What makes Boppin' & Burnin' by Don Patterson notable?

This album is significant for its role in showcasing the evolution of soul jazz during the late 1960s, gaining critical attention within the genre. It also contributed to Patterson's reputation as an innovative artist, influencing subsequent jazz organists and ensembles. Released in 1968, 'Boppin' & Burnin'' was Don Patterson's second album, following his debut 'Master of the Groove' from 1966. At this point in his career, Patterson was establishing himself as a notable organist in the jazz scene, particularly known for his work in soul jazz and collaboration with prominent musicians.