What makes A Walkin' Thing by Shirley Scott notable?

This album is significant for its exploration of classic jazz standards through Scott's unique touch, leading to positive critical reception. The album contributed to her legacy as one of the great jazz organists and helped revitalize interest in jazz organ music during the early '90s. By 1992, Shirley Scott was a seasoned jazz musician with a career spanning over three decades. 'A Walkin' Thing' marked her return to the studio after several years and showcased her continued evolution as an influential jazz organist during a time when the genre was experiencing a resurgence.