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and were the last band to publicly perform at the World Trade Center’s Windows on the World

instead emphasizing sophisticated groove construction that shares more musical DNA with Michael Jackson's "Thriller" than typical fusion acts of the era

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Midnight Special indie 1000 gecs may not beJimmy Smith's Hammond organ takes center stage on this Blue Note classic, energized by Stanley Turrentine's incisive tenor saxophone and Kenny Burrell's fluid guitar work. Drummer Donald Bailey anchors the rhythm section, allowing Smith's soulful grooves to breathe across extended tracks that showcase the bandleader's compositional restraint and maturity. Turrentine's sharp edged playing cuts through with characteristic authority, while Burrell's