What makes That Certain Feeling by John Patton notable?

This album is significant for its fusion of hard bop and soul jazz, contributing to the evolution of the genre during a vibrant period in American music. It received positive critical reception and has been influential in inspiring subsequent generations of jazz musicians, particularly those exploring the organ's role within ensemble settings. Released in January 1968, 'That Certain Feeling' was John Patton's third studio album, following his acclaimed 'Oh Baby' (1969). At this point in his career, he was solidifying his reputation as a leading organist in the jazz genre, showcasing his unique style characterized by a mix of blues and funk influences.