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WILLIS JACKSON & RICHARD "GROOVE" HOLMES – Ya Understand Me? (1984) FULL ALBUM - Jazz, Soul-Jazz

| 00:00:00 | Ya Understand Me | 00:07:34 | Body & Soul | 00:14:08 | My One and Only Love | 00:20:34 | The Head Tune | 00:29:33 | More NOTES: Recorded at Chateauneuf du Pape, France on January 26, 1980. Also released in France with different cover and title. CREDITS: Drums – Roger Humphries Guitar – Steve Giordano Organ – Richard "Groove" Holmes Tenor Saxophone – Willis Jackson WILLIS JACKSON Real Name: Willis Jackson Willis Jackson (born April 25, 1932, Miami, Florida, USA - died October 25, 1987, New York City, New York, USA) was an American jazz and rhythm and blues tenor saxophonist. He played with Cootie Williams, the singer Ruth Brown (to whom he was married) and others. His nickname was "Gator" or "Gator Tail". RICHARD "GROOVE" HOLMES Real Name: Richard Arnold Jackson b. May 2, 1931 - Camden, New Jersey d. June 29, 1991 - St. Louis, Missouri American jazz organist. Influenced by sax players, like a lot of organ players. He teamed up with Jimmy McGriff for some organ battles on the Groove Merchant label, and recorded for Muse from 1977 to 1989 with, among others, Houston Person and Melvin Sparks. He also recorded some "straight" jazz sessions with Ben Webster, Gene Ammons and Houston Person.