What makes Hustlin' by Stanley Turrentine notable?

'Hustlin'' received critical acclaim upon its release, recognized for its innovative fusion of jazz and soul elements. The album features tracks that would go on to influence future jazz artists and contribute to Turrentine's legacy as one of the genre's key figures. In 1964, Stanley Turrentine was gaining prominence in the jazz scene, following his breakthrough album 'Blue Hour' in 1963. 'Hustlin'' marked his continued collaboration with producer Creed Taylor and solidified his reputation as a leading tenor saxophonist during the hard bop era.

Hustlin' works well if you're into fragmented rhythms that surprise, emotive saxophone for deep listening and soulful melodies for reflection.

Hustlin'

Stanley Turrentine · 1964

6 tracks · jazz

A vibrant blend of hard-bop and soulful melodies, showcasing Turrentine's emotive saxophone playing.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

fragmented rhythms that surprise
emotive saxophone for deep listening
soulful melodies for reflection
for evening relaxation

Maybe skip if you want

prefer straightforward song structures
seek instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: In 1964, Stanley Turrentine was gaining prominence in the jazz scene, following his breakthrough album 'Blue Hour' in 1963. 'Hustlin'' marked his continued collaboration with producer Creed Taylor and solidified his reputation as a leading tenor saxophonist during the hard bop era.
Stylistic neighbors: Horace Silver· Joe Henderson· Cannonball Adderley

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Trouble (No. 2)
2 Love Letters
3 The Hustler
4 Ladyfingers
5 Something Happens to Me
6 Goin' Home

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