Squeeze

One of the grooviest albums ever from Jimmy McGriff -- a hard-wailing session that's filled with plenty of cooking lines on the organ, and a few especially funky tracks! The groove here is tight, short, and very sharp -- strongly in the mode of other post-Sue sessions by McGriff -- like The Worm or other Groove Merchant sides -- with a style that's often much more focused than Jimmy's earlier years, and strongly turned towards the rhythms of the tunes! A few numbers are more familiar soul jazz, but these are nicely offset by the harder funk numbers of the record -- like the romping, stomping break classic "The Main Squeeze", the totally groovy "The Worm Turns", and the fast-vamping "GMI". The group features Jimmy Ponder on guitar and Connie Lester on alto sax -- and other titles include "The Sermon", "Stella By Starlight", and "The Blues Train To Georgia".

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The Season Standard - Squeeze Me Ahead of Line (2008) is an album by The Season Standard, a band known for blending indie rock, pop, and experimental music. The album was released in 2008 and is marked by a distinctive, atmospheric sound with influences from various genres. The band's music often includes intricate arrangements, layered vocals, and a mix of electronic and organic instruments.

Squeeze, the second full length from Sasami, surveys the raw aggression of nu-metal, tender plainspokeness of country-pop and folk rock, and dramatic romanticism of classical music.

Alcoholic former Scotland Yard detective JimNaboth (Stacy Keach) has just left a drying-out clinic when his ex-wife Jill’s (Carol White) new partner, hot-shot security executive Foreman (Edward Fox), visits to say both she and her young daughter have gone missing. Both have been kidnapped, and the crooks demand a £1m ransom. With Naboth and petty crook Teddy (Freddie Starr) sniffing around for clues, the crooks make a further demand of Foreman – that he murders Naboth; but the pair agree to fake his death. Vicious Irish crime kingpin Vic (Stephen Boyd) is behind the kidnapping, and to gain the ransom he blackmails Foreman into being an accomplice in the robbery of his own security firm.

On her Bethlehem debut, Sallie Blair teams up with arranger Richard Wess and a small combo featuring bassist Milt Hinton, guitarist Sal Salvador and pianist Sanford Gold. This 1957 release runs the gamut from romantic ballads to uptempo, Latin-flavoured songs, all complimenting Blair's unique voice.