11/30/2023

Wilson Pickett ‎– Funky Broadway

Atlantic ‎records 1967 45-2430

Credits:

Wilson Pickett - vocals
    Spooner Oldham - piano, organ
    Chips Moman, Jimmy Johnson - guitars
    Tommy Cogbill - bass
    Roger Hawkins - drums
    Bowlegs Miller - trumpet
    James SK Wān - bamboo flute
    Charlie Chalmers, Jimmy Mitchell - tenor saxophone
    Floyd Newman - baritone saxophone

recorded in Muscle Shoals, February 1, 1967 and produced by Jerry Wexler

track list:

A     Funky Broadway     2:33
Written by Lester Christian

B     I'm Sorry About That     3:03
Written by Bobby Womack

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Juggy ‎– Soul At Sunrise Just A Minute

Sue Records Inc. 1966 142

Crédits

Producer – Juggy

Written-By – H. Murray

Tracklist

A Soul At Sunrise 2:20

B Just A Minute 2:30

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Side B

James Brown – Talking Loud And Saying Nothing

single Polydor – PD-14109 Janv 1972

credits:

Backing Vocals – Bobby Byrd
Producer, Arranged By – James Brown
Written-By – Bobby Byrd, James Brown

A Talking Loud And Saying Nothing - Part I 3:15
B Talking Loud And Saying Nothing - Part I 3:15

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Jerry O ‎– Karate-Boo-Ga-Loo

Shout Records 1967 ‎ S 217

Producer – Jerry Murray

Written-By – J. Murray*, S. Kaplan*

A Karate-Boo-Ga-Loo 2:20

B The Pearl 2:25

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Guitar Slim And His Band

The Things That I Used To Do
- Well, I Done Got Over It

Specialty Records SP-482-45

A        The Things That I Used To Do    2:57
B        Well, I Done Got Over It    2:22

    Written-By – E. Jones

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The Hideaways

The Hideaways – Hide Out

MIRWOOD RECORDS 1966 SINGLE 5516

SIDE A

SIDE B

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11/29/2023

Ace Cannon Memphis Golden Hits

Ace Cannon Memphis Golden Hits Album Review | Classic Memphis Instrumental Music

HI RECORDS 1968 SHL 32040

Notes:

John "Ace" Cannon (born 5 May 1934 in Grenada, Mississippi)

is an American tenor and alto saxophonist. He played and toured

with Hi Records stablemate Bill Black's Combo,and started

a solo career with his record "Tuff" in 1961, using the Black

combo as his backing group. "Tuff" hit #17 on the U.S. Billboard

Hot 100 in 1962, and the follow-up single "Blues (Stay Away from Me)"

hit #36 that same year.[1] In April 1965, he released Ace Cannon

Live (HL 12025); according to the liner notes by Nick Pesce the album was

recorded in front of a live audience inside Hi's recording studio,

and Pesce claims this was the first time such an album had

ever been recorded(as opposed to previous live albums

recorded in concert venues).

credits:

Engineer – Ray Harris
Producer – Joe Cuoghi

tracks list:

A1 Last Night

Written-By – Axton*, Newman*, Caple*, Smith*, Moman*

A2 Wooly Bully

Written-By – Samudio*

A3 Haunted House

Written-By – Geddins*

A4 Raunchy

Written-By – Justis Jr.*, Manker*

A5 "20 - 75"

Written-By – Mitchell*

A6 Green Onions

Written-By – Jackson*, Jones*, Steinberg*, Cropper*

B1 Tuff

Written-By – Cannon*

B2 Walking The Dog

Written-By – Thomas*

B3 In The Midnight Hour

Written-By – Cropper*, Pickett*

B4 Baby Let's Play House

Written-By – Gunter*

B5 White Silver Sands

Written-By – Matthews*, Hart*

B6 I Walk The LIne

Written-By – Cash*

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Ace Cannon ‎– Ace Of Sax

HI RECORDS 1969 SHL 32051

credits:

Supervision: Joe Cuoghi,
engineer: Ray Harris.

