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    It Might as Well Be Spring

    Ike Quebec - It Might as Well Be Spring

    12/09/1961 | Toshiba Emi Japan 

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    All Music Guide Review

    Working with the same quartet that cut Heavy Soul -- organist Freddie Roach, bassist Milt Hinton and drummer Al Harewood -- Ike Quebec recorded another winning hard bop album with It Might As Well Be Spring. In many ways, the record is a companion piece to Heavy Soul. Since the two albums were recorded so close together, it's not surprising that there a number of stylistic similarities, but there are subtle differences to savor. The main distinction between the two dates is that It Might As Well Be Spring is a relaxed, romantic date comprised of standards. It provides Quebec with ample opportunity to showcase his rich, lyrical ballad style, and he shines throughout the album. Similarly, Roach has a tasteful, understated technique, whether he's soloing or providing support for Quebec. The pair have a terrific, sympathetic interplay that makes It Might As Well Be Spring a joyous listen. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

    It Might as Well Be Spring Track Listing

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  • Title
  • time
  • lyrics
  • 4
  • Lover Man
  • 5:57
  • Sound Clip for Lover Man from It Might as Well Be Spring


  • 5
  • Ol' Man River
  • 6:37
  • Sound Clip for Ol' Man River from It Might as Well Be Spring


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