Who did Benson play soul jazz with during the 1960s?
Bob Dylan
Jack McDuff
Stevie Wonder
Harry Connick Jr.
Answer
Jack McDuff, the renowned organist, often collaborated with the celebrated saxophonist, George Benson, during the 1960s. Their enduring partnership yielded several remarkable soul-jazz recordings, notably the acclaimed 1962 album "Screamin'". Benson's distinctive saxophone melodies soared effortlessly over McDuff's rhythmic organ riffs, showcasing their shared passion for soulful improvisation and musical camaraderie.
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