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Get ready for an explosive new Hammond B3 organ record that features an all-star cast of jazz musicians joining Hammond B3 organ great Vince Seneri. The first track of Street Talk has an edge that sets the tone for the entire CD. The Latin rendition of ?Softly As In A Morning Sunrise? is like no other recorded version of the jazz classic. Here no stone has been left unturned. Vince Seneri comes out burning on the first solo with an intensity played on his B3 that sets the level of groove for the rest of the track. Flautist and Latin jazz great Dave Valentin follows with a Latin solo and flavor that only a flute player like Dave Valentin can throw down.Bob DeVos? guitar playing was brilliant, executing smoothly as both accompanist and soloist backed by the impeccable rhythm section with percussionist Gary Fritz and drummer Buddy Williams. Valentin also joins Seneri on ?Reccato Bossanova? and ?Straight No Chaser? This combination of artistry brings an interesting and exciting interpretation to these standards in the Latin vein. What would a Ray Charles Tribute track be without the legendary David ?Fathead? Newman? Brother Ray was a major inspiration to Vince, thus his presence here on ?Unchain My Heart?. David Newman is also featured on Vince?s original composition ?Organ Boogaloo?.On his original, ?Steamrollin??, Vince Seneri pays homage to his hero Jimmy Smith. Seneri again shows his diversity on Street Talk by performing with the other legendary tenor saxophonist, Houston Person. The big bad sax man brought grandeur to an already outstanding group of musicians on ?Flamingo,? ?These Foolish Things? and ?Walking My Baby Back Home? which helped make a magnificent jazz record. After a thirty-eight second drum track written and performed by Fritz and Williams, called ?Feat For FOUR?, Seneri, DeVos, Williams and Fritz swing hard on ?Beautiful Love? and ?There Is No Greater Love? in the classic traditional organ style. Producer/guitarist Bob DeVos provides arrangements that reveal the many possibilities of organ jazz. Street Talk gives fans a variety of jazz with a multitude of musical personalities. It?s a passionate, top-notch recording that proves Vince Seneri is keeping the Hammond B3 tradition in full swing.