15-60-75 (The Numbers Band) has been playing in and around my hometown of Cleveland (and Northeast Ohio) for 35 or so years now; when I was growing up and until I left town for good in the early 80's they played at JB's in Kent (home of Kent State University) every Saturday Night. If you were a music fan w/ good taste, going to see The Numbers Band was not only a rite of passage, but a neccesary tradition.
This incredible track is taken from a live album recorded at the Legendary Agora when the band opened up for Bob Marley and The Wailers; never has the Numbers Band's mix of blues, jazz, folk, and rock sounded better than hearing them live.
"Jimmy Bell's In Town" is a blues-based riff (with a tight as a drum rhytmn section) that veers into an extended tension-building almost-jazz jam where gutarist Bob Kidney's brother Jack and Terry Hynde (brother of Chrissy) trade horn and keyboard solos along w/ Bob's Robert Fripp but-with-a-soul guitar solo.
Bob Kidney is one of the 5 best guitar players I've ever seen live:
"Jimmy Bell's In Town"- 15-60-75