What makes One for Me by Shirley Scott notable?

One for Me is significant as it marked a return to recording after a brief hiatus and showcased Scott's ability to adapt her style to contemporary jazz trends. The album received positive reviews for its fresh arrangements and solidified her status as a leading jazz organist during the mid-1970s. Released in 1975, One for Me was Shirley Scott's first album for the Cadet label after a successful career spanning over two decades. By this time, she had already established herself as a prominent figure in jazz, known for her pioneering contributions to the Hammond organ sound within the genre.

How many songs are on One for Me?

One for Me has 5 tracks, running approximately 41 minutes.

One for Me

Shirley Scott · 1975

41 min · 5 tracks · jazz

A vibrant blend of soulful grooves and intricate bebop rhythms that showcases Scott's virtuosic organ playing.

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Top tracks — play these first

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What Makes Harold Sing? — This opening track features dynamic interplay between Scott’s organ and the band, creating an infectious energy that sets the tone for the album.
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Keep on Movin' On — With its driving rhythm and compelling melody, this track highlights Scott's improvisational skills and ability to fuse soul with jazz elements.
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Do You Know a Good Thing When You See One? — This song showcases a catchy hook paired with intricate solos, exemplifying Scott's talent for blending accessibility with technical prowess.

Tracklist

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1 What Makes Harold Sing? 8:53
2 Keep on Movin' On 9:52
3 Do You Know a Good Thing When You See One? 8:51
4 Big George 5:22
5 Don't Look Back 8:56

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