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  • Jimmy Smith

    His 2001 album, Dot Com Blues (a reference to the then ongoing dot-com bubble and bust), marked a departure from his customary jazz style, incorporating blues elements and showcasing collaborations with guest artists that included Etta James and B.B. King. Smith’s last album, Legacy (2005), was released posthumously…

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    His 2001 album, Dot Com Blues (a reference to the then ongoing dot-com bubble and bust), marked a departure from his customary jazz style, incorporating blues elements and showcasing collaborations with guest artists that included Etta James and B.B. King. Smith’s last album, Legacy (2005), was released posthumously…

    Read More