Sarah Vaughan ‎– Viva!

Mercury ‎records 1964 –  SR 60941

notes:

Viva! Vaughan is a 1965 studio album by Sarah Vaughan,
orchestrated and conducted by Frank Foster,
and produced by Quincy Jones.

credits:

    Sarah Vaughan – vocals
    Bass – Robert Rodriguez, George Duvivier
    Drums – Bobby Donaldson
    Flute – Jerome Richardson
    Guitar – Barry Galbraith
    Percussion – Jose Mangual, Juan Cadavieco, Rafael Sierra,
     William Correa, William Rodriguez
    Piano – Bob James
    Trombone – Benny Powell, William Watrous, Billy Byers, Britt Woodman,
    Jimmy Cleveland, Kai Winding, Paul Faulise, Richard Hixson, Wayne Andre
    Violin – Bernard Eichen, Charles Libove, David Nadien, Emanuel Green,
     Gene Orloff, Harry Lookofsky, Leo Kruczel*, Lewis Eley, Tosha Samaroff

Frank Foster – arranger, conductor
Quincy Jones – producer
Recorded at A&R Recording Studio, New York,
NYC, August 13-15 & 18, 1964.

tracklist:

A1.    "The Boy from Ipanema"    
Vinícius de Moraes, Norman Gimbel, Antônio Carlos Jobim    2:30
A2.    "Fascinating Rhythm"    
George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin    2:37
A3.    "Night Song"    
Lee Adams, Charles Strouse    3:14
A4.    "Mr. Lucky"    
Ray Evans, Jay Livingston, Henry Mancini    2:29
A5.    "Fever"    
Eddie Cooley, Otis Blackwell    2:49
A6.    "Shiny Stockings"    
Frank Foster, Jon Hendricks    3:27
B1.    "Avalon"
Buddy DeSylva, Al Jolson, Vincent Rose    1:48
B2.    "Tea for Two"    
Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans    2:44
B3.    "Corcovado"    
Jobim, Gene Lees    3:23
B4.    "Stompin' at the Savoy"    
Benny Goodman, Andy Razaf, Edgar Sampson, Chick Webb    2:44
B5.    "Moment of Truth"    
Tex Satterwhite, Frank Scott    2:39
B6.    "Jive Samba"    Nat Adderley    3:03

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WILLIE BOBO FEELIN' SO GOOD

 

VERVE RECORDS 1966                             V6-8669 

credits and :

Willie Bobo (per) and others

NYC, September 27,28, 1966

Engineer - Val Valentin

Producer - Pete Spagro , Teddy Reig

track list:

A1 Sunshine Superman  2:57     
A2 Call Me 2:30    
A3 Dichoso 3:17    
A4 Sunny 2:48    
A5 Reza 2:50    
B1 Feelin' So Good 2:58    
B2 Yesterday 2:04    
B3 Sockit To Me 3:25    
B4 Tahiti 1:50    
B5 To Be With You 2:51 

B6 Li'l Red Riding Hood 3:01    

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LEE MORGAN ¡CARAMBA!

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1968                          BST 84289

¡Caramba! is an album by jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan, 

released on the Blue Note label in 1968. It features 

performances by Morgan, Bennie Maupin, Cedar Walton, 

Reggie Workman and Billy Higgins with arrangements by Cal Massey.

credits:

Lee Morgan - trumpet

Bennie Maupin - tenor saxophone

Cedar Walton - piano

Reggie Workman - bass

Billy Higgins - drums

Cal Massey - arranger

Producer – Francis Wolff

Recorded By   Rudy Van Gelder

Released 1968

Recorded May 3, 1968

Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs

tracks list:

A1 Caramba 12:20

A2 Suicide City 7:32

B1 Cunning Lee 6:07

B2 Soulita 5:33

B3 Helen's Ritual 6:23

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LEE MORGAN TARU

BLUE NOTE RECORDS                              LT-1031

Taru is an album recorded by jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan, 

recorded in 1968, but not released on the Blue Note label

until 1980. The album features performances by Morgan,

Bennie Maupin, John Hicks, George Benson, 

Reggie Workman and Billy Higgins.

