Eddie Davis & Quintet - Lockjaw Afternoon In A Doghouse

Review by Henk van Kampen

Lockjaw Afternoon In A Doghouse, the celebrated album by Eddie Davis & Quintet, is a true gem of jazz music. The album features Davis on tenor saxophone, backed by a talented group of musicians, including Shirley Scott on organ, George Duvivier on bass, Arthur Edgehill on drums, and Jerome Richardson on flute.

The album is a perfect showcase of Davis' impressive skills on the saxophone. His playing is soulful, energetic, and filled with passion. The tracks on the album are a mix of original compositions and jazz standards, all of which are executed with precision and finesse.

The standout tracks on the album include the opening track, "Intermission Riff," which features a swinging melody and a great solo by Davis. Another highlight is "Bye Bye Blackbird," which showcases Davis' ability to play with great sensitivity and emotion.

Summary by Henk van Kampen

Lockjaw Afternoon In A Doghouse is a must-have for any jazz fan. It's a timeless album that showcases the incredible talent of Eddie Davis and his quintet. The music is sure to leave listeners feeling inspired and uplifted.