9/29/2026

Jesse Butler – Memphis Soul (Philips, 1967)

 
 
 
 

Jesse Butler – Memphis Soul  Philips 1967 

 
 

updated 9/29/2026

 

 
 
Jesse Butler Memphis Soul 1967 Philips PHS 600-245 rare Memphis soul vinyl album

Philips records 1967 – PHS 600-245

 

 description:


Jesse Butler – Memphis Soul is a rare 1967 Philips LP built around
 the powerful Hammond organ playing of Memphis musician Jesse Butler.
 Released in stereo as Philips PHS 600-245, the album presents a
 selection of blues, soul and R&B material rooted firmly in the Memphis sound.
 Contemporary Cash Box specifically highlighted “Memphis After Hours,”
 “Drown in My Own Tears,” “Green Onions” and “Mercy, Mercy, Mercy.”

The album's repertoire also includes “Last Night,” “My Baby Loves Me,”
 “Memphis,” “Tuff,” “Messy Jesse,” “St. James Infirmary” and “Hey Brother.”

The Memphis recording connection is particularly notable: research
 into the period places the album in the orbit of Boo Frazier and Roy Dea,
 with sessions at Hi Records' Memphis studio, and identifies 
Butler as part of the Bowlegs Miller musical circle.


Line-up


Jesse Butler — Hammond organ / organ
Memphis session musicians — accompanying ensemble

producer:
Boo Frazier, Roy Dea

1967 — Memphis, Tennessee

The album is consistently catalogued as a 1967 release. Contemporary 
research places the Memphis Soul sessions around the spring of 
1967 and associates them with the Hi Records studio.

Studio

Hi Records Studio, Memphis, Tennessee,
reported for the Memphis Soul sessions


tracklist:


A1    Memphis After Hours
written by G.Miller, A.Love         
A2    Last Night    
written by The Markeys     
A3    My Baby Loves Me
written by Hunter,May,Stevenson         
A4    Memphis
written by C.Berry         
A5    Drown in My Own Tears
Written by H.Glover         
B1    Green Onions
written by Cropper,Jones,Jackson,Jr         
B2    Tuff
written by A.Cannon         
B3    Messy Jesse    
written by F.Ford,J.Butler     
B4    Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
written by J.Zawinul         
B5    St. James Infirmary
Written By J.Primerose         
B6    Hey Brother
written by F.Ford


Link available upon request


 
 

 

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