The origins of The Organisation go back over a decade and grew from Simon Fernsby's memorable Manhattan Project sessions, which were a staple of Jazz in south London throughout the 2000s. Drummer Pete Cater was an early recruit having been a Jazz tutor on Fernsby's music college course. The band went through several incarnations but came into its own with the addition of organist Pete Whittaker and honed its no-nonsense, hard-hitting style as a house rhythm section for multiple venues and festivals. The Organisation's combination of the Bluesy, Soul-Jazz side of the Hammond canon, and their knowledge of the more modern Post-Bop side of the repertoire (as typified by Woody Shaw's "Moontrane"), worked perfectly with Tony's approach. Recorded by Paul Riley, the sounds you will hear on 'Point Black' are those of a band who have put the hours in and held an ace in their collective hand until the moment to enshrine it was just right in one magical session at Specific Sound in 2017.