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Willis Jackson
Willis "Gator" Jackson, born April 25, 1932, was an American jazz tenor saxophonist renowned for his powerful and dynamic playing style. Emerging in the 1950s and 1960s, Jackson earned his distinctive nickname "Gator" during his tenure with the Cootie Williams Orchestra, where his hard-blowing solos on the hit "Gator Tail" showcased his formidable talent. His discography, particularly his work with Brother Jack McDuff for Prestige Records, is a testament to his prowess in soul jazz, acid jazz, and hard bop. Jackson's music is characterized by its energetic and soulful tenor saxophone, making him a standout figure in the jazz scene of his era.
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"Lockin' Horns" is a captivating live album by the legendary saxophonist Willis Jackson, released in 1978 under the Savoy label. This album is a vibrant showcase of Jackson's mastery over soul jazz, acid jazz, and hard bop genres, featuring a dynamic set of tracks that highlight his exceptional skill and the electrifying energy of his live performances. The album includes standout tracks like "POW! - Live," "The Man I Love - Live," and "Summertime - Live," each offering a unique blend of smooth melodies and fiery improvisations. With a duration of 47 minutes, "Lockin' Horns" is a testament to Willis Jackson's enduring influence in the world of jazz, making it a must-listen for both longtime fans and new listeners alike.