Special offer. A Walkin' Thing (Remastered)
Shirley Scott (organ)
The lengthy title track has a long, slow-build solo from the organ, showing that Scott still has the sense of form and drama of all her best work.
Special offer. A Walkin' Thing (Remastered)
Shirley Scott (organ)
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The lengthy title track has a long, slow-build solo from the organ, showing that Scott still has the sense of form and drama of all her best work.
About
1992's 'A Walkin' Thing' is the last of three albums the great American organist Shirley Scott recorded for Candid, and her final recording before her passing. First and foremost, Scott was a trained pianist, and it should be noted that towards the end of her life, she gravitated more to that instrument. But here, Scott returns to form, making this recording bitter sweet. Recorded in 1992 at the famed Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey and engineered by Rudy Van Gelder. This recording has been remastered by legendary mastering engineer Bernie Grundman.
Contents and tracklist
Side 1
1. Carnival (Panamanian Independance Song)
2. D.T. Blues
Side 2
3. A Walkin' Thing
4. When A Man Loves A Women
Side 3
5. What Makes Harold Sing?
6. Shades Of Bu
Side 4
7. How Am I To Know?
8. Remember
Awards and reviews
July 2023
The lengthy title track has a long, slow-build solo from the organ, showing that Scott still has the sense of form and drama of all her best work.
