Jackie Ivory – Soul Discovery (ATCO SD 33-178)

Jackie Ivory – Soul Discovery (ATCO SD 33-178)  Rare 1965 Soul LP Review

Atco Records ‎1965 – SD 33 178

notes:

Released by ATCO Records in 1965, Jackie Ivory – Soul Discovery
 is one of the lesser-known but highly desirable soul LPs of 
the mid-1960s. Combining deep Southern soul, rhythm & blues, 
and gospel-infused vocals, the album showcases Ivory's powerful
 voice and emotional delivery during the golden age of American soul music.
Although overshadowed by larger ATCO stars, Soul Discovery has 
become a favorite among collectors seeking overlooked gems from 
the classic soul era. Original mono and stereo pressings 
remain scarce and increasingly sought after.

credits:

Drums – Bill Nicks
Organ – Jackie Ivory
Tenor Saxophone – Paul Renfro

Recorded in Chicago at Univerdal Recording Corporation
Engineer Murray R. Allen

tracklist:

A1        High Heel Sneakers
Written-By – Robert Higginbotham
A2        Freddy The Freeloader
Written-By – Miles Davis
A3        So What
Written-By – Miles Davis
A4        I Left My Heart In San Francisco
Written-By – Douglass Cross, George Corey*
A5        The Monkey Woman
Written-By – Grant Ivory
B1        Lonely Avenue
Written-By – Doc Pomus
B2        Do It To Death
Written-By – Grant Ivory
B3        Sister Sadie
Written-By – Horace Silver
B4        Thank Heaven
Written-By – Grant Ivory

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King Curtis – Sweet Soul (ATCO Records SD 33-247)

King Curtis – Sweet Soul (ATCO SD 33-247) Review & Vinyl

ATCO Records ‎1967 – SD 33-247

notes:

Few saxophonists bridged the worlds of rhythm & blues, soul, jazz,
 and pop as successfully as King Curtis. Throughout the 1960s, 
Curtis became one of America's most sought-after session musicians 
while maintaining an impressive solo career. His unmistakable 
tenor saxophone sound can be heard on countless recordings by 
artists including Aretha Franklin, The Coasters, 
The Drifters, Wilson Pickett, and many others.
Released in 1967 on ATCO Records, Sweet Soul (SD 33-247) captures 
King Curtis at the height of the soul-jazz era. Combining blues feeling
 with sophisticated arrangements, the album delivers heartfelt ballads,
 groove-driven instrumentals, and Curtis' instantly recognizable saxophone style.
Today, Sweet Soul remains one of the finest examples of late-1960s 
soul-jazz and a rewarding addition for collectors of vintage ATCO vinyl.

credits:

Sweet Soul was recorded during several sessions in early 1968, 
combining the celebrated Memphis rhythm section 
with horn and string overdubs completed in New York.

Studios

American Recording Studio, Memphis, Tennessee
Atlantic Recording Studios, New York City

Recording Engineers

Tommy Cogbill (Memphis sessions)
Bruce Tergesen (New York overdubs)

Leader
King Curtis (Curtis Ousley) – tenor, alto & soprano saxophones
Rhythm Section (Memphis)
Bobby Emmons – organ
Spooner Oldham – piano, electric piano (on several sessions)
Reggie Young – guitar
Everett Barksdale – guitar (New York overdubs on some tracks)
Mike Leech – electric bass (Memphis session)
Jerry Jemmott – Fender bass (New York overdubs)
Gene Chrisman – drums
Horn Section
Joe Newman – trumpet
Benny Powell – trombone
Frank Wess – tenor saxophone
Haywood Henry – baritone saxophone
Vocals & Strings
The Sweet Inspirations – backing vocals
String section directed by Gene Orloff
Production
Arif Mardin – producer, arranger
Bruce Tergesen – recording engineer
Tommy Cogbill – recording engineer (Memphis)

Research from Atlantic session files indicates that the 
album was assembled from multiple recording dates during 
February–April 1968.

One documented session is:

February 1, 1968 – American Recording Studio, Memphis

King Curtis – tenor saxophone
Bobby Emmons – organ
Reggie Young – guitar
Mike Leech – bass
Gene Chrisman – drums
unidentified horns
female vocalists
Arif Mardin – arranger

Recorded:

"Spooky"

Subsequent New York overdub sessions added:

Joe Newman
Benny Powell
Frank Wess
Haywood Henry
Gene Orloff's string section
The Sweet Inspirations
Jerry Jemmott
Everett Barksdale
Spooner Oldham

tracklist:

A1        Theme From "Valley Of The Dolls"
Written-By – André Previn, Dory Previn
    2:40
A2        Soul Serenade
Written-By – Curtis Ousley, Luther Dixon
    2:53
A3        I Heard It Through The Grapevine
Written-By – Barrett Strong & Norman Whitfield*
    3:16
A4        Sweet Inspiration
Bass [Fender Bass] – Reggie Young
Written-By – Lindon Dewey Oldham*, Wallace Pennington
    2:51
A5        By The Time I Get To Phoenix
Written-By – Jim Webb*
    2:38
B1        Spooky
Written-By – Buddy Buie, Harry Middlebrooks, J. R. Cobb*, Mike Sharpe
    2:46
B2        Honey
Written-By – Bobby Russell
    2:27
B3        Up - Up And Away
Written-By – Jim Webb*
    2:48
B4        The Look Of Love
Written-By – Burt Bacharach & Hal David*
    2:30
B5        (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
Written-By – Otis Redding, Steve Cropper
    2:42

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Donny Hathaway – Everything Is Everything (ATCO Records SD 33-332