BYRDIE GREEN I GOT IT BAD (AND THAT AIN'T GOOD)

PRESTIGE RECORDS 1967                        PRST 7509

credits:

Arranged By, Conductor – Johnny "Hammond" Smith

Drums – John Harris 

Electric Bass – Jimmy Lewis 

Guitar – Thornel Schwartz

Organ – Johnny "Hammond" Smith

Tenor Saxophone – Houston Person

Vocals – Byrdie Green

Producer – Cal Lampley

Recorded By, Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, April 20, 1967

tracks list:

A1 See See Rider

Written-By – Ledbetter*, Rainey

A2 I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)

Written-By – Ellington*, Webster*

A3 Yesterday's Kisses

Written-By – Bruno*, Bruno*

A4 The Poor Side Of Town

Written-By – Rivers*, Adler*

B1 (I've Been) Lonely Too Long

Written-By – Brigati*, Cavaliere*

B2 I Had A Man

B3 Hold On To Him

B4 This Bitter Earth

Written-By – Otis*

B5     People

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BILLIE POOLE with THE JUNIOR MANCE TRIO and KENNY BURRELL CONFESSIN' THE BLUES

RIVERSIDE RECORDS 1962                         RM 458

credits:

Bass – Bob Cranshaw
Drums – Mickey Roker
Guitar – Kenny Burrell
Piano – Junior Mance
Vocals – Billie Poole

Recorded at:

 Plaza Sound Studio, New York City, 1962
Engineer – Ray Fowler

tracks list:

A1 Confessin' The Blues    
A2 Them Blues    
A3 God Bless The Child    
A4 I Don't Worry 'Bout You    
A5 Jailhouse Blues    
A6 Stormy Weather    
B1 The Man That Got Away    
B2 Keep Your Hand On Your Heart    
B3 Ain't That Love    
B4 Alone Together    
B5 When Your Well Runs Dry    
B6 Stormy Monday Blues

 

 

 

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JIMMY McGRIFF LIVE WHERE THE ACTION'S AT

VEEP RECORDS 1965                                     VPS 16515

credits:

Jimmy McGriff (organ); Thornell Schwarz (guitar); 

Willie "Saint" Jenkins (drums).

Producer  Sonny Lester

recorded live at 

The Front Bar, Newark, New Jersey: December 30, 1965

tracks list:

A1 Where It's At 4:32

A2 When Johnny Comes Marching Home 4:00

A3 Up Tight 5:48

A4 Frugal Bugle 6:28

B1 Upper-Ground 5:00

B2 Georgia On My Mind 5:40

B3 Goin' Out Of My Head 3:58

B4 Robbins Nest 5:08

 

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B.B. KING LIVE & WELL

 

BLUESWAY RECORDS 1969                        BLS 6031

 LP GATEFOLD

credits:

Bass – Gerald Jemmott* (pistes : B1 to B5), Val Patillo (pistes : A1 to A5)
    Drums – Herb Lovelle (pistes : B1 to B5),
    Sonny Freeman (pistes : A1 to A5)
    Guitar – B. B. King*, Hugh McCracken (pistes : B1 to B5)
    Horns [Arranged By] – Johnny Pate (pistes : B1, B3)
    Organ – Charlie Boles (pistes : A1 to A5)
    Piano – Al Kooper (pistes : B1, B3),
    Paul Harris (2) (pistes : B1 to B5)
    Saxophone – Lee Gatling (pistes : A1 to A5)
    Trumpet – Patrick Williams* (pistes : A1 to A5)


    Engineer:
     Live At The Village Gate Phil Ramone (pistes : A1 to A5)
     Well At The Hit Factory Joe Zagarino (pistes : B1 to B5)

    Engineer [Re-Mix] – Bill Szymczyk
    Producer – Bill Szymczyk

 tracklist:

 A1        Don't Answer The Door
Composed By – J. Johnson*
6:10
A2        Just A Little Love
Composed By – B. B. King*
5:20
A3        My Mood
Composed By – B. B. King*, V. S. Freeman*
2:40
A4        Sweet Little Angel
Composed By – B. B. King*, J. Taub*
5:10
A5        Please Accept My Love
Composed By – C. Garlon*
3:20
B1        I Want You So Bad
Composed By – B. B. King*
4:17
B2        Friends
Composed By – B. B. King*, B. Szymczyk*
5:38
B3        Get Off My Back Woman
Composed By – B. B. King*, Ferdinand Washington
3:17
B4        Let's Get Down To Business
Composed By – B. B. King*
3:37
B5        Why I Sing The Blues
Composed By – B. B. King*, Dave Clark
8:39

 

 

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Sir Joe Quarterman and Free Soul

 

GSF Records 1973  – GSF-S-1009

credits:

 

Arranged By – Bill Tate (pistes : A1 to A3, B1 to B4),
    Cotter Wells (pistes : A1 to A3, B1 to B4),
    Sir Joe Quarterman (pistes : A1 to A3, B1 to B4)
    Bass – Gregory C. Hammonds
    Drums – Allen Stewart
    Guitar – George R. Lee, Willie Parker Jr.
    Keyboards – Karissa Freeman
    Saxophone – Leon Rogers
    Vocals, Trumpet, Composed By, Artwork – Sir Joe Quarterman

    Rhythm Tracks on "Find Yourself" and part of Rhythm Track on
   "The Way They Do My Life" recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios,
    Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
    All other selections recorded at Track Recorders, Washington, D.C.
 
    Producer – Bill Tate, Cotter Wells, Sir Joe Quarterman

track list:

 

 A1        (I Got) So Much Trouble In My Mind    6:19
A2        I Made A Promise    4:18
A3        The Trouble With Trouble    2:46
A4        The Way They Do My Life
Arranged By [Horns, Strings] – Tony Camillo
3:06
B1        Find Yourself    2:59
B2        Gonna Get Me A Friend    2:04
B3        Give Me Back My Freedom    3:34
B4        I Feel Like This    2:57
B5        Live Now Brothers    3:02

 

 

 

 

 

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QUARTETTE TRES BIEN SPRING INTO SPRING

DECCA RECORDS 1965                                      DL4617

credits:

Jeter Thompson : Piano
Ricahard Simmons : Bass
Albert St. James : Drums
Percy James: Bongos and congas

tracks list:

A1     The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful    
A2     It Might As Well Be Spring    
A3     We Remember Jamie    
A4     Joey, Joey, Joey    
B1     There Is No Greater Love    
B2     Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be?)    
B3     Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most    
B4     Accidently On Percy

 

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QUINCY JONES PLAYS HIP HITS

MERCURY RECORDS 1963                    SR 60799

credits:

Al Cohn, Frank Wess, James Moody, Roland Kirk,
    Walter Levinsky, Zoot Sims - saxophone
    Budd Johnson, Jerome Richardson, Seldon Powell, Romeo Penque - reeds
    Al Perisi, Clark Terry, Ernie Royal, James Nottingham,
    Joe Newman, Snooky Young - trumpet
    Billy Byers, Jimmy Cleveland, Kai Winding, Melba Liston,
    Paul Faulise, Quentin "Butter" Jackson, Santo Russo, Thomas Mitchell - trombone
    Earl Chapin, Fred Klein, James Buffington, Julius Watkins,
    Paul Ingraham, Ray Alonge, Bob Northern, Willie Ruff - french horn
    Charles McCoy - harmonica
    Bobby Scott, Lalo Schifrin, Patti Bown - piano, organ
    Jim Hall, Kenny Burrell, Sam Herman, Wayne Wright - guitar
    Ray Crawford - guitar
    Art Davis, Ben Tucker, Chris White, George Duvivier, Major Holley, Milt Hinton - bass
    Ed Shaughnessy, Ossie Johnson, Rudy Collins - drums
    Bill Costa, Carlos Gomez, George Devins, Jack Del Rio, Charles McCoy,
    James Johnson, Jose Paula - percussion


This album was recorded monaurally and stereophonically on
April 9, 10, & 11, 1963 at A&R Studios, New York City,
with Phil Ramone as engineer.

tracks list:

A1 Comin' Home Baby 2:40

A2 Gravy Waltz 2:36

A3 Desafinado 2:52

A4 Exodus 3:14

A5 Cast Your Fate To The Wind 2:40

A6 A Taste Of Honey 2:32

B1 Back At The Chicken Shack 2:58

B2 Jive Samba 2:38

B3 Take Five 3:28

B4 Walk On The Wild Side 3:08

B5 Watermelon Man 3:19

B6 Bossa Nova U.S.A 3:05

 

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QUINCY JONES IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT

UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS 1968             UAS 5160  

credits:

 Composed By, Conductor – Quincy Jones
    Flute – Roland Kirk
    Liner Notes – Norman Jewison
    Lyrics By – Alan And Marilyn Bergman

tracks list:

A1     In The Heat Of The Night
Vocals – Ray Charles
A2     Peep-Freak Patrol Car     1:30
A3     Cotton Curtain     2:33
A4     Where Whitey Ain't Around     1:11
A5     Whipping Boy     1:25
A6     No You Won't     1:34
A7     Nitty Gritty Time     1:50
A8     It Sure Is Groovy!
Vocals – Gil Bernal
B1     Bowlegged Polly
Vocals – Glen Campbell
B2     Shag Bag, Hounds & Harvey     3:28
B3     Chief's Drive To Mayor     1:10
B4     Give Me Until Morning     1:09
B5     On Your Feet, Boy!     1:37
B6     Blood & Roots     1:07
B7     Mama Caleba's Blues
Soloist [Piano] – Ray Charles
B8     Foul Owl
Vocals – Boomer*, Travis

 

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