Houston Person - Something Personal vinyl record cover

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The Second Time Around

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Crazy He Calls Me

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I'm Afraid the Masquerade Is Over

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The Way We Were

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Guilty

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Change Partners

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Teardrops from My Eyes

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Something Personal

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On the Sunny Side of the Street 1

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I Remember Clifford


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Houston Person

Something Personal


ABOUT THE ALBUM


Houston Person still remembers the day in 1950 that changed his life. He was a typical 16-year-old in his hometown of Florence, SC. He sang in the high-school choir and glee club, but he was mostly interested in football and basketball. Then, Christmas morning, his parents gave him a surprise gift: a tenor saxophone. Several decades, hundreds of albums, and thousands of concerts later, his life and career remain centered around the tenor sax. When it comes to soul-jazz, Person has been at the top of the genre for more years than he may care to admit. Through all the different styles coursing through those decades - from hard bop, through fusion, to avant-garde - Person has been steadfast in his dedication. All of Houston Person's trademarks are present on his newest recording. With the phenomenal vibes of Steve Nelson and the top-flight rhythm section - ably led by pianist John di Martino - Houston & Co. Caress the ballads with lush melodicism and swing heartily through the up-tempo numbers.

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