Freddie McCoy ‎– Funk Drops

Prestige records 1966‎– PRST 7470

credits:

Baritone Saxophone – Laurdine Patrick (tracks: A1, B1, B4)
Bass – Augustus Turner (tracks: A2, A3, A4, B2, B3)
Bass Guitar – Albert Winston (tracks: A1, B1, B4)
Drums – Bernard Purdie (tracks: A1, B1, B4),

 George Scott  (tracks: A2, A3, A4, B2, B3)
Guitar – Napolean Allen (tracks: A1, B1, B4)
Piano – Joanne Brackeena* (tracks: A2, A3, A4, B2, B3)
Trumpet – James Robinson (13) (tracks: A1, B1, B4)
Vibraphone [Vibes] – Freddie McCoy
Violin [Electric Violin] – John Blair (tracks: A1, B1, B4)

Producer – Cal Lampley

recorded at:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 

June 21, 1966 and June 22, 1966
    
tracklist:

A1 My Babe
Written-By – Dixon*
3:00
A2 And I Love Her
Written-By – Lennon/McCartney*
6:00
A3 High Heal Sneakers
Written-By – Higgenbatam*
3:25
A4 Moyé
Written-By – McCoy*
6:30
B1 Funk Drops
Written-By – McCoy*
3:15
B2 Tough Talk
Written By – Sample/Henderson/Hooper
Written-By – Hooper*, Sample*, Henderson*
3:30
B3 Theodora
Written-By – Taylor*
4:05
B4 The Sleepy Lagoon
Written By – Coates/Lawrence
4:20

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Rufus Thomas ‎– Walking The Dog

Stax records 1963 ‎– 704

 

notes:
Walking the Dog is the debut studio album by American
R&B singer Rufus Thomas from Memphis, Tennessee.
It was released in 1963 through Stax Records with distribution by Atlantic

credits and session recording:

Robert Tally (piano) Howard Grimes (drums) Carla Thomas,
Rufus Thomas (vocals) and others
Memphis, TN, circa August, 1960???
4849    'Cause I Love You
unknown (trumpet, trombone, baritone saxophone) Booker T. Jones (organ)
Steve Cropper (guitar) Lewis Steinberg (electric bass) Al Jackson (drums)
Rufus Thomas (vocals)
Memphis, TN, October 21, 1962
6513    The Dog
Rufus Thomas (vocals) and others
Memphis, TN?, August 21, 1963
7171    Walking The Dog
same personnel
Memphis, TN, circa September, 1963
7216    You Said
same personnel
Memphis, TN, October 9, 1963
7260    Can Your Monkey Do The Dog
7261    Land Of 1000 Dances
7262    I Want To Be Loved
7263    Boom Boom
7264    Ooh-Poo-Pah-Doo
7265    Ya Ya
7266    Mashed Potatoes
7267    It's Aw'rite

tracksist:

A1     The Dog
Written-By – Thomas 2:33   
A2     Mashed Potatoes
Written-By – Rozier 2:16   
A3     Ooh-Poo-Pah-Doo
Written-By – Hill 2:30   
A4     You Said
Written-By – Thomas 2:30   
A5     Boom Boom
Written-By – Hooker 2:42   
A6     It's Aw'Rite
Written-By – Thomas 2:45   
B1     Walking The Dog
Written-By – Thomas 2:30   
B2     Ya Ya
Written-By – Dorsey*, Robinson 2:10   
B3     Land Of A 1,000 Dances
Written-By – Kenner 2:32   
B4     Can Your Monkey Do The Dog
Written-By – Thomas, Cropper 1:53   
B5     Cause I Love You
Written-By – Thomas 2:45   
B6     I Want To Be Loved
Written-By – Thomas 2:32

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Johnny Rivers At The Whisky À Go-Go

 

Imperial Records 1964 ‎– LP-9264

notes:
Rivers was asked to open the Whisky a Go Go nightclub in Los Angeles
 starting January 15, 1964 and during that run he recorded the album.
With the help of producer Lou Adler, Johnny helped introduce
the "Go Go sound" to rock and roll

credits:

    Johnny Rivers – vocals, guitar
    Joe Osborn – bass
    Eddie Rubin – drums

Lou Adler – producer
Bones Howe, Harold "Lanky" Linstrot – studio engineers
Wally Heider – remote engineer
Recorded    January 1964
Venue    Whisky a Go Go, Los Angeles, California

tracklist:

A1        Memphis
Written-By – Berry*
2:35
A2        It Wouldn't Happen With Me
Written-By – Evans*
3:30
A3        Oh Lonesome Me
Written-By – Gibson*
2:45
A4        Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Written-By – Price*
3:00
A5        Whisky-À-Go-Go
Written-By – Rivers*
3:50
B1        Walkin' The Dog
Written-By – Thomas*
3:45
B2        Brown Eyed Handsome Man
Written-By – Berry*
3:00
B3        You Can Have Her (I Don't Want Her)
Written-By – Cook*
3:10
B4        Multiplication
Written-By – Darin*
2:50
        Medley    6:00
B5a        La Bamba
Written-By [Public Domain] – Rivers*
B5b        Twist And Shout
Written-By – Russell*, Medley*
 

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The Young Holt Trio ‎– Wack Wack

 

Brunswick records 1966‎– BL 754121

credits:

    Bass – Eldee Young
    Directed By – Gerald Sims
    Drums – Isaac "Red" Holt*
    Piano – Hysear Don Walker
    Producer – Carl Davis
 

tracklist:

A1        Monday, Monday
Written-By – John Phillips
4:51
A2        Strangers In The Night
Written-By – Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder
4:16
A3        Song For My Father
Written-By – Horace Silver
6:06
A4        Girl Talk
Written-By – Bobby Troup, Neal Hefti
3:48
A5        Wack Wack
Written-By – Eldee Young, Hysear Don Walker, Isaac Red Holt*
2:55
B1        Sunny
Written-By – Bobby Hebb
3:40
B2        Red Sails In The Sunset
Written-By – Hugh Williams (2), Jimmy Kennedy
6:37
B3        You Know That I Love You
Written-By – Eldee Young
3:40
B4        Yesterday
Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*
3:19
B5        This Little Light Of Mine
Written-By [Release Credit] – Traditional
2:07

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The Young Holt Unlimited – Mellow Dreamin'

 

Cotillion records 1970– SD 18001

credits:

Eldee Young: string bass, electric bass, 8 string & electric cello
Isaac "Redd" Holt: drums
 Kenneth Channey: piano & organ
Franck Gordon: trumpet, fluegelhorn
Richard Evans (arr, cond) unidentified string

recorded :

Chicago, IL, July 27, 1970
Engineer, Recorded By – Paul Serrano

tracklist:

A1        The Devil Made Me Do Dat
Written-By – Eldee Young
2:55
A2        Going In Circles
Written-By – Anita Poree, Jerry Peters
4:06
A3        Wichita Lineman
Written-By – Jim Webb*
4:03
A4        Mellow Dreamin'
Written-By – Marylean Holt, Isaac "Redd" Holt*
3:07
A5        Trippin'
Written-By – Kenneth Chaney*
3:43
B1        Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head
Written-By – Burt Bacharach & Hal David*
4:04
B2        The Creeper
Written-By – Kenneth Chaney*
4:19
B3        There'll Be A Greater Day
Written-By – Kenneth Chaney*
3:56
B4        Black And White
Written-By – Eldee Young, Kenneth Chaney*, Isaac "Redd" Holt*
3:42
B5        Midnight Cowboy
Written-By – John Barry
4:51

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The Ramsey Lewis Trio ‎– Another Voyage

 

Cadet Records 1969 ‎– LPS-827

Crédits

    Bass – Cleveland Eaton
    Guitar – Phil Upchurch (tracks: A2, A5, B1)
    Kalimba – Maurice White (tracks: B3)
    Percussion – Maurice White
    Producer, Piano – Ramsey Lewis
   
Recorded 1969 at Ter-Mar Studios, Chicago:   10,12,13 and May 14

Engineer – Stu Black

A1 If You've Got It, Flaunt It (Part I)
Written-By – Eaton*, White*, Lewis*
A2 Wanderin' Rose
Written-By – Neal Creque
A3 How Beautiful Is Spring
Written-By – E. Harris*
A4 Do What You Wanna
Written-By – Ramsey Lewis
A5 My Cherie Amour
Written-By – Cosby*, Wonder*, Moy*
B1 Bold And Black
Written-By – E. Harris*
B2 Opus V
Written-By – Charles Stepney
B3 Uhuru
Written-By – Eaton*, White*
B4 Cecile
Written-By – Cleveland Eaton
B5 If You've Got It, Flaunt It (Part II)
Written-By – Eaton*, White*, Lewis*

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Ramsey Lewis – Maiden Voyage

 

Cadet records 1968  – LPS 811

credits:
Arranged By  Charles Stepney, Cleveland J. Eaton II
    Bass  Cleveland J. Eaton II  
    Drums  Maurice White
    Piano  Ramsey Lewis
    Producer  Charles Stepney
    Supervised By  Richard Evans
    Design [Album]  Jerry Griffith

recorded at
Universal Studios, Chicago, IL April, 1968
Recording Engineer Doug Brand

tracklist;

A1 Maiden Voyage
Written-By – Herbert Hancock*
A2 Mighty Quinn
Written-By – Bob Dylan
A3 Sweet Rain
Written-By – Mike Gibbs*
A4 Lady Madonna
Written-By – Lennon & McCartney*
A5 Do You Know The Way To San Jose
Written-By – Bacharach & David*
A6 Ode
Written-By – Charles Stepney
B1 Les Fleur
Written-By – Charles Stepney
B2 Since You've Been Gone
Written-By – Aretha Franklin, Ted White
B3 In The Heat Of The Night
Written-By – Quincy Jones
B4 Afro-Boogaloo Twist
Written-By – Cleveland Eaton
B5 Only When I'm Dreaming
Written-By – Alex Dino, Charles Stepney
B6 Eternal Journey
Written-By – Charles Stepney, Ramsey Lewis

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Ramsey Lewis – The Movie Album

 

Cadet Records 1966 – LPS-782

credits:

Arranged By, Conductor, Orchestra, Voice – Richard Evans
Piano – Ramsey Lewis
Bass – Cleveland Eaton
Drums – Maurice White

Recordd at Universal Recording Studios, Chicago, in July, 1966.
Engineer – Bob Kidder
Producer – Esmond Edwards

Live photos taken at Orchestra Hall, Chicago, in December, 1966.
Photography – Don S. Bronstein
Photography [Cover] – Don S. Bronstein



tracklist:


A1        Theme From The 'The Pawnbroker'
Written-By – Jones*
2:25   
A2        Saturday Night After The Movies
Written-By – Evans*
2:55   
A3        The Gentle Rain
Written-By – Bonfa*
3:28   
A4        China Gate
Written-By – Adamson*, Young*
2:43   
A5        Emily
Written-By – Mandel*, Mercer*
2:57   
A6        Goin' Hollywood
Written-By – Evans
3:30   
B1        From Russia With Love
Written-By – Bart*
2:39   
B2        Shadow Of Your Smile
Written-By – Mandel*, Webster*
3:52   
B3        Girl Talk
Written-By – Troup*, Hefti*
3:25   
B4        Matchmaker, Matchmaker
Written-By – Bock*, Harnick*
3:01   
B5        Return To Paradise
Written-By – Tiomkin*, Washington*

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Oscar Brown Jr. ‎– Sin & Soul

 

Columbia records 1960 ‎– CS 8377

credits:

    Bass – Frank Carroll, George Duvivier, Joe Benjamin
    Drums – Bobby Rosengarden, George Devens,
    Osie Johnson, Panama Francis
    Guitar – Al Chernet, Don Arnone, Everett Barksdale
    Piano – Alonzo Levister, Bernie Leighton, Floyd Morris
    Saxophone – Joe Soldo, Phil Bodner, Walt Levinsky
    Trumpet – Billy Butterfield, Joe Wilder
    Written-By – Bobby Bryant (tracks: B5), Bobby Timmons (tracks: B2),
   Mongo Santamaria (tracks: B6), Nat Adderley (tracks: A1),
   Norman Curtis (tracks: B1), Oscar Brown Jr.

tracklist

A1     Work Song    
A2     But I Was Cool    
A3     Bid 'Em In    
A4     Signifyin' Monkey    
A5     Watermelon Man    
A6     Somebody Buy Me A Drink    
B1     Rags And Old Iron    
B2     Dat Dere    
B3     Brown Baby    
B4     Humdrum Blues    
B5     Sleepy    
B6     Afro-Blue

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Mongo Santamaria ‎– Mongo '70

 

Atlantic records 1970‎– SD 1567

credits:
    
    Baritone Saxophone – Trevor Lawrence
    Conductor – Marty Sheller
    Congas, Bongos – Mongo Santamaria
    Cornet – Charles Williamson
    Drums – Jimmy Johnson (2)
    Electric Bass – Jon Hart
    Engineer [Recording] – Jimmy Douglass
    Guitar – Eric Gale (tracks: A2, B3), Sonny Henry
    Percussion – Julio Colazzo*, Osvaldo Martinez, Pelayo Diaz
    Piano, Electric Piano – Neal Creque
    Strings [Section], Cello – George Ricci (tracks: A2), Kermit Moore (tracks: A2)
    Strings [Section], Viola – Alfred Brown (tracks: A2), Selwart Clarke (tracks: A2)
    Strings [Section], Violin – Emanuel Green (tracks: A2), Gene Orloff (tracks: A2),
    Harry Lookofsky (tracks: A2), Joe Malin (tracks: A2)
    Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Grant Reed
    Timbales, Percussion – Angel Allende
    Trumpet – Israel Gonzalez
    Vibraphone, Flute – Roger Glenn

Recorded At – Atlantic Studios
NYC, May 12,13,14,15 1970
Engineer [Recording, Re-mix] – Lewis Hahn
Engineer [Recording] – Jimmy Douglass


tracklist:

A1 Windjammer
Written-By, Arranged By – Neal Creque
A2 Yesterday's Tomorrow
Written-By, Arranged By – Neal Creque
A3 March Of The Panther
Written-By, Arranged By – Sonny Henry
A4 Look Away
Written-By, Arranged By – Neal Creque
A5 Night Crawler
Written-By, Arranged By – Charles Williamson
B1 The Whistler
Written-By, Arranged By – Neal Creque
B2 Adobo Criollo
Written-By, Arranged By – Neal Creque
B3 Mo' Do'
Written-By, Arranged By – Neal Creque
B4 Grass Roots
Written-By, Arranged By – Marty Sheller
B5 Dedicated To Love
Written-By, Arranged By – Jon Hart

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Mongo Santamaria – Soul Bag

 

ColumbiaRecords 1968  CS 9653

credits:

Arranged By – Marty Sheller (tracks: A1 to A3, A5 to B5)
Bass – Victor Venegas
Congas – Mongo Santamaria
Drums – Bernard "Pretty" Purdie* (tracks: A1 to B2, B4 to B6)
Percussion [Latin] – "Chihuahua"*, Ray Maldonado
Piano, Organ – Rodgers Grant
Saxophone [Alto, Baritone] – Sonny Fortune
Saxophone, Flute – Hubert Laws, Mauricio Smith
Timbales – Stephen Berrios*
Trumpet – Luis Gasca

Producer – David Rubinson

tracklist:

A1 In The Midnight Hour
Trumpet – Ray Maldonado   
A2 Baby What You Want Me To Do    2:39   
A3 Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
Drums – Steve Berrios   
A4 Hot Dog
Arranged By – Rodgers Grant   
A5 Cold Sweat    7:53   
B1 My Girl
Trumpet – Ray Maldonado   
B2 Respect    2:38   
B3 Up, Up And Away    3:56   
B4 Green Onions    4:55   
B5 Groovin'    3:02   
B6 Chili Beans
Arranged By – Valerie Capers

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Charley Musselwhite ‎– Stand Back! Here Comes Charley Musselwhite's South Side Band

 

Vanguard records 1967 ‎– VSD-79232

credits:

Bass – Bob Anderson
Drums – Fred Below, Jr.
Guitar – Harvey Mandel
Harmonica, Vocals – Charley Musselwhite
Piano, Organ – Barry Goldberg
Producer – Samuel Charters


tracklist:

A1         Baby Will You Please Help Me 3:20
Written-By – Musselwhite*   
A2         No More Lonely Nights    5:15   
A3         Cha Cha The Blues    3:16   
A4         Christo Redemptor 3:14
Written-By – Duke Pearson   
A5         Help Me 3:31
Written By – Carreras, Farver, Ward   
A6         Chicken Shack    4:23   
B1         Strange Land 3:04
Written-By – Musselwhite*   
B2         39th And Indiana    4:13   
B3         My Baby    2:43   
B4         Early In The Morning    4:32   
B5         4 P.M. 3:17
Written-By – Harvey Mandel   
B6         Sad Day 5:02
Written-By – Barry Goldberg

 

 

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Darrell Nulisch and Texas Heat ‎– Business As Usual

Black Top Records 1998 ‎– CD BT 1070

 

credits:

Bass – Steve Gomes
    Drums – David Olson
    Piano, Organ – Bruce Elsensohn
    Saxophone, Arranged By – Mark Kazanoff
    Trumpet – Keith Winking
    Vocals, Harmonica – Darrell Nulisch

Engineer – Jay Gallagher
Executive-Producer – Nauman S. Scott
Mixed By – David Farrell
Producer, Mixed By – Hammond Scott

Recorded April 1991 at Ultrasonic Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana.

tracks list:

1 Count On Me 4:05
2 Just Around The Corner 3:50
3 Love And War 3:30
4 Beggin' You To Leave 4:09
5 Teach Me How To Love You 2:32
6 Love Attack 3:56
7 Orange Soda 3:55
8 Pouring Water On A Drowning Man 3:16
9 Inside Out 4:09
10 Business As Usual 4:15
11 I Can't Be Satisfied 3:10
12 Won't Throw It All Away 3:10

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Darrell Nulisch ‎– Times Like These

 

Severn Records 2003 ‎– CD-0020

credits:

         darrell nulisch     vocals and harmonica
jon moeller     guitars
steve gomes     bass
Darrell Nulisch ‎– The Whole Truth
robb stupka     drums
benjie porecki     keyboards
steve cyphers & robb stupka     percussions
david maxwell     piano track 3
willie henderson     horn arranger & conductor
tommy williams and Kenny rittenhouse     trumpets & flügelhorns
bruce swain, jeff antoniak & scott young     saxophones and flutes
scott silbert     baritone sax
john jensen     trombone

   darrell nulisch, steve gomes & david earl     producers

Recorded At – My Generation Studios
Recorded At – Severn Sound Studios
Mixed At – Severn Sound Studios
Engineer – Chris Rival

track list:

 

 1     Lonely Man
    Written-By – R. Lyons*, M. Campbell*
    3:31
2     Handle It With Care
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    5:07
3     Something Else
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    3:20
4     Don't Look Back
    Written-By – R. White*, W. Robinson*
    3:42
5     Good Thing
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    4:28
6     Running Out
    Written-By – N. Ashford, V. Simpson*
    2:24
7     The Snow Is Falling
    Written-By – R. Charles*
    3:18
8     Times Like These
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    4:08
9     Breaking Out
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    3:41
10     I Found Love     3:38
11     That's A Good Idea
    Written-By – O. Redding*
    2:34
12     Right Here At Home
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    3:09

 

 

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Darrell Nulisch ‎– The Whole Truth

 

       Severn Records 1998 ‎– CD-0003

credits:

Arranged By [Horns], Directed By [Horns] – Adolph Wright
    Backing Vocals [Backup Vocalist] – Deirdre Wright,
    Marjorine Clark, Nathalie Jackson
    Guitar [Additional Guitar] – David Earl (tracks: 8)
    Horns – DC Horns*
    Liner Notes – Darrell Nulisch
    Musician [Additional Musician], Percussion – Ricardo Monzon
    Musician [DC Horns], Tenor Saxophone – Jacques Johnson
    Musician [DC Horns], Trombone – Douglas Gilchrist
    Musician [DC Horns], Trumpet – Eric McMillan, Michael Fitzhugh
    Musician, Bass – Steve Gomes
    Musician, Drums – Robb Stupka*
    Musician, Guitar – Jon Moeller*
    Musician, Keyboards – Benjie Porecki
    Musician, Vocals, Harmonica – Darrell Nulisch



Recorded at My Generation Studio,

 Somerville, Massachussetts.

Engineer     Chris Rival



track list:

1     There Goes That Train
    Written-By – R.C. Hammond*
    4:33
2     Stop Thinking Take (Start Thinking Give)
    Written-By – D. Nulisch*, S. Gomes*
    3:16
3     There It Is
    Written-By – D. Nulisch*, S. Gomes*
    4:16
4     I'm A Lover
    Written-By – C. Bevel*, J. Mabone*
    3:53
5     At-Cha-Mama-Nims
    Written-By – D. Nulisch*, S. Gomes*
    4:33
6     Telephone Blues
    Written-By – G. Smith*, S. Ling*
    3:54
7     One Night Lover
    Written-By – D. Nulisch*, S. Gomes*
    4:24
8     Like Reed
    Written-By – D. Nulisch*, S. Gomes*
    3:44
9     Love Me Like You Mean It
    Written-By – B. Gist*, M. Greene*
    3:16
10     There's A Sad Story Here
    Written-By – W. Robinson, Jr*
    4:56
11     Wait For Me
    Written-By – D. Nulisch*, S. Gomes*
    3:26
12     Lyla Tov (Good Night)
    Written-By – B. Porecki*
    4:23


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Darrell Nulisch ‎– I Like It That Way

 

Severn Records 2000 ‎– CD-0007

Texas blues singer covers a variety of styles on the follow-up

to his critically acclaimed album "The Whole Truth,"

focusing on emotional, expressive & powerful soul/blues music.

credits and session recording:

Recorded at My Generation, Somerville, Massachusetts &

Omega Studios, Rockville, Maryland.

Personnel: Darrell Nulisch (vocals, harmonica); Jon Moeller (guitar);

Scott Young (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone);

Scott Silbert (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone);

Chris Walker , Tom Williams (trumpet); John Jensen (trombone);

Benjie Porecki (keyboards); Rob Stupka (drums);

Alejandro Lucini (percussion); Jesse Yawn, Big Joe Maher (background vocals).

Recording information: My Generation, Somerville, MA; Omega Studios, MD.

Personnel includes: Darrell Nulisch (vocals, harmonica); Jon Moeller (guitar);

Scott Silbert (tenor & baritone saxophones); Benjie Porecki (keyboards);

Steve Gomes (bass); Robb Stupka (drums); Joe Maher, Jessie Yawn (background vocals).

Producers: Darrell Nulisch, David Earl, Steve Gomes.

      

tracklist:

1     You Tore My Playhouse Down
    Adapted By – Nulisch*, Gomes*Written-By [Adapted From "Tear Your Playhouse Down"] – Earl Randle
    4:41
2     Getaway Place
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    4:08
3     After All
    Written-By – Nulisch*
    4:37
4     Love Changes Things
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    4:25
5     Worried Dream
    Written-By – Riley B. King
    4:45
6     I Like Your Style
    Written-By – Carl William Smith*, Lee Shot Williams
    3:38
7     Where My Baby Is
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    5:10
8     Once In A Lifetime Love
    Written-By – Nulisch*, Gomes*
    4:15
9     Mean Old World
    Written-By – Little Walter, Otis Rush
    4:44
10     Trick Or Treat
    Written-By – Otis Redding
    3:17

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Little Willie John ‎– Fever

 

King records 1958 ‎– 564

Little Willie John [1958] Original cover was brown and
had a picture of a Nurse looking at a chart

Little Willie John [1961] Reissue of King 564 with a blue
cover with "FEVER" in different colored letters



tracks list and credits:

A1 Fever
Bass – Edwyn Conley
Drums – Edison Gore
Guitar – Bill Jennings
Piano – Jon Thomas
Tenor Saxophone – Ray Felder, Rufus Gore
Written-By – Cooley , Davenport
2:43   
A2 I'm Stickin' With You Baby
Baritone Saxophone – Reuben Phillips
Bass – Milton Hinton
Drums – Calvin Shields
Guitar – Mickey Baker
Piano – Robert "Bubber" Johnson*
Tenor Saxophone – David Van Dyke, Willis Jackson
Written-By – Glover*, Toombs*
2:47   
A3 Do Something For Me
Alto Saxophone – Bill Graham
Baritone Saxophone – Danny Bank
Bass – Carl Pruitt
Drums – Panama Francis
Guitar – Mickey Baker
Piano – Ernie Hayes
Tenor Saxophone – Big John Greer, Count Hastings*
Written-By – Ward*, Marks*
2:57   
A4 Love, Life And Money
Baritone Saxophone – Leslie Johnakins
Bass – Carl Pruitt
Drums – Calvin Shields
Flute – Joe Livramento
Guitar – Jimmy Shirley
Piano – Robert "Bubber" Johnson*
Tenor Saxophone – Lowell "Count" Hastings*, Willis Jackson
Written-By – Glover*, Dixon*
2:57   
A5 Suffering With The Blues
Bass – Edwyn Conley
Drums – Shep Shepherd
Guitar – Billy Butler , John Faire
Organ – Bill Doggett
Tenor Saxophone – Clifford Scott
Written-By – Pemberton*, Conyers*
2:29   
A6 Dinner Date
Bass – Al Lucas
Drums – Solomon Hall
Guitar – Bill Jennings, Chauncey Westbrook, Kenny Burrell
Piano – Kelly Owens
Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Lucas, Willis Jackson
Written-By – Danny Taylor
2:06   
B1 All Around The World
Bass – Ivan Rolle
Drums – Calvin Shields
Guitar – Mickey Baker
Piano – Jack Dupree*
Tenor Saxophone – Willis Jackson
Written-By – Titus Turner
2:57   
B2 Need Your Love So Bad
Baritone Saxophone – Reuben Phillips
Bass – Milton Hinton*
Drums – Calvin Shields
Guitar – Mickey Baker
Piano – Robert "Bubber" Johnson*
Tenor Saxophone – David Van Dyke, Willis Jackson
Written-By – Mertis John
2:13   
B3 Young Girl
Baritone Saxophone – Dave McRae
Bass – Bill Pemberton
Drums – Panama Francis
Guitar – Bill Jennings, Les Spann
Piano – Kelly Owens
Tenor Saxophone – Budd Johnson, Hal Singer, Count Hastings*
Written-By – Glover*, Toombs*
2:58   
B4 Letter From My Darling
Bass – Edwyn Conley
Drums – Edison Gore
Guitar – Bill Jennings
Piano – Jon Thomas (3)
Tenor Saxophone – Ray Felder, Rufus Gore
Written-By – Singleton*, McCoy*
2:28   
B5 I've Got To Go Cry
Baritone Saxophone – Leslie Johnakins
Bass – Carl Pruitt
Drums – Calvin Shields
Flute – Joe Livramento
Guitar – Jimmy Shirley
Piano – Robert "Bubber" Johnson*
Tenor Saxophone – Lowell "Count" Hastings*, Willis Jackson
Written-By – Shubert*, Glover*, Toombs*
2:23   
B6 My Nerves
Alto Saxophone – Bill Graham
Baritone Saxophone – Danny Bank
Bass – Carl Pruitt
Drums – Panama Francis
Guitar – Mickey Baker
Piano – Ernie Hayes
Tenor Saxophone – Big John Greer, Count Hastings*
Written-By – Glover*, Toombs*
2:28    

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The Kingsmen In Person Featuring Louie, Louie

 

Wand Records 1963  – 657

 notes:

The Kingsmen in Person is the first album by the rock band
The Kingsmen, released in 1963. The album featured
"Louie Louie", the band's biggest success. Jack Ely,
the singer of "Louie Louie", appeared on no other track on the
album because he left the group before it was recorded.

credits:

Lynn Easton: vocals, saxophone, drums
Mike Mitchell: guitar
Don Gallucci: keyboards
Norm Sundholm: bass
Gary Abbott: drums
Jack Ely: vocals, guitar ("Louie Louie" and "Haunted Castle" only)
Bob Nordby: bass ("Louie Louie" and "Haunted Castle" only)


recorded at:
at the Chase nightclub  on November 15 and 16

Note:
Louie Louie
Vocal Jack Ely
engineer : Robert Lindahl.
The Kingsmen recorded the song at Northwestern Inc.
Motion Pictures & Recording Studios
at 411 SW 13th Avenue in Portland, Oregon 

tracklist:

A1        Louie Louie
Written-By – Richard Berry
3:00
A2        The Waiting
Written-By – D. Gallucci*, L. Easton*
2:58
A3        Mojo Workout
Written-By – Julian Bright
2:30
A4        Fever
Written By – Leiber & Stoller
Written-By [Uncredited] – Eddie Cooley, John Davenport
3:06
A5        Money
Written-By – Berry Gordy, Janie Bradford
2:26
A6        Bent Scepter
Written-By – D. Gallucci*
3:05
B1        Long Tall Texan
Written-By – H. Strelecki*
2:47
B2        You Can't Sit Down
Written-By – C. Muddrow*, D. Clark*
2:58
B3        Twist & Shout
Written-By – B. Russell*, P. Medley*
4:57
B4        J. A. J.
Written-By – D. Lewis*
3:00
B5        Night Train
Written-By – J. Forrest*, L. C. Simpkins*, O. Washington*
2:22
B6        Mashed Potatoes
Written-By – Dessie Rozier
2:36

 

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Barbara Dane – On My Way

 Capitol Records 1962 – ST 1758

credits:

 Vocal - Barbara Dane
    Bass – Wellman Braud
    Drums – Earl Palmer (tracks: A2, B2, B4), Jesse Sailes*
    Guitar – Billy Strange
    Percussion [Conga ] – Rocco Wilson (tracks: A2, B2)
    Piano – Ray Johnson (tracks: B4)
    Piano, Cornet – Kenny Whitson
    Producer – Kermit Walter

tracklist:

 A1        Take It Slow And Easy    2:26
A2        I'm On My Way    2:27
A3        Draggin' My Heart Around    2:05
A4        Crazy Blues    3:23
A5        Goodby Daddy Goodby    2:13
A6        Cake Walking Babies From Home    2:14
B1        Wild Women Don't Have The Blues    2:16
B2        This Little Light Of Mine    2:55
B3        Hurry Up Sundown Let Tomorrow Come    3:23
B4        Good Old Wagon    3:23
B5        The Hammer Song    3:04
B6        Mama Don't Allow No Twistin'    2:10

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Barbara Dane, Earl Fatha Hines And His Orchestra – Livin' With The Blues

Dot Records 1959 – DLP-3177

credits:

 Vocal - Barbara Dane
    Bass – Leroy Vinnegar
    Drums – Shelly Manne
    Piano – Earl "Fatha" Hines*
    Tenor Saxophone – Plas Johnson
    Trombone – Herbie Harper*, John Halliburton
    Trumpet – Benny Carter

Tracklist:

A1        Livin' With The Blues    2:46
A2        How Long, How Long Blues    2:54
A3        If I Could Be With You    3:12
A4        In The Evenin'    2:53
A5        Bye Bye Blackbird    2:23
B1        A Hundred Years From Today    2:25
B2        Mecca Flat Blues    2:57
B3        Why Don't You Do Right    2:42
B4        Porgy    2:48
B5        Since I Fell For You    2:37

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Gene Chandler ‎– There Was A Time

Brunswick records 1968 ‎– BRU-754131

notes:

Gene Chandler (born Eugene Dixon, July 6, 1937) also known as

"The Duke of Earl" or simply "The Duke", is an American R&B

and soul singer-songwriter, producer and record executive.

Chandler also had success with his hit cover of James Brown's

"There Was A Time" and "You Threw A Lucky Punch", which was

released as an "answer" song to Mary Wells's Motown hit

"You Beat Me To The Punch".

credits:

Arranged By – Sonny Sanders
    Producer – Carl Davis, Gene Chandler (tracks: A1 A6 B5)

tracks list:

A1 Those Were The Good Old Days    

A2 Never Give You Up (Never Gonna Give Up)    

A3 Blind Heart    

A4 Since You’ve Been Gone    

A5 Laughter To Tears    

B1 There Was A Time    

B2 Pit Of Loneliness    

B3 Teacher Teacher    

B4 Cowboys To Girls    

B5 Fooling Around    

B6 Lonely Avenue

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Gene Chandler ‎– The Duke Of Earl

Vee Jay Records 1962– VJLP 1040

credits:

Producer – Bill Sheppard

tracklist:

A1        Duke Of Earl
Written-By – Williams*, Edwards*, Dixon*
A2        Stand By Me
Written-By – King*, Glick*
A3        Festival Of Love
Written-By – B. Williams*
A4        Daddy's Home
Written-By – Baskerville*, Bassett*, Sheppard*
A5        I Wake Up Cryin'
Written-By – Bacharach-David*
A6        Turn On Your Love Light
Written-By – Malone*, Scott*
B1        Nite Owl
Written-By – B. Williams*
B2        I'll Follow You
Written-By – Ahlert*, Turk*
B3        Big Lie
Written-By – B. Williams*
B4        Kissin' In The Kitchen
Written-By – B. Williams*
B5        So Many Ways
Written-By – B. Stevenson*
B6        Lonely Island
Written-By – Ahbez*

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Hank Jacobs – So Far Away

 

Sue Records Inc. 1964  LP 1023

tracks listing:

A1 Hank's Groove 2:35
A2 Out Of Sight    2:30
A3 So Far Away    2:23
A4 Moaner's Bench 3:38
A5 Summertime 2:35
A6 Gonzo 2:30
B1 Monkey Hips And Rice    2:18
B2 Heide 2:20
B3 Sinkersville    2:08
B4 Mustang 2:35
B5 Playboy's Penthouse    2:27
B6 Bacon Fat 2:05

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Hank Jacobs ‎– A Message To Regina

 

Call Me Records 1967 ‎– CM-5386

credits:

A Message To Regina
Written-By – Hank Jacobs

B Pushin' The Button Of Soul
Written-By – A. Wright

arranger A. Wright

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