Ike Quebec
Heavy Soul
LabelBlue NoteGenreJazz & Improvisation
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On Heavy Soul, Ike Quebec’s big, breathy tenor is wrapped in the glow of Freddie Roach’s organ, with Milt Hinton on bass and Al Harewood on drums. The organ‑tenor setting gives the session an intimate, club‑like feel: slow blues, shuffles, and strolls that prioritise mood over flash. Quebec favours clear, singing melodies, letting the natural grain of his sound carry the emotional weight. Roach’s organ lines and comps supply warmth and subtle grit, while Hinton and Harewood keep everything gently simmering. It’s the musical equivalent of a low‑lit corner table and an unhurried conversation deep into the night.
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Format
Recorded November 26, 1961.
In jewel case with obi.
Release notes
Recorded November 26, 1961. In jewel case with obi.
| 1 | Acquitted | ||
| 2 | Just One More Chance | ||
| 3 | Que's Dilemma | ||
| 4 | Brother Can You Spare A Dime | ||
| 5 | The Man I Love | ||
| 6 | Heavy Soul | ||
| 7 | I Want A Little Girl | ||
| 8 | Nature Boy |
- Milt Hinton
- Bass
- Reid Miles
- Design [Cover]
- Al Harewood
- Drums
- 藤本史昭
- Liner Notes
- Leonard Feather
- Liner Notes
- Freddie Roach
- Organ
- Francis Wolff
- Photography By [Cover Photo]
- Alfred Lion
- Producer
- Rudy Van Gelder
- Recorded By
- Kevin Gray
- Remastered By
- Ike Quebec
- Tenor Saxophone

















































