What makes Magnetic Feel by Jack McDuff notable?

'Magnetic Feel' is notable for its innovative combination of jazz with elements of funk and soul, contributing to the era's jazz fusion movement. The album received positive critical acclaim, highlighting McDuff's prowess on the Hammond organ and solidifying his status within the genre during a competitive period in jazz music. By 1975, Jack McDuff was a seasoned jazz musician, having established himself in the scene since the early 1960s. 'Magnetic Feel' is his follow-up to 'The Heatin' System' (1970), showcasing his growth as an artist and deepening his exploration of jazz fusion. This album reflects both a mature sound and McDuff's ability to adapt to the evolving music landscape.