credits:

Lee Morgan - trumpet

Bennie Maupin - tenor saxophone

John Hicks - piano

George Benson - guitar

Reggie Workman - bass

Billy Higgins - drums

Engineer  Rudy Van Gelder

Engineer [Re-mix]  Tony Sestanovich

Producer [Original Session]  Duke Pearson, Frank Wolff*

Producer [Produced For Release]  Michael Cuscuna

Recorded

 on February 15, 1968 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

tracks list:

"Avotcja One" (Hicks) - 6:45

"Haeschen" - 6:13

"Dee Lawd" - 5:52

"Get Yourself Together (Get Yo'self Togetha)" - 6:27

"Taru, What's Wrong with You" (Massey) - 5:20

"Durem" - 7:28

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Grant Green Live At The Lighthouse

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1972                       BN-LA037-G2

2 × Vinyl, LP, Album 

credits:

Grant Green - guitar

Claude Bartee - soprano sax, tenor sax

Gary Coleman - vibes

Shelton Laster - organ

Wilton Felder - electric bass

Greg Williams - drums

Bobbye Porter Hall - percussion

Hank Stewart - announcer

Recorded April 21, 1972

 At – The Lighthouse, Hermosa Beach

tracks list:

A1 Introduction - Hank Stewart 1:34

A2 Windjammer

A3 Betcha By Golly Wow

B1 Introduction - Hank Stewart 0:38

B2 Fancy Free

C1 Introduction - Hank Stewart 0:21

C2 Flood In Franklin Park

D1 Introduction - Ed Hamilton 0:57

D2 Jan Jan

D3 Introduction - Hank Stewart 0:26

D4 Walk In The Night

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GLADYS KNIGHT AND THE PIPS LETTER FULL OF TEARS

FURY RECORDS 1962                            FULP 1003

credits:

arrangements: Horace Ott
Production:  Bobby Robinson and Marshall Sehorn

tracks list:

A1 Letter Full Of Tears    
A2 You Broke Your Promise    
A3 Operator    
A4 I'll Trust You    
A5 Morning,Noon & Night    
A6 I Really Didn't Mean It    
B1 Every Beat Of My Heart    
B2 Room In Your Heart    
B3 Guess Who    
B4 Runnin' Around    
B5 Darlin'    
B6 What Shall I Do?

 

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THE ISLEY BROTHERS THIS OLD HEART OF MINE

 

TAMLA RECORDS 1966                                         T 269 

credits:

   Liner Notes – Ed Aaranoff

    Producer – Holland & Dozier (tracks: A1 to A3, A5 to B5)

    Songwriter – Holland-Dozier-Holland (tracks: A1 to A3, A5 to B5)

track list:

A1 Nowhere To Run        

A2 Stop! In The Name Of Love        

A3 This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)

    Written-By – Sylvia Moy

A4 Take Some Time Out For Love

    Producer – Robert Gordy

    Written-By – Robert Gordy, Thomas Kemp    

A5 I Guess I'll Always Love You        

A6 Baby Don't You Do It        

B1 Who Could Ever Doubt My Love        

B2 Put Yourself In My Place

    Written-By – John Thornton (3)

B3 I Hear A Symphony        

B4 Just Ain't Enough Love        

B5 There's No Love Left

    Written-By – James Dean (3)    

B6 Seek And You Shall Find 

                          

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THE ISLEY BROTHERS SHOUT!

RCA VICTOR RECORDS 1959                            LPM-2156

credits:

the Isley Brothers :vocal

 ecorded In RCA Victor's Studio A, New York City.
    Engineer [Recording] – Ray Hall
    Liner Notes, Producer – Hugo & Luigi

 Tracklist:

A1 When The Saints Go Marching In 2:29
A2 St. Louis Blues 2:55
A3 Yes Indeed 2:01
A4 How Deep Is The Ocean 1:50
A5 Ring-A-Ling-A-Ling 2:55
A6 Rock Around The Clock 2:10
B1 He's Got The Whole World In His Hands 2:02
B2 That Lucky Old Sun 2:30
B3 Respectable 2:10
B4 Without A Song 2:00
B5 Shout Part 1 2:15
B6 Shout Part 2 2:10

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THE ISLEY BROTHERS TWIST & SHOUT

 

WAND RECORDS 1962                             LP 653 

credits:

Ronald Isley – lead vocals
    O'Kelly Isley, Jr. – backing vocals
    Rudolph Isley – backing vocals
    King Curtis – sax
    Eric Gale – guitar
    Trade Martin – guitar
    Cornell Dupree – guitar
    Paul Griffin – piano
    Chuck Rainey – bass
    Gary Chester – drums
    Production by Bert Russell

Recorded:
 1962 Bell Sound Studios in New York

tracks list:

A1 Twist And Shout 2:30   
A2 I Say Love 2:07   
A3 Right Now 3:20   
A4 Hold On Baby    2:28   
A5 Rubber Leg Twist 2:02   
A6 The Snake 2:10   
B1 You Better Come Home    2:17   
B2 Never Leave Me Baby    2:23   
B3 Spanish Twist 2:30   
B4 Time After Time 5:20   
B5 Let's Twist Again 2:09   
B6 Don't You Feel

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Don Gardner and Dee Dee Ford ‎– Need Your Lovin' Tell Me

Fire Records 1962 ‎– 508

credits:

 Producer – Bobby Robinson

May 19, 1962


A  I Need Your Loving   
D. Gardner, B. Robinson

B Tell Me   
Dee Dee Ford    

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DON GARDNER & DEE DEE FORD Don't You Worry I'm Coming Home To Stay

FIRE RECORDS 1962                 Single 513

 A Don Gardner And Dee Dee Ford   
Don't You Worry    Bobby Robinson,
Don Gardner    Bobby Robinson   

B Don Gardner And Dee Dee Ford   
I'm Coming Home To Stay    Ford,
Taylor    Bobby Robinson   

Aug 18, 1962
Producer – Bobby Robinson

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ANN MASON & LITTLE MAC & THE BOSS SOUNDS

ATLANTIC RECORDS 1965                          45-2309

track list:

side A

You Can't Love Me (In The Midnight Hour)

Featuring – Little Mac & The Boss Sounds

 

side B





Little Mac & The Boss Sounds – 

   In The Midnight Hour (Instrumental)

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The Soul Providers Featuring Lee Fields ‎– Gimme The Paw

Pure Records 1997 ‎– LP-008

credits:

Bass – Bosco "Bass" Mann*
    Drums – Clive Wilson
    Guitar – Scott Mann (2)
    Keyboards – John Freund
    Saxophone [Tenor] – Joe Hrbek
    Trombone, Guitar – Don Bonus
    recordedby Gabriel Roth
    Vocals – Lee Fields (tracks: A2), Rhett Clarke (tracks: B2),

 Sharon Jones (tracks: A5, B5)

Notes
Lee Fields also sings on Steam Train (B2).
Rhett Clarke is incorrectly credited on the cover for B2. 

She sings on Switchblade, which is A5.
Sharon Jones is incorrectly credited for A5 on the back cover. 

She is featured on B3 and on B3 only.

 B5 "Tribute To JB" is instrumental.

tracklist:

 A1 Gimme The Paw 3:43
A2 Let A Man Do What He Wanna 3:44
A3 Huh! Funky Rudolph Strut 2:27
A4 Who Knows 3:15
A5 Switchblade 3:39
A6 Rigor Mortis 2:36
B1 Soul Tequila 3:20
B2 Steam Train 2:33
B3 The Landlord 3:11
B4 Lea's Rice Pudding 3:58

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