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Hank Crawford - After Hours (LP)

Name: Hank Crawford - After Hours (LP)
Brand: Hank Crawford
SKU: 7ftwLBq21ONkJdVCHVwWnB
Rating: 5 (4 reviews)

Hank Crawford

LP
1 piece(s)
2005
8 tracks
33 min
soul jazz

After Hours

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Product Description

Hank Crawford, the renowned saxophonist and organist, delivers a soulful and dynamic experience with his album "After Hours." Released on February 8, 2005, under the Rhino Atlantic label, this album is a testament to Crawford's mastery of various jazz genres, including soul jazz, jazz blues, jazz funk, and hard bop. In just 33 minutes, Crawford takes you through a journey of musical excellence with his distinctive sound and virtuoso performances.

The album opens with the title track, "After Hours," setting the tone for a night of smooth and sultry jazz. Crawford's rendition of "Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)" is a standout, showcasing his ability to infuse classic songs with fresh energy. The tracklist also includes lively numbers like "Junction" and "Soul Shoutin'," as well as more relaxed pieces like "Makin' Whoopee" and "When Did You Leave Heaven."

Crawford's skillful playing and his ability to blend different jazz styles make "After Hours" a compelling listen. Whether you're a long-time fan of Hank Crawford or new to his music, this album offers a rich and satisfying exploration of his artistry.

This LP was released in 1967.

Tracks

After HoursHank Crawford
5:31
JunctionHank Crawford
3:58
Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)Hank Crawford
4:41
Next Time You See MeHank Crawford
2:53
Soul Shoutin'Hank Crawford
2:50
Makin' WhoopeeHank Crawford
4:30
When Did You Leave HeavenHank Crawford
4:22
The Back SliderHank Crawford
4:22

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Product specifications

Details

Album: After Hours
Artist: Hank Crawford
LP release year: 1967
Album release date: 8 februari 2005
Label: Atlantic
Available: No

Product information

Format: LP
Quantity: 1 piece(s)
Mono or stereo: Stereo
Duration: 33 min
Tracks: 8 tracks

Other

Limited Edition: No
Country: US
Genre: Soul jazz
Box set: No
Remastered: No
Reissue: No

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Reviews

5.0

Average of 4 reviews

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Bluesy Album with Volume Issues
5 out of 5 stars
Dadhzb7 August 2025United States🇺🇸
This album is a decent pressing that you might be able to pick up for a bargain in good shape. It's quite bluesy. I'd mention that a few tracks seem like they were mastered at differing volumes. They all sound good, but I surely adjusted the volume on this record around 4-5 times during my listen.
Inconsistent Blues Vinyl
5 out of 5 stars
Foykxj30 May 2025United States🇺🇸
This album is a sturdy press that you might score for a bargain in great shape. It's got a real bluesy vibe. I gotta mention, some tracks seem like they were mastered at different loudness levels. They all sound decent, but I surely tweaked the volume on this vinyl around 4-5 times during my listen.
Inconsistent Blues Vinyl
5 out of 5 stars
Qekpwy6 May 2024United States🇺🇸
This album is a sturdy pressing that you might snag for a bargain in great shape. It's got that classic bluesy feel. I gotta mention, a few tracks seem like they were mixed at diffrent volumes. They all sound decent, but I had to tweak the volume on this vinyl around 4-5 times during my listen.
Inconsistent Volume Blues Vinyl
5 out of 5 stars
Nowcrt19 March 2024United States🇺🇸
This record is a sturdy print that you might snag for a bargain in decent shape. It's got a real bluesy vibe. I gotta mention, though, some tracks seem like they were mixed at different loudness levels. Quality-wise, they're all good, but I found myself tweaking the volume on this vinyl around 4-5 times during my listen.