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singer/songwriter Julia Jacklin found critical and a certain amount of commercial success

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Face To Face Modal the material featured on theRoosevelt "Baby Face" Willette remains an underrated architect of soul jazz, and this 1961 Blue Note debut stands as essential evidence of his mastery. Across these sessions, Willette's Hammond B 3 work cuts with raw intensityblues inflected, technically commanding, and deeply soulful. The supporting cast elevates every moment: Grant Green's guitar work is incisive, Fred Jackson's tenor saxophone cuts through with authority, and Ben Dixon's drumming