Tracklist:

A1 Down By The Riverside 2:35
A2 I've Been Loving You Too Long 2:44
A3 Amen 2:27
A4 Dizzy 2:10
A5 Bad Moon Rising 2:11
A6 Alley Cat 2:10
B1 Who's Making Love 2:16
B2 You Showed Me 2:17
B3 Proud Mary 2:41
B4 Groovin' 2:28
B5 You Gave Me A Mountain 3:40
B6 Soul For Sale 2:18

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Herbie Hancock ‎– My Point Of View

Blue Note records 1963 ‎ BST 84126

notes:

My Point of View is the second album by pianist Herbie Hancock.

It was released in 1963 on Blue Note Records

as BLP 4126 and BST 84126

credits:

Bass – Chuck Israels

Drums – Anthony Williams

Guitar – Grant Green

Piano – Herbie Hancock

Tenor Saxophone – Hank Mobley

Trombone – Grachan Moncur III

Trumpet – Donald Byrd

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 19, 1963

Producer – Alfred Lion

tracklist

A1 Blind Man, Blind Man

A2 A Tribute To Someone

B1 King Cobra

B2 The Pleasure Is Mine

B3 And What If I Don't

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11/28/2023

Herbie Hancock ‎– Fat Albert Rotunda

Warner Bros. Records 1969 WS 1834

credits:

Piano, Electric Piano, Written-By, Arranged By,

Conductor, Producer – Herbie Hancock

Joe Henderson — tenor sax, alto flute

Garnett Brown — trombone

Johnny Coles — trumpet, flugelhorn

Buster Williams — electric & acoustic bass

Albert "Tootie" Heath — drums

George Devens - percussion

Joe Newman, Ernie Royal — trumpet tracks 1&7

Joe Farrell — tenor sax, alto saxophone tracks 1&7,

Arthur Clarke - baritone saxophone tracks 1&7,

Benny Powell - trombone tracks 1&7,

Eric Gale, Billy Butler — guitar

Jerry Jemmott - electric bass tracks 1&7,

Bernard Purdie - drums tracks 1&7,

Recorded at Van Gelder Recording Studios, Englewood Cliffs,

New Jersey. May–June 1969

Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder

Art Direction – Ed Thrasher

trackslist:

A1 Wiggle Waggle 5:48

A2 Fat Mama 3:45

A3Tell Me A Bedtime Story 5:00

A4 Oh! Oh! Here He Comes 4:05

B1 Jessica 4:11

B2 Fat Albert Rotunda 6:27

B3 Lil' Brother 4:25

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11/27/2023

The Ramsey Lewis Trio ‎– Pot Luck

ARGO RECORDS 1963 LP715

credits & notes

Pot Luck is an album performed by the Ramsey Lewis Trio

which was recorded in 1963 and released on the Argo label

also avaliable on cadet records lps715

Ramsey Lewis(piano)

Eldee Young(bass,cello)

Red Holt(drums)

recorded at:

Universal Recording Studio, Chicago, IL

February 27 & 28, 1963

Engineer Bernie Clapper

supervisor: Esmond Edwards

tracks list:

A1 Andaluza 3:20

Written-By – Granados*

A2 Look-A-Here 4:00

Written-By – Ramsey Lewis

A3 Arrivederci Roma 5:35

Written-By – Sigman*, Kascel*

A4 I Gave My Love A Cherry 4:45

A5 Lock Lomond 3:20

B1 We Blue It, Again! 5:10

Written-By – Ramsey Lewis

B2 Nature Boy 3:15

Written-By – Eden Ahbez

B3 I Remember The Starlight 6:10

Written-By – Puccini

B4 Shenandoah 4:08

B5 Swamp Girl 2:00

Written-By – Eldee Young

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11/26/2023

T-Bone Walker – I Want A Little Girl 1968

T-Bone Walker – I Want A Little Girl (1968 Blues Classic Review & Audio)

Delmark Records 1973 DS-633

credits:

Bass Jackie Samson

Drums S. P. Leary*

Guitar T-Bone Walker

Piano Georges Arvanitas, T-Bone Walker (tracks: B3)

Tenor Saxophone Hal Singer

Vocals T-Bone Walker

Producer Robert G. Koester

Album supervision: J. M. Monestier, Black & Blues Records

tracklist:

A1 I Want A Little Girl 4:53

A2 I Hate To See You Go 3:40

A3 Feeling The Blues 6:14

A4 Leaving You Behind 4:16

B1 Baby Ain't I Good To You 4:27

B2 Someone's Going To Mistreat You 3:27

B3 Ain't This Cold, Baby 6:34

B4 Late Hours Blues 6:50

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11/25/2023

T-Bone Walker ‎– Stormy Monday Blues

WET SOUL RECORDS 1967 WS-1002

promotionnal copy

credits:

Bass – Jimmy Jones
    Drums – Unknown Artist
    Guitar – Johnny Copeland
    Piano – Willard Burton
    Vocals, Guitar, Written-By – Aaron Walker

Producer – Huey P. Meaux

tracks list:

A1 Stormy Monday Blues 3:15

A2 All Night Long 2:57

A3 My Patience Keeps Running Out 2:27

A4 Glamour Girl 2:51

A5 T-Bone's Way (Inst.) 4:18

A6 That Evening Way 3:02

B1 Louisiana Bayou Drive (Instr.) 3:11

B2 When We Were Schoolmates 3:27

B3 Don't Go Back To New Orleans 1:21

B4 Got To Cross The Deep Blue Sea 1:51

B5 (You'll Never Find Anyone) To Be A Slave Like Me 4:20

B6 Left Home When I Was A Kid 3:0

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11/24/2023

Sonny Phillips ‎– Sure 'Nuff

PRESTIGE RECORDS 1969 PR 7737

credits :

Sonny Phillips - organ
    Virgil Jones - trumpet (tracks 1, 2 & 4)
    Houston Person - tenor saxophone
    Joe Jones - guitar
    Bob Bushnell - electric bass
    Bernard Purdie - drums

Recorded
October 20, 1969
Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Track list:

A1 Sure 'Nuff, Sure 'Nuff 6:50
A2 Be Yourself 4:30
A3 Oleo 7:40
B1 Mobile To Chicago 7:25
B2 The Other Blues 9:10

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Sonny Phillips ‎– Black Magic!

Prestige records 1970 ‎ PR 7799

credits:

Congas – Buddy Caldwell

Drums – Ben Dixon

Electric Bass [Fender] – Jimmy Lewis

Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Sonny Phillips (tracks: A3, B1)

Guitar – Melvin Sparks

Organ – Sonny Phillips

Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder

Supervised By – Bob Porter

Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Pazant

Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder

at: Rudy Van Gelder Studio,

Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 18, 1970

Supervised By – Bob Porter

tracklist:

A1 Make A Plain

written by Phillips

A2 Wakin' Up

written by Phillips

A3 Over The Rainbow

written by Arlen

B1 Bean Pie

written by Phillips

B2 I'm An Old Cowhand

written by Mercer

B3The Brotherhood

written by Phillips

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Sonny Phillips ‎– Black On Black!

Prestige records 1970 ‎ PR 10007

credits & notes

Phillips began playing jazz organ after hearing

Jimmy Smith in his twenties. He studied under

Ahmad Jamal, and played in the 1960s and 1970s

with Lou Donaldson, Nicky Hill, Eddie Harris,

Houston Person, and Gene Ammons

Bass [Fender] – Jimmy Lewis

Drums – Bernard Purdie

Guitar – Melvin Sparks

Organ – Sonny Phillips

Saxophone [Tenor] – Rusty Bryant

Recorded at:

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs,

NJ, July 27, 1970

Producer [Supervision] – Bob Porter

Engineer – Rudy Van GelderSonny Phillips Black On Black!

tracklist:

A1 Black On Black

Written-By – Purdie*, Lewis*, Sparks*, Bryant*, Phillips*