Definitely What

Description

Recorded during that unique period of the late 1960s, when jazz, blues, and rock musicians found common ground in the lively underground London clubs, Definitely What!, released in 1968, was the second album in a series of four groundbreaking albums by Trinity. Showcasing Auger's open-mindedness and mastery of the organ and piano, the album offers a rich blend of jazz, R&B, psychedelic touches, and soul grooves, complemented by the dynamic and precise rhythm section of Dave Ambrose (bass) and Clive Thacker (drums).Following Open (1967), released the previous year with its mix of Mod R&B and covers of American soul hits, driven by Julie Driscoll's inimitable voice, Auger considered Definitely What! to be his first solo album, and thus ventured deeper into jazz, blending original tracks with bold covers. The tracks include versions of Mose Allison's "If You Live" and Wes Montgomery's "Bumpin' On Sunset."