Jimmy Smith - Midnight Special free for downloading

MY HUSBAND LOVES THIS VERSION OF MIDNIGHT SPECIAL THAT'S WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT

I grew up listening to music like this and this was one of my parent's all time favorites. Their gone now but this sounds good like it did back when it was new. We had the 8-Track. A lot of y'all might not know about that. Lol

This is a Holy (original meaning of this word is Wilderness)! The rhythm, the beat, the musical exchanges is beyond Excellent. .I am at 'Church' in the Natural Wilderness of Sacred Sound that 'Drives' me to Love and Respect Nature, the Natural Agenda, Clean Waters; refreshing and vital to Sacred Life! This Sound carries in the Divine Winds that blow through me and tantalize my Soul! This 'Natural Church' keeps one ALWAYS coming back! The Perfectly Timed Percussion keeps one 'Holy Spirit' Moving and thus 'Praying' by Deed rather than plain verbal talk! This Sacred Sound is MOVING liken to this Divine and Sacred Mother Earth, the Sacred Milky Way to this never ending Divine and Sacred Universe! Many Great Musicians like Jimmy Smith played caught in the money/business traps of Music..Whatever/However I ALWAYS heard a Sacred Divine Sermon in this KING'S GREAT MUSICAL TALENTS! I can hear the 'Holy Hand Clappings' of the Soulful Perfectly Timed Percussion. .AMU (changed vowel from 'E' to the letter 'U') reads AMUN...

To Arthur Sid:  Couldn"t have said it better.

Classic recordings by the master of the Hammond B3!

When listening to this cut, I can go anywhere in the world and never leave my chair.

That's the groove

You may try but this cannot be duplicated.

This is "Night Train" with a laid-back cool groove. I'm hoping on, even if I have to hobo. CAN YOU DIG IT? I KNEW DAT CHU COULD!

Whoah, these folks made music.

This is what I consider "chill out" music.

One of my mom's favorites....inspired me to take piano. Long live jazz!

Amazing to he able to hear the soul in every note played. Telling a story about”yourself “ through painted audio. These artists are the true Picassos.

We need to learn to live the way that these guys play. Everything we need to know is right here.

I was eight years old when one of my uncles introduced me to Jimmy Smith. And my uncle had a vast collection of jazz. I only wish that schools pushed playing instruments more into the curriculum.

I know this was waaay before my time but i love music and this right here adds to the collection. Ppl from my generation will never understand