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The Three Sounds Also Known As The 3 Sounds Were A Jazz Trio That Formed In 1956. The Trio Played And Recorded With Lester Young Lou Donaldson Nat Adderley Johnny Griffin Anita O'Day Stanley Turrentine And Sonny Stitt Among Others. They Disbanded In 1973. The Band Formed In Benton Harbor Michigan As The Four Sounds. The Original Line-Up Consisted Of Gene Harris September 1 1933 – January 16 2000 On Piano Andrew Simpkins April 29 1932 – June 2 1999 On Double Bass And Bill Dowdy August 15 1932 - May 12 2017 On Drums Along With Saxophonist Lonnie `The Sound' Walker Who Dropped Out The Following Year. The Group Moved To Washington And Then New York Where As The Three Sounds They Cut A Record For Riverside Records Before Signing An Exclusive Contract With Blue Note. Between 1958 And 1962 The Group Released Nine LPs For Blue Note. They Toured Nationally During This Period Building A Large Following In Jazz Clubs Across The Country. Later Three Sounds Recordings Were Also Released By Limelight And Verve Records. The Three Sounds Song "Put On Train" From The 1971 Gene Harris Album The 3 Sounds Was Featured As The Prominent Background Sample In The Hip-Hop Group Beastie Boys Song "What Comes Around" On Their 1989 Album Paul's Boutique. It Previously Stated Here That This Sample Came From The Three Sounds Album Live At The It Club Recorded In 1970 However This Was Not Released On Live At The It Club Vol. 2 Until 2000.
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Biography - The Three Sounds
The Three Sounds Also Known As The 3 Sounds Were A Jazz Trio That Formed In 1956. The Trio Played And Recorded With Lester Young Lou Donaldson Nat Adderley Johnny Griffin Anita O'Day Stanley Turrentine And Sonny Stitt Among Others. They Disbanded In 1973. The Band Formed In Benton Harbor Michigan As The Four Sounds. The Original Line-Up Consisted Of Gene Harris September 1 1933 – January 16 2000 On Piano Andrew Simpkins April 29 1932 – June 2 1999 On Double Bass And Bill Dowdy August 15 1932 - May 12 2017 On Drums Along With Saxophonist Lonnie `The Sound' Walker Who Dropped Out The Following Year. The Group Moved To Washington And Then New York Where As The Three Sounds They Cut A Record For Riverside Records Before Signing An Exclusive Contract With Blue Note. Between 1958 And 1962 The Group Released Nine LPs For Blue Note. They Toured Nationally During This Period Building A Large Following In Jazz Clubs Across The Country. Later Three Sounds Recordings Were Also Released By Limelight And Verve Records. The Three Sounds Song "Put On Train" From The 1971 Gene Harris Album The 3 Sounds Was Featured As The Prominent Background Sample In The Hip-Hop Group Beastie Boys Song "What Comes Around" On Their 1989 Album Paul's Boutique. It Previously Stated Here That This Sample Came From The Three Sounds Album Live At The It Club Recorded In 1970 However This Was Not Released On Live At The It Club Vol. 2 Until 2000.
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