What makes Soul Stirrin' by Bennie Green notable?

This album is significant for its influence on the hard-bop genre and its reception among jazz enthusiasts, contributing to Green's reputation as a key figure in the trombone's evolution within jazz. It features tracks that have been frequently covered by later artists, highlighting its lasting impact on subsequent jazz musicians. Released in 1958, 'Soul Stirrin'' was a pivotal moment in Bennie Green's career, following his earlier work as a sideman for prominent jazz ensembles. This album marked Green's emergence as a bandleader, showcasing his distinct trombone style and compositional skills during the height of the hard-bop movement.

Who is Soul Stirrin' for?

Soul Stirrin' works well if you're into steady rhythms for focused listening, uplifting vibes for creative work and invigorating energy for social gatherings.

How many songs are on Soul Stirrin'?

Soul Stirrin' has 7 tracks, running approximately 46 minutes.

Soul Stirrin'

Bennie Green · 1958

46 min · 7 tracks · jazz

A vibrant blend of hard-bop rhythms and soulful improvisation that energizes the listener's spirit.

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Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 1958, 'Soul Stirrin'' was a pivotal moment in Bennie Green's career, following his earlier work as a sideman for prominent jazz ensembles. This album marked Green's emergence as a bandleader, showcasing his distinct trombone style and compositional skills during the height of the hard-bop movement.
Stylistic neighbors: Oliver Nelson· Sun Ra· Charles Mingus