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1. LONNIE SMITH Vinyl Records and CDs: Not to be confused with Lonnie Smith (born July 3, , Lackawanna, New York, USA) self-styled as Dr. Lonnie Smith is an American jazz keyboardist, specializing in the Hammond B3 organ. He tours extensively and has played alongside many of the world's jazz and R&B greats including.

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2. May 18,  · Now I know some came out as George Benson records but I saw one lp that was lonnie smith. FINGER-LICKIN' GOOD SOUL ORGAN. Lonnie Smith. New York City: March 10, Keep Talkin' (Lonnie Smith) - f. (CO ) What Do You Think (Lonnie Smith) - They re-issued this on vinyl a few years ago. It shouldn't be too hard to find.

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3. Vinyl, LP, Reissue A1 Hola Muneca A2 Minor Chant A3 Can't You Just Feel It A4 Jeannine A5 Sideman B1 Keep Talkin' B2 My Babe B3 In The Beginning B4 Lonnie's Blues B5 Say Stuff B6 Our Miss Brooks

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4. keep on lovin' LP Dr. Lonnie Smith Format: Vinyl. out of 5 stars 2 ratings. See all 9 formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Listen Now with Amazon Music: Keep on Lovin' "Please retry" First, this is a DR. Lonnie Smith album, not LONNIE LISTON SMITH though it does sound a lot like a Liston Smith venture - - however /5(2).

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6. Buy Keep On Lovin' (LP) by Lonnie Smith (LP). Amoeba Music. Ships Free in the U.S.

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7. Plump DJs / A-Skillz* – Finger Lickin’ Export 02 Album Sampler Drumattic Twins – Feelin’ Kinda Strange (Remix) / The Flunk Drumattic Twins – Twister / Sticky Soul Of Man – SukdatSoul Of Man – SukdatSoul Of Man – SukdatSoul Of Man – Sukdat Drumattic Twins – Pumped Up Funk / Big Buddha (Finger Lickin’ Export 01 Sampler).

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8. Review by Jason Ankeny Although it predates his classic soul-jazz dates for Blue Note by a few years, Lonnie Smith's debut LP, Finger-Lickin' Good, boasts a deeply funky groove quite unusual for the mid-'60s, a period when few jazz musicians acknowledged the influence of more commercial musical pursuits, let alone introduced such elements into their own work.

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9. B-3 specialist Dr. Lonnie Smith retools a dozen original compositions from early in his career and performs them live with an octet on In The Beginning, Volumes 1 & jackconguilatachacawimisbicalci.xyzinfog material from his recordings, Finger-Lickin' Good (Columbia, ), Think! (Blue Note, ), Turning Point (Blue Note, ) and Move Your Hand (Blue Note, ), Smith, with the help of saxophonist Ian Hendrickson-Smith.

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