Ray Bryant ‎

 Slow Freight

 

Cadet Records ‎1966   LPS 781

credits:

     Ray Bryant - Piano

Richard Davis - Bass

Freddie Waits - Drums

Art Farmer - Trumpet & Flugelhorn

Snookie Young - Trumpet & Flugelhorn

Paul Serrano - Narration on 'Slow Freight'      

Recorded - December 1966, RCA Studios, New York City

 [major discographies identify December 8, 1966 as the specific date]

Album Production & Supervision - Esmond Edwards

Recording Engineer - Ray Hall

tracks listing

A1  Slow Freight   9:41   
A2   Amen   4:51   
A3   Satin Doll  6:50   
B1  If You Go Away  4:55   
B2  Ah, The Apple Tree (When The World Was Young) 3:30   
B3 The Return Of The Prodigal Son 5:03   
B4 The Fox Stalker   3:32

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RAY BRYANT RAY BRYANT PLAYS

SIGNATURE RECORDS 1960                          SM6008

credits and sessions recording:

Ray Bryant (piano)
Tommy Bryant (bass)
Oliver Jackson (drums)
Recorded in NYC, October 29, 1959 & November 5 & 6.

10722 Doodlin'

10723 Wheatleigh Hall

10724 Delaunay's Dilemma

10725 Now's The Time

same personnel

NYC, November 5, 1959

10737 Blue Monk

10738 Walkin'

10739 Misty

10740 Whisper Not

same personnel

NYC, November 6, 1959

10741 A Hundred Dreams From Now

10742 Sneaking Around

10743 Bags' Groove

10744 Take The "A" Train

tracks list:

A1     Delauney's Dilemma     2:35
A2     Blue Monk     5:00
A3     Misty     2:59
A4     Sneaking Around     3:46
A5     Now's The Time     4:00
A6     Wheatleigh Hall     3:55
B1     Doodlin'     4:05
B2     A Hundred Dreams From Now     3:20
B3     Bags Groove     5:34
B4     Walkin'     3:08
B5     Take The "A" Train     3:50
B6     Whisper Not     3:55

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WILSON PICKETT THE SOUND OF

ATLANTIC RECORDS 1967                              SD 8145

credits:

Wayne Jackson (trumpet)
Charlie Chalmers, Andrew Love (tenor saxophone)
Floyd Newman (baritone saxophone)
Dewey "Spooner" Oldham (piano)
Jimmy Johnson, Lincoln "Chips" Moman (guitar)
John Peck (guitar) Tommy Cogbill (electric bass)
Roger Hawkins (drums)
Wilson Pickett (vocals)
Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL, May 8, 9 & 11, 1966

A3 I Need A Lot Of Loving Every Day

Gene "Bowlegs" Miller (trumpet)
Charlie Chalmers, Jimmy Mitchell (tenor saxophone)
Floyd Newman (baritone saxophone)
Dewey "Spooner" Oldham (piano, organ)
Jimmy Johnson, Lincoln "Chips" Moman (guitar)
Tommy Cogbill (electric bass)
Roger Hawkins (drums)
Wilson Pickett (vocals)
Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL, February 1, 2, 3 & 4, 1967

11645    Love Is A Beautiful Thing
A1    Soul Dance Number Three
A2    Funky Broadway
11648    Mojo Mamma
B2    I Found The One
A6    You Can't Stand Alone
B4    I'm Sorry About That
B3    Something Within Me
A4    I Found A Love, Part 1
A5    I Found A Love, Part 2 

tracks list:

A1     Soul Dance Number Three
Written-By – Jerry Wexler, Wilson Pickett
A2     Funky Broadway
Written-By – Lester Christian*
A3     I Need A Lot Of Loving Every Day
Written-By – Dan Penn, Lindon Oldham*
A4     I Found A Love, Part I
Written-By – Robert West , Willie Schofield, Wilson Pickett
A5     I Found A Love, Part II
Written-By – Robert West , Willie Schofield, Wilson Pickett
A6     You Can't Stand Alone
Written-By – Rudy Clark
B1     Mojo Mamma
Written-By – Jerry Wexler
B2     I Found The One
Written-By – Bobby Womack
B3     Something Within Me
 Written-By – Bobby Womack
B4     I'm Sorry About That
 Written-By – Bobby Womack
B5     Love Is A Beautiful Thing
Written-By – Eddie Brigati, Felix Cavaliere

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CANDI STATON I'M JUST A PRISONER

FAME RECORDS 1970                                    ST-4201

credits:

Vocal Candi Staton
    Producer – Rick Hall
    Sleeve Notes – K. Vincent

Notes
Recorded at Fame Recording Studios
603 E. Avalon Ave.
Muscle Shoals, Ala.

track list

 A1     Someone You Use 2:32
Written-By – Carter*, Inglese*, Mann*, Stough*
A2     I'd Rather Be An Old Man's Sweetheart (Than A Young Man's Fool) 2:05
Written-By – Carter*, Jackson*, Moore*
A3     You Don't Love Me No More 2:19
Written-By – Candi Staton, Clarence Carter
A4     Evidence 2:35
Written-By – George Jackson , Raymond Moore
A5     Sweet Feeling 2:45
Written-By – Staton*, Carter*, Daniel*, Hall*
B1     Do Your Duty 2:32
Written-By – Ronnie Shannon
B2     That's How Strong My Love Is 3:25
Written-By – Roosevelt Jamison
B3     I'm Just A Prisoner (Of Your Good Lovin') 3:09
Written-By – Eddie Harris, George Jackson
B4     Another Man's Woman, Another Woman's Man 2:30
Written-By – Penn*, Jackson*, Green*
B5     Get It When I Want It 2:25
Written-By – George Jackson , Raymond Moore

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WILLIE BOBO SPANISH GREASE

VERVE RECORDS 1965                              V6-8631

credits:

 Bass  Jim Phillips, Richard Davis

    Congas  Victor Pantoja

    Cornet  Melvin Lastie

        Guitar  Clarence Henry

    Percussion  Willie Bobo

    Saxophone  Bobby Brown

recorded at:

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 

June 8, 1965,  August 30, 1965,  September 8, 1965

 Engineer  Rudy Van Gelder

tracks list:

A1 Spanish Grease

A2 Hurt So Bad

A3 It's Not Unusual (Vocal)

A4 Our Day Will Come

A5 Haitian Lady

B1 Blues In The Closet

B2 Nessa

B3 Elation

B4 It's Not Unusual (Instrumental)

B5 Shot Gun; Blind Man, Blind Man

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CAL TJADER TJADER

 

FANTASY RECORDS 1971                                              F 8406

credits:

Bass – Jim McCabe

 Congas – Michael Smithe

 Drums – Dick Berk

 Flute – Robert Ferreira

 Percussion – Coke Escovedo, John Rae, Pete Escovedo

 Piano, Electric Piano – Al Zulaica

 Trombone – Gordon Massick

 Trumpet – Bill Atwood, Bill Powers, John Coppola

 Vibraphone, Organ – Cal Tjader

Producer – Ed Bogas

Engineer – Russ Gary

tracks list:

A1 I Showed Them    

A2 Wear Your Love Like Heaven    

A3 First There Is A Mountain    

A4 What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life    

B1 Fresh Air    

B2 You Keep Me Hangin' On    

B3 She's Leaving Home    

B4 Evil Ways    

B5 Mambero 

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CAL TJADER QUINTET TJADER GOES LATIN

FANTASY RECORDS                                          LP 3289

credits and sessions recording:

Cal Tjader Sextet

Jose "Chombo" Silva (ts) Cal Tjader (vib) Vince Guaraldi (p) 

Al McKibbon (b) Willie Bobo, Mongo Santamaria (cga, bgo)

"The Blackhawk", San Francisco, CA, 1958

Close Your Eyes Fantasy LP 3289, F 24730

Contigo -

The Lady Is A Tramp -

Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe -

Out Of Nowhere -

Guajira At The Blackhawk -

* Fantasy LP 3289, LP 8030   Cal Tjader - Tjader Goes Latin

* Fantasy F 24730, FCD 24730-2   Cal Tjader - Black Orchid

Cal Tjader Sextet

Paul Horn (fl, cl, as) Cal Tjader (vib) Lonnie Hewitt (p) Al McKibbon (b)

 Willie Bobo (d, tim) Mongo Santamaria (cga, bgo)

San Francisco, CA, 1959

Mi China Fantasy LP 3289, F 24730

Bonita -

1856 Black Orchid -

* Fantasy LP 3289, LP 8030   Cal Tjader - Tjader Goes Latin

* Fantasy F 24730, FCD 24730-2   Cal Tjader - Black Orchid

Cal Tjader Sextet

Cal Tjader (vib) Vince Guaraldi (p) Gene Wright (b) Luis Kant (d)

 Bayardo Velarde (cga, bgo)

San Francisco, CA, September 10, 1957

Mambo At The "M" Fantasy LP 3289, F 24730

tracks list:

A1 Mi China 2:15

A2 Close Your Eyes 3:15

A3 Mambo At The "M" 4:39

A4 Contigo 2:40

A5 Bonita 2:28

A6 The Lady Is A Tramp 4:32

B1 Black Orchid 2:53

B2 Happines Is A Thing Called Joe 3:44

B3 I've Waited So Long 2:07

B4 Out Of Nowhere 3:26

B5 Guajira At The Blackhawk 5:20

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EARL GRANT THE VERSATILE EARL GRANT

DECCA RECORDS 1958                                           DL 8672

tracks list:

A1 The Nearness Of You

Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington

A2 Fever

Written-By – Eddie Cooley, Johnny Davenport*

A3 Blue Star (The "Medic" Theme)

Written-By – E. Heyman*, V. Young*

A4 The Japanese Farewell Song

Written-By – Freddy Morgan, Hasegawa Yoshida

A5 Honky Tonk

Written-By – B. Doggett*, B. Butler*, C. Scott*,

 H. Glover*, S. Shepard*

A6 Malaguena (From The Suite "Andalucia")

Written-By – Ernesto Lecuona

B1 Send For Me

Written-By – Ollie Jones

B2 Dream

Written-By – John H. Mercer*

B3 Ol' Man River

Written-By – Jerome Kern, Oscar Hammerstein II

B4 The Next Time You See Me

Written-By – Earl Forest, William G. Harvey

B5 Since I Fell For You

Written-By – Buddy Johnson

B6 Midnight Earl

Written-By – Earl Grant

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Sam Cooke ‎– The Best Of Sam Cooke

RCA Victor records 1962 ‎– LPM-2625

 

 

 

Credits:    

Sam Cooke - vocals
    Lou Rawls - back-up vocals

Conductor – Glenn Osser (tracks: B1),

Rene Hall (tracks: B2, B3, B5, B6),

Sammy Lowe (tracks: B4)
Producer – Hugo & Luigi

note

"Bring It On Home to Me" was recorded on April 26, 1962,

at RCA Studio 1 in Hollywood, California.

The engineer present was Al Schmitt, and the session was conducted

and arranged by René Hall,

The musicians also recorded "Having a Party" the same day.

    Sam Cooke – vocals
    Lou Rawls – backing vocals
    Clifton White – guitar
    Tommy Tedesco – guitar
    René Hall – guitar
    Adolphus Asbrook – bass guitar
    Ray Pohlman – bass guitar
    Ernie Freeman – piano
    Frank Capp – drums, percussion
    William Green – saxophone
    Cecil Figelski – cello
    Armand Kaproff – cello
    Wilbert Nuttycombe – viola
    Irving Weinper – viola
    Myron Sandler – violin
    Joseph Saxon – violin
    Ralph Schaeffer – violin
    Marshall Sosson – violin
    Elliot Fisher – violin
    Marvin Limonick – violin

tracklist:

A1 You Send Me 2:41
Written-By – L.C. Cook
A2 Only Sixteen 2:00
Written-By – Barbara Campbell
A3 Everybody Loves To Cha Cha Cha 2:35
Written-By – Barbara Campbell
A4 For Sentimental Reasons 2:35
Written-By – Deek Watson, William Best
A5 Wonderful World 2:02
Written-By – Barbara Campbell
A6 Summertime 2:17
Written-By – DuBose Heyward, George Gershwin
B1 Chain Gang 2:32
Written-By – Charles Cooke*, Sam Cooke
B2 Cupid 2:30
Written-By – Sam Cooke
B3 Twistin' The Night Away 2:32
Written-By – Sam Cooke
B4 Sad Mood 2:2
Written-By – Sam Cooke
B5 Having A Party 2:23
Written-By – Sam Cooke
B6 Bring It On Home To Me

 

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