The Shyster

Johnny Lytle · 1965 · Original de Lytle, piano et orgue

Context

The Loop, Lytle's seventh album, released in 1966: AllMusic considers it close to hard bop and full of groove. Lytle plays vibraphone, with Milton Harris on organ. "The Shyster" lasts just over three minutes, with Wynton Kelly on piano.

In the genealogy of jazz

This track belongs to Soul jazz, boogaloo, Hard bop. Among the origins and influences of Soul jazz, boogaloo: Hard bop, Jump blues, R&B, Gospel.

By the same artist

• The Loop (1965)
• Possum Grease (1965)
• Hot Sauce (1965)

Sources

• EN: The Loop (Johnny Lytle album)

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