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and Evans all get the spotlight
who Smith had befriended while on tour in Europe in 1963
When Lights Are Low
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Reuben Wilson: Love Bug (Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series) LP STAFF and Evans all get theBlue Note, 1969 Following his 1968 Blue Note debut On Broadway, Hammond B3 organist Reuben Wilson returned to Rudy Van Gelders studio in March 1969 to record the follow up Love Bug. This time out producer and Blue Note co founder Francis Wolff put Wilson at the helm of a dynamic quintet with Lee Morgan on trumpet, George Coleman on tenor saxophone, Grant Green on guitar, and Leo Morris (later known as Idris Muhammad) on drums. The result was one of
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