Leo's Five

about

Leo's Five was an early 1960s East St. Louis jazz band, originally assembled to be the house band at Leo Gooden's Blue Note nightclub. The group, anchored by the Hammond B-3 playing of Don James, the dynamic drumming of Kenny Rice and the tenor sax work of Charles "Little Man" Wright, pre-shadowed the organ-led jazz combos that appeared later in the decade. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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Further Adventures Of Mod Jazz

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Funky16Corners Radio v23.5 - Old School Hammond

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Funky16corners Radio V.23.5 - Old School Hammond

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Direct From The Blue Note Club, East St. Louis

The Return of Mod Jazz

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#2 By Chrispop

Hold It / Sunrise Serenade

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Old School Hammond

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Spoonful #2 - Guaranteed to Make You Groove - Compiled by chrispop

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Funky16Corners Radio v 23.5 - Old School Hammond

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Teenage Babylon vol.18

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VA - Funky 16 Corners Vol 23.5 - Old School Hammond

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