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  • Jimmy Smith

    His biggest hit was “Walk on the Wild Side,” from his Verve album Bashin’ (1962), on which he was accompanied by Oliver Nelson’s big studio band. Smith also recorded albums with guitarist Wes Montgomery and owned his own Los Angeles supper club during the 1970s. His 2001 album, Dot


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    His biggest hit was “Walk on the Wild Side,” from his Verve album Bashin’ (1962), on which he was accompanied by Oliver Nelson’s big studio band. Smith also recorded albums with guitarist Wes Montgomery and owned his own Los Angeles supper club during the 1970s. His 2001 album, Dot


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