Flipped

Stanley Turrentine's "Flipped" is a captivating journey through the vibrant landscapes of jazz, recorded in Los Angeles during the late 1960s and released in 1970. This album, reissued in 2013 by Drive Archive, is a testament to Turrentine's mastery of the saxophone and his ability to blend hard bop, soul jazz, and cool jazz into a cohesive and engaging sound. The album features eleven tracks, including the title song "Flipped Out" and other standout pieces like "Brown Eyed Woman" and "Wedding Bell Blues," each showcasing Turrentine's soulful and dynamic playing style. With a runtime of just over 35 minutes, "Flipped" is a concise yet powerful collection that highlights Turrentine's virtuosity and his contributions to the jazz genre. Whether you're a longtime fan of Stanley Turrentine or a newcomer to his music, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.