JUNIOR MANCE HARLEM LULLABY

 ATLANTIC RECORDS 1967                             SD 1479 

          credits:

 Recorded By, Engineer – Phil Iehle
    Supervised By – Joel Dorn

 

tracklist:

 
A1        The Uptown
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Ray Lucas
Harpsichord – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
3:52
A2        That Mellow Feeling
Bass – Bob Cunningham
Drums – Alan Dawson
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:35
A3        Cootin'
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Ray Lucas
Harpsichord – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:43
A4        I'm Falling For You
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Floyd Trill
5:03
B1        St. James Infirmary
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Harpsichord – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Traditional
3:11
B2        Harlem Lullaby
Bass – Bob Cunningham
Drums – Alan Dawson
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:54
B3        Run 'Em Round
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:37
B4        What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – James Dean (3), Paul Riser, William Weatherspoon
3:02 

 

 

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JUNIOR MANCE I BELIEVE TO MY SOUL

 

ATLANTIC RECORDS  1968                            SD 1496

          

credit:

Baritone Saxophone – Bobby Capers (tracks: A1, A2),

Haywood Henry (tracks: B1)

Bass – Bob Cunningham (tracks: A3, A4),

Richard Davis (2) (tracks: A2, B2, B4)

Congas – Ray Barretto (tracks: A2)

Drums – Allan Dawson* (tracks: A3, A4),

Freddie Waits (tracks: A2, B2 B4),

Ray Lucas (tracks: A1, A2)

Electric Bass – Jimmy Tyrell (tracks: A1, A2)

Piano – Junior Mance

Tenor Saxophone – David Newman* (tracks: A1, A2, B1),

Frank Wess (tracks: B1)

Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Hubert Laws (tracks: A1, A2)

Trumpet – Jimmy Owens (tracks: A1, A2),

Joe Newman (tracks: A1, A2)

Vocals – Sylvia Shemwell (tracks: A1)



Arranged By – Arif Mardin

 Producer – Joel Dorn



tracks list:



 A1 I Believe To My Soul     3:09

A2 A Time And A Place     5:05

A3 Sweet Georgia Brown     5:40

A4 Golden Spur     5:09

B1 Don't Worry 'Bout It     5:04

B2 Home On The Range     3:48

B3 Sweets For My Sweet     2:06

B4 My Romance     6:47


 

 

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THE CRUSADERS HOLLYWOOD

MOWEST RECORDS 1972                             MW 118 L

Credits:

 Acoustic Bass – Reggie Johnson
Bass – Chuck Rainey, Wilton Felder
Drums – "Stix" Hooper
Guitar – Arthur Adams, David T. Walker
Keyboards – Joe Sample
Saxophone [Tenor] – Wilton Felder
Trombone – Wayne Henderson

Producer – Stewart Levine
Recording made by MotownRecord Company,
L.P., 6255 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028 USA

tracklisting

 A1 Spanish Harlem
Composed By – P. Spector 7:02
A2 Try A Little Harder
Composed By – Joe Sample 5:50
A3 Hollywood
Composed By – Wayne Henderson 3:40
A4 Do Yourself A Favor
Composed By – Wayne Henderson 4:29
B1 Cold Duck Eddie
Composed By – Joe Sample 7:35
B2 Way Back Home
Composed By – Wilton Felder 4:07
B3 Papa Hooper's Barrelhouse Groove
Composed By – "Stix" Hooper 2:37
B4 Alekesam
Composed By – Wayne Henderson 5:20

 

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THE METERS ZONY MASH

SUNDAZED MUSIC 2003                               LP 5087

Note:

 Zony Mash is an album of vintage rarities and non-album B-sides
by the funk group The Meters. The album consists of 13 tracks of
the band's early works with Josie Records from 1968 to 1971

 
 Credits:

    Ziggy Modeliste – composer, drums, vocals
    Art Neville – composer, keyboards, vocals
    Leo Nocentelli – composer, guitar, background vocals
    George Porter Jr. – composer, bass guitar, background vocals


Production

    Allen Toussaint – producer
    Marshall Sehorn – producer
    Tim Livingston – project manager
    Efram Turchick – project manager
    Rodney Mills – engineer 

 Tracklist
A1        Zony Mash 2:58
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
A2        I Need More Time 3:12
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
A3        The Look Of Love 3:34
Written-By – B. Bacharach-H. David*
A4        A Message From The Meters 2:40
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
A5        Stretch Your Rubber Band 2:41
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
A6        Soul Machine 3:27
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B1        (The World Is A Bit Under The Weather) Doodle-Oop 2:34
Written-By – Toussaint*, Nocentelli*
B2        Good Old Funky Music 2:19
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
B3        Sassy Lady 2:38
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B4        Borro 2:11
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B5        Groovy Lady 2:43
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
B6        Meter Strut 2:54
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B7        Funky Meters Soul 2:47
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

 

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THE METERS THE METERS

 

JOSIE RECORDS 1969                                   JOS 4010

 

credits:

 Art Neville – organ, keyboards, composer
    Ziggy Modeliste – drums, composer
    Leo Nocentelli – guitar, composer
    George Porter Jr. – bass guitar, composer

 Producer – Allen Toussaint, Marshall E. Sehorn
Written-By – Neville* (tracks: A1 to B4), Porter* (tracks: A1 to B4),
Modeliste* (tracks: A1 to B4), Nocentelli* (tracks: A1 to B4)

Tracklist:

A1 Cissy Strut 3:00
A2 Here Comes The Meter Man 2:49
A3 Cardova 4:30
A4 Live Wire 2:35
A5 Art 2:30
A6 Sophisticated Cissy 2:50
B1 Ease Back 2:55
B2 6V6 LA 2:20
B3 Sehorns Farm 2:25
B4 Ann 2:40
B5 Stormy
Written-By – B. Buie*, C. Cobb 3:32
B6 Simple Song
Written-By – S. Stewart 2:56

 

 
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The Meters ‎– Struttin'

The Meters – Struttin’  1970 Josie Records

Josie Records 1970 ‎– JOS 4012

notes:

Struttin’ is the third studio album by the legendary New Orleans funk band 

The Meters  a group revered for its raw, earthy groove and influence on later

 music genres including hip-hop, R&B, and modern funk.

credits:

    Art Neville – organ, keyboards, vocals, composer

    Leo Nocentelli – guitar, composer

    George Porter, Jr. – bass guitar, composer

    Ziggy Modeliste – drums, percussion, composer

Production

    Allen Toussaint – producer

    Marshall Sehorn – producer

    Tim Livingston – project manager

    David Smith – recording and mixing engineer

    Bob Irwin – mastering

    Rich Russell – package design

The album was recorded in Cosimo Matassa's studio 

and released in 1970 featuring full vocal performances by 

Art Neville on three tracks, "Wichita Lineman", "Darling, Darling, Darling" 

and "Ride Your Pony"

tracklist:

A1 Chicken Strut

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

3:14

A2 Liver Splash

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

2:42

A3 Wichita Lineman

Vocals [Featured Vocalist] – Art Neville

Written-By – Jim Webb*

2:59

A4 Joog

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

2:13

A5 Go For Yourself

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

3:12

A6 Same Old Thing

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

2:50

B1 Handclapping Song

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

2:56

B2 Darling Darling Darling

Vocals [Featured Vocalist] – Art Neville

Written-By – Rogueo B. Davis*

2:54

B3 Tippi-Toes

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

2:29

B4 Britches

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

2:52

B5 Hey! Last Minute

Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*

3:00

B6 Ride Your Pony

Vocals [Featured Vocalist] – Art Neville

Written-By – Naomi Neville

3:22

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