Please contact us regarding pricing and arrangements. We are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year to help serve our local communities. Whatever your family wants, we will accommodate to the best of our capabilities. We offer a wide range of services including traditional burial, cremation, and pre-planning. We accomplish this being competent and courteous to families’ requests and needs, providing them with suitable options, information and guidance. Our job is to create a comfortable atmosphere and facilitate the services needed for a family to grieve for their loss, and celebrate the memories of their loved ones. We pride ourselves in showing compassion, the utmost respect, personal service and attention to details to accommodate whatever type of service a family chooses to honor a late loved one.Įveryone’s life is significant. It is an honor and a privilege to serve Fayette, Glasgow and the surrounding communities. Mqs.link_ 1934, Friemonth-Freese Funeral Service has been a family owned and operated funeral establishment. Originally released by Salvation - a CTI offshoot set up by Creed Taylor for releases not involving him or Rudy Van Gelder. Despite all the complex Mizellian layering at play, Smith shoots through it all, ringing loud and gloriously clear. Only “Call On Me” brings the mood down to a state of blissed relaxedness otherwise, you’re body will be moving. “Back to the Projects” is a brisk gust of cool air on a hot August afternoon, possibly the most densely structured composition connected to Larry Mizell. “Rhodesian Thoroughfare” is the most unique cut, trading off frenzied suspense-building sequences and breathless gallops. Strong throughout, the album runs as efficiently and as sweetly as any other groove-heavy album of its time. Smith switches to Fender Rhodes for most of the material, and the Mizells bring their ARPs, spirited if unpolished group vocal arrangements, wah-wah guitars, and soaring instrumental arrangements made to shine on the dancefloor. Watch a purist seek shelter in his dank cave whenever this album is within earshot. Gambler’s Life, the first of two Johnny “Hammond” Smith albums featuring the brothers’ ambitious handiwork, isn’t an exception. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, he was a renowned player of the Hammond B-3 organ so earning “Hammond” as a nickname, which also avoided his being confused with jazz guitarist Johnny Smith.Įxposing a jazz purist to most recordings involving Fonce and Larry Mizell is much like shoving a vampire into daylight.
John Robert Smith, also known as Johnny “Hammond” Smith, was an American soul jazz and hard bop organist. Official Digital Download – Source: | Front cover Johnny Hammond – Gambler’s Life (1974/2013)įLAC (tracks) 24 bit/192 kHz | Time – 51:35 minutes | 2,05 GB | Genre: Jazz
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