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The 3 Sounds - Live At The Lighthouse [Blue Note Records BST 84265] (1967)

Dynamic Range Released: 1967
Country: US
Label: Blue Note Records
Catalog: BST 84265
Genre: Jazz, Jazz-Blues

Item# SR-BLBST84265
Ratings: C=G+; LP=G+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Still I'm Sad
02 Crying Time
03 June Night
04 I Thought About You
05 I Held My Head In Shame
06 Summertime
07 Makin' Bread Again
08 Here's That Rainy Day
09 Blues March

Live At The Lighthouse
The 3 Sounds

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Album Review

by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Shortly after the Vibrations sessions, the Three Sounds had their first major personnel shakeup when William Dowdy left the group. Donald Bailey replaced the drummer, and the group played a number of live dates over the course of 1967. During that summer, their concerts at the famed Los Angeles venue the Lighthouse were recorded and released as Live at the Lighthouse. The selection of nine Three Sounds staples gives the group a chance to stretch out and prove that they could survive without Dowdy. Not only do they prove that they can carry on without him, they flourish. The music on Live at the Lighthouse is hotter than some of their studio recordings, pulsating with energy and good feelings, demonstrating that they had worked out any of the problems that hampered Vibrations. It's their finest set since Black Orchid.