pianob.1940

Grachan Moncur III
trombone1937 - 2022

Stanton Moore
drumsb.1972
Gibson's writing and arrangements bring the music back to the sanctified with the balladic "A Place Of Our Own" and serves up a mini-tribute to

Horace Silver
piano1928 - 2014

Julius Tolentino
sousaphoneb.1975
The disc ends with

Jackie McLean
saxophone, alto1932 - 2006
Track Listing
Blind Man, Blind Man; Wasabi; Sunday Morning; End of the Tunnel; A Place of Our Own; Splat!; The In-Whim; Preachin'; Blue Rondo.
Personnel
David Gibson
tromboneDavid Gibson: trombone; Julius Tolentino: alto saxophone; Jared Gold: organ; Quincy Davis: drums.
Album information
Title: End Of The Tunnel | Year Released: 2011 | Record Label: Posi-Tone Records
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