Troubadours of Groove

RELEASE
October 16, 1996
LABEL
Simitar Distribution
GENRES
Pop/Rock, Hard Bop, Soul Jazz, Club/Dance

Album Review

"The Troubadours" are not actually a group, but these are three groovemeisters who made important individual contributions to the soul-jazz and R&B-blues movements. The four Jimmy McGriff and four Richard "Groove" Holmes' organ combo numbers are good but far from essential tracks in their careers. Two Junior Parker numbers are the same, with "River's Invitation" being the most well-known tune of the bunch. It's hard to understand the concept behind the release of Troubadours of Groove, as many other recordings yield better music and more vital sessions than these. It's not a bad party record though, one time through.
Michael G. Nastos, Rovi

Track Listing

  1. Groove Grease
  2. The Bird
  3. Plain Brown Bag
  4. Ain't It Funky Now
  5. Night Glider
  6. Fly Jack
  7. You've Got It Bad
  8. The Red Onion
  9. River's Invitation
  10. Love Ain't Nothin' But a Business Goin' On