JACKIE IVORY SOUL DISCOVERY

ATCO RECORDS 1965                                SD 33 178

Jackie Ivory released his first album, Soul Discovery, 

in 1965. Ivory spent the 1960s and 70s as a sideman 

for artists such as Walker and Willis “Gator” Jackson. 

credits:

 Drums – Bill Nicks
Organ – Jackie Ivory
Tenor Saxophone – Paul Renfro

Recorded in Chicago at Univerdal Recording Corporation
Engineer Murray R. Allen

tracks list:

A1 High Heel Sneakers    
A2 Freddy The Freeloader    
A3 So What    
A4 I Left My Heart In San Francisco    
A5 The Monkey Woman    
B1 Lonely Avenue    
B2 Do It To Death    
B3 Sister Sadie    
B4 Thank Heaven

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THE NEW LONDON RHYTHM & BLUES BAND SOUL COOKIN '

 

VOCALION RECORDS                          VL 73880

credits

Shaftesbury Production

tracks list:

A1 Harlem Shuffle
Written-By – Relf*, Nelson*
A2 Soul Mate
Written-By – Gray*   
A3 See See Rider
Written-By – Ma. Rainey*   
A4 I'm A Midnight Mover
Written-By – Bobby Womack, Wilson Pickett   
A5 Uptight (Everything's Alright)
Written-By – Henry Cosby, Stevie Wonder, Sylvia Moy   
B1 Light My Fire
Written-By – J.D. Morrison*, J.P. Densmore*,
R.D. Manzarek*, R.A. Kriezer*   
B2 Soul Stream
Written-By – Gray*   
B3 Dancing In The Street
Written-By – Gaye*, Stevenson*   
B4 Soul Man
Written-By – David Porter-Isaac Hayes*   
B5 Green Onions
Written-By – A. Jackson*, Booker T. Jones,
L. Steinberg*, S. Cropper

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GENE DOZIER and THE BROTHERHOOD BLUES POWER

MINIT RECORDS 1967                                     LP 40100

credits:

Engineer – Charles Underwood

    Producer, Arranged By – Gene Dozier

Tracks listing:

A1     A Hunk Of Funk     2:50
A2     Soul Man     2:30
A3     I Wanna Testify     2:40
A4     Cold Sweat     2:30
A5     Funky Broadway     2:48
A6     How Sweet It Is     2:50
B1     Soul Stroll     2:07
B2     Mustang Sally     2:53
B3     Watermelon Man     2:50
B4     One For Bess     2:55
B5     Hold On ! I'm Comin'     2:37

 

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James Brown - Today and Yesterday - James Brown At The Organ

      Smash Records 1965  MGS 27072

tracklist:

A1        Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Part 1)
Written-By – J. Brown*
4:12
A2        Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Part 2)
Written-By – J. Brown*
4:21
A3        Oh Baby Don't You Weep
Written-By – J. Brown*
6:50
A4        Try Me
Written-By – J. Brown*
3:06
A5        Sidewinder
Written-By – L. Morgan*
7:00
B1        Out Of Sight
Written-By – T. Wright*
2:37
B2        Maybe The Last Time
Written-By – T. Wright*
5:14
B3        Every Beat Of My Heart
Written-By – J.Otis*
5:00
B4        Hold It
Written-By – B. Butler*, C. Scott*
4:36
B5        A Song For My Father (Part 1)
Written-By – Horace Silver
2:10
B6        A Song For My Father (Part 2)
Written-By – Horace Silver
1:45

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JAMES BROWN AND THE FAMOUS FLAMES LIVE AT THE APOLLO VOL II

 

KING RECORDS 1967                                     KS-1022

 

credits:

  Engineer [Audio By] – Hanley Studio
    Mastered By, Engineer – Rob Grenell
    Mixed By – Ron Lenhoff
    Producer – James Brown
    Production Manager – Bud Hobgood

Recorded     June 24–25, 1967at the Apollo Theatre, New York
This was the last live album recorded by
James Brown & The Famous Flames as a group

 

track list:

Tracklist
A1     Think (Duet with Marva Withney)   
A2     I Want To Be Around    
A3     That's Life    
A4     Kansas City    
B1     Let Yourself Go    
B2     There Was A Time    
B3     I Feel All Right    
B4     Cold Sweat    
C1     It May Be The Last Time    
C2     I Got You (I Feel Good)    
C3     Prisoner Of Love    
C4     Try Me    
C5     Bring It Up    
D1     It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World    
D2     Lost Someone (Medley).    
D3     Please, Please, Please

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LITTLE MILTON LET ME BACK IN

 

credits:

Producer – Milton Campbell

Tracks list:

A     Let Me Back In     3:00
B     Let Your Loss Be Your Lesson     3:48

 

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LITTLE SONNY NEW KING OF THE BLUES HARMONICA

 

ENTERPRISE RECORDS 1969                        ENS 1005

 

credits:

 Little Sonny : Harmonica, Vocal
Rudy Robinson : Keyboards
Willie Hampton, Leroy Emmanuel, and /or Eddie Willis : Guitar
Richard Lovelace : Bass
Georges Davidson : Drums
Arranged By – Aaron Willis , Rudy Robinson
Art Direction – Beverly Parker

Recorded In Detroit between 1969 and 1972
Engineer – Russ Terrano
Producer – Zorn Productions

 

tracklist:

A1     Baby, What You Want Me To Do 3:54
Written-By – Jimmy Reed
A2     Eli's Pork Chop 6:39
Written-By – Aaron Willis
A3     Hey Little Girl
Written-By – Aaron Willis 2:38
A4     Hot Potato 3:11
Written-By – Curtis Ousley
B1     Don't Ask Me No Questions 3:58
Written-By – Aaron Willis
B2     Tomorrow's Blues Today 2:45
Written-By – Aaron Willis
B3     Back Down Yonder 2:43
Written-By – Aaron Willis
B4     Sad Funk 3:04
Written-By – Aaron Willis
B5     The Creeper Returns 4:12
Written-By – Aaron Willis 

 

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RAY SHARPE I Can't Take It / Mary Jane

 

 ATCO Records ‎– 45-6437

 

 

 A     I Can't Take It  2:15
Written By – Sharpe

B     Mary Jane  2:24
Written By – Sharpe

 Recorded in Dallas,tx.
 July 1966
A King Curtis Production

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BOBBY BLAND TOUCH OF THE BLUES

DUKE RECORDS 1968                                        DLP 88

credits:

Design – Richard Simpson

tracks list:

A1 Touch Of The Blues
A2 Set Me Free
A3 That Did It
A4 Road Of Broken Hearted Men
A5 Sweet Loving
B1 Driftin' Blues
B2 Sweet Lips Of Joy
B3 Sad Feeling
B4 Shoes
B5 One Horse Town

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SANTANA WOODSTOCK

 

 COLUMBIA RECORDS                         88875195551

        Recorded Live At The Woodstock Music & Art Fair,

 Saturday, August 16, 1969 

        

Bass Guitar – David Brown
    Drums – Michael Shrieve
    Keyboards – Gregg Rolie
    Lead Guitar – Carlos Santana
    Lead Vocals – Gregg Rolie
    Percussion – José "Chepito" Areas, Michael Carabello

    Supervised By, Mixed By – Eddie Kramer

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