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ke & Tina Turner's Festival of Live Performances is a live album released by Kent Records in January 1970. It was recorded during their stint at Kent in the mid-1960s.
Recorded c. 1964-1965
tracklist:
A1 A Fool In Love 2:29 A2 He's Mine 3:45 A3 Stop The Wedding Please, Please, Please 8:33 A4 If I Can't Be First 2:29 B1 My Man 3:32 B2 You Don't Love Me No More 3:23 B3 It's Gonna Work Out Fine 2:32 B4 If I Only Had You 1:47 B5 I Can't Stop Loving You 3:30 B6 Treat Me Right 3:21
Produced and arranged by Ike Turner. Recorded at Basin Street West, San Francisco.
Liner notes by Herb Campbell, KSOL Radio, San Francisco.
Art Direction: Woody Woodward.
trackslist
A1 Every Day People
3:14 Medley (2:56) A2a Gimme Some Lovin' Written-By – Steve Winwood, Muff Winwood, Spencer Davis A2b Sweet Soul Music Written-By – Otis Redding, Arthur Conley, Sam Cooke A3 Son Of A Preacher Man Written-By – John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins 3:00 A4 I Heard It Through The Grapevine Written-By – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield 3:25 A5 Respect Written-By – Otis Redding 8:31 Medley (4:07) B1a There Was A Time Written-By – James Brown, Buddy Hobgood B1b African Boo's Written-By – Ike Turner B2 Funky Street Written-By – Arthur Conley, Earl Simms 2:13 B3 A Fool Of Love Written-By – Ike Turner 3:04 Medley (12:22) B4a The Sumit Written-By – Ike Turner B4b All I Could Do Was Cry Written-By – Gordy*, Davis*, Gordy, Jr.* B4c Please, Please, Please Written-By – Brown*, Terry* B4d Baby I Love You Written-By – Ronny Shannon* B5 Goodbye, So Long Written-By – Ike Turner 3:13
Art Direction – Tom Burgess Bass – Ray Brown Drums – Mickey Roker Piano – Gene Harris Producer – Bennett Rubin, Ray Brown Tenor Saxophone – Stanley Turrentine
Recorded live at the Blue Note, New York City November / December 1985 Engineer [1st Assistant] – David Baker Engineer [2nd Assistandt] – Jon Bobenko Engineer [Recording] – Jim Anderson Producer – Bennett Rubin, Ray Brown
tracklist:
A1 Gene's Lament Written-By – Ray Brown 9:18 A2 Misty Written-By – Erroll Garner 5:31 A3 Uptown Sop Written-By – Ray Brown 8:39 B1 Things Ain't What They Used To Be Written-By – Mercer Ellington, Ted Persons 8:02 B2 Yours Is My Heart Alone Written-By – Franz Lehar* 7:12 B3 Battle Hymn Of The Republic Written-By – Julia Ward Howe 8:15
Nasty! is an album by jazz organist Johnny "Hammond" Smith recorded for the Prestige label in 1968. The album is notable as the first recording featuring guitarist John Abercrombie.
credits:
Drums – Grady Tate Guitar – John Abercrombie Organ – Johnny "Hammond" Smith Tenor Saxophone – Houston Person
Recorded June 18, 1968 Town Sound Studios Recorded By – Orville O'Brien Producer – Cal Lampley
tracklist:
All compositions by Johnny "Hammond" Smith except where noted:
A1 If I Were A Bell 8:33 written by Frank Loesser A2 Song For My Father 7:10 Written by Horace Silver A3 Speak Low 9:30 written by Ogden Nash, Kurt Weill B1 Unchained Melody 3:44 wrutten by Alex North, Hy Zaret B2 Nasty 9:00 B3 Four Bowls Of Soul 7:08
Mose Davis - keyboards Leroy Emmanuel - guitar Demo Cates - alto saxophone Jim White - tenor saxophone Raoul Keith Mangrum - drums
Recorded at – Tera Shirma Studios Producer – Richard "Popcorn" Wylie Recorded By – Russ Terrana
track list
A1 It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World Written-By – Betty Jean Newsom*, James Brown 3:59 A2 Simple Song Written-By – Sylvester Stewart 3:00 A3 Hey Jude Written-By – John Lennon & Paul McCartney* 3:35 A4 The Bite Written-By – Mose Davis 2:47 A5 Soulful Strut Written-By – Eugene Record, William Sanders* 2:28 B1 Dirty Red Written-By – Leroy Emanuel* 2:17 B2 Who's Making Love Written-By – Betty Crutcher*, Donald Davis*, Homer Banks, Raymond Jackson 2:20 B3 Scrambled Eggs Written-By – Mose Davis 2:31 B4 The Other Thing Written-By – Mose Davis 2:39 B5 Girl From Kenya Written-By – Popcorn Wylie*, Tony Hester 2:57 B6 Jan Jan Written-By – Mose Davis 2:15
Baritone Saxophone – Jewell Grant (pistes : B6) Bass – Chuck Hamilton (pistes : B6) Drums – Jesse Sailes* (pistes : B6), Odie Payne (pistes : A1 to A3, A5, A6, B1) Piano – Ike Turner (pistes : B3, B4), Johnny Jones* (pistes : A1 to A3, A5, A6, B1), Willard McDaniel (pistes : B6) Producer [Original Recordings] – Joe Bihari Reissue Producer – Bruce Bromberg, Frank Scott (3) Tenor Saxophone – J.T. Brown (pistes : A1 to A3, A5, A6, B1), Maxwell Davis (pistes : B6) Trumpet – James Parr (pistes : B6) Written-By – James*, Josea*, Taub*, Ling*
Producer [Original Recordings] – Joe Bihari Reissue Producer – Bruce Bromberg, Frank Scott
A2, A5 and A6 recorded in Chicago, 1952 B3 and B4 recorded in Canton, Mississippi, 1953 or 1954 A1, A3 and B1 recorded Chicago, April 1, 1956 B2 probably recorded in Chicago, date unkown
Reggie Young : guitar Mike Leech : bass Gene Chrisman : drums Spooner Oldham : piano Bobby Emmins : organ Eight Strings : strings on (I'm Sorry)
HORNS on (Cheater Man) Ben Couley : trumpet Fred Ford : tenor sax Charlie Chalmers : tenor sax Jimmy Mitchell : baritone sax
Recording Session Produced by Chips Moman & Dan Penn Recorded in Memphis on April, 2, 1967 (Cheater Man) and May, 22, 1967 (I'm Sorry) Arranged by Tommy Cogbill
A Cheater Man Written-By – Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham 2:20 B I'm Sorry Written-By – Dub Alberton, Ronnie Self 2:28
Arranged By – Jimmy Wisner (pistes : B5), Oliver Nelson (pistes : A1, A3, A5, A6, B2, B4, B6), Ray Ellis (pistes : A2, A4, B1, B3,)
Engineer – Tom Dowd
recording sessions:
Ernie Royal, trumpet; Phil Bodner, bass clarinet; Arnold Eidus, Emanuel Green, Julius Held, Joseph Malignaggi, Gene Orloff, Julius Schachter, Sol Shapiro, violin; Harry Azen, Al Brown, Dave Markowitz, viola; Peter Makas, Harvey Shapiro, cello; George Devens, vibes; Paul Griffin, piano; Leonard Pogan, Bill Suyker, guitar; Richard Davis, bass; Al Gorgoni, electric bass; Gary Chester, drums; Dom Um Romao, percussion; Esther Phillips, vocal; Ray Ellis, arranger, director. NYC, December 2, 1965 9637 I Could Have Told You So 9638 He Touched Me 9639 You Can't Go Home Again 9640 The Shadow Of Your Smile
Bernie Glow, Jimmy Maxwell, Ernie Royal, Snooky Young, trumpet; Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson, Tony Studd, Kai Winding, trombone; Jerry Dodgion, alto sax, flute; Phil Woods, alto sax, clarinet; Romeo Penque, tenor sax, flute; Bob Ashton, tenor sax, clarinet; Danny Bank, baritone sax; Paul Griffin, piano; Leonard Pogan, guitar; George Duvivier, bass; Grady Tate, drums; Esther Phillips, vocal; Oliver Nelson, arranger, director. NYC, December 22, 1965 9699 The Party's Over 9700 A Taste Of Honey 9701 It's All Right With Me 9702 Just Say Goodbye
Art Kaplan, sax, flute; Paul Griffin, piano; Al Chernet, Art Ryerson, mandolin; Eric Gale, Leonard Pogan, guitar; Everett Barksdale, Charles Macey, guitar, mandolin; Bob Bushnell, electric bass; Herbie Lovelle, drums; George Devens, percussion; Esther Phillips, vocal; Jimmy Wisner, arranger, director. NYC, January 5, 1966 9794 As Tears Go By
Bernie Glow, Thad Jones, Ernie Royal, Snooky Young, trumpet; Wayne Andre, Jimmy Cleveland, Quentin Jackson, J.J. Johnson, trombone; Jerry Dodgion, Phil Woods, flute, clarinet, alto sax; Bob Ashton, Jerome Richardson, flute, clarinet, tenor sax; Danny Bank, baritone sax; Paul Griffin, piano; Leonard Pogan, guitar; Bob Cranshaw, bass; Grady Tate, drums; Esther Phillips, vocal; Oliver Nelson, arranger, director. NYC, January 24, 1966 9871 Every Time We Say Goodbye 9872 Let There Be Love 9873 Crazy He Calls Me
trackslist:
A1 It's All Right With Me 2:01 A2 The Shadow Of Your Smile 2:04 A3 Crazy He Calls Me 3:36 A4 He Touched Me 2:42 A5 A Taste Of Honey 2:10 A6 Let There Be Love 2:02 B1 You Can't Go Home Again 2:36 B2 Just Say Goodbye 2:16 B3 I Could Have Told You So 2:40 B4 Every Time We Say Goodbye 3:04 B5 As Tears Go By 2:41 B6 The Party's Over 2:04
