JOEY DeFRANCESCO - The Street Of Dreams (1995) FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

Organist Joey DeFrancesco switched to a small label for this release. He is featured with his regular trio (with guitarist Paul Bollenback and drummer Byron Landham), guest bassist Keter Betts, and a six-piece horn section arranged by Horace Ott. Most unusual about this set is that DeFrancesco is also heard on piano, trumpet, and vocals. Unfortunately, his singing is more heartfelt than musical and brings down the value of the record. However, DeFrancesco's organ playing is as strong as ever and he is an underrated trumpeter most influenced by Miles Davis. Among the better selections are Wes Montgomery's "Twisted Blues," Wayne Shorter's "Black Nile," and "Moanin'."  by Scott Yanow
Tracklist :
1     (How Little It Matters) How Little We Know 3'08
Carolyn Leigh / Philip Springer
2     Twisted Blues 3'45
Wes Montgomery
3     Incognito 6'06
Paul Bollenback
4     Stop Leading Me On 3:22
Joey DeFrancesco    
5     Black Nile 6'29
Wayne Shorter
6     The Street of Dreams 3'53
Sam M. Lewis / Victor Young
7     Puttin' on the Ritz 6'05
Irving Berlin
8     Moanin' 5'45
Bobby Timmons
9     I Wish You Love 4'03
Charles Trénet / Lee Wilson
10     A Real Goodun' 7'07
Jack McDuff
11     What's New? 5'27
Johnny Burke / Bob Haggart
Credits :
Drums – Byron Landham
Engineer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Rudy Van Gelder
Guitar – Paul Bollenback
Organ [Hammond B-3 Organ], Producer [Produced By] – Joey DeFrancesco