Jackie Ivory – Soul Discovery (ATCO SD 33-178)

Jackie Ivory – Soul Discovery (ATCO SD 33-178)  Rare 1965 Soul LP Review

Atco Records ‎1965 – SD 33 178

notes:

Released by ATCO Records in 1965, Jackie Ivory – Soul Discovery
 is one of the lesser-known but highly desirable soul LPs of 
the mid-1960s. Combining deep Southern soul, rhythm & blues, 
and gospel-infused vocals, the album showcases Ivory's powerful
 voice and emotional delivery during the golden age of American soul music.
Although overshadowed by larger ATCO stars, Soul Discovery has 
become a favorite among collectors seeking overlooked gems from 
the classic soul era. Original mono and stereo pressings 
remain scarce and increasingly sought after.

credits:

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

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

tracklist:

A1        High Heel Sneakers
Written-By – Robert Higginbotham
A2        Freddy The Freeloader
Written-By – Miles Davis
A3        So What
Written-By – Miles Davis
A4        I Left My Heart In San Francisco
Written-By – Douglass Cross, George Corey*
A5        The Monkey Woman
Written-By – Grant Ivory
B1        Lonely Avenue
Written-By – Doc Pomus
B2        Do It To Death
Written-By – Grant Ivory
B3        Sister Sadie
Written-By – Horace Silver
B4        Thank Heaven
Written-By – Grant Ivory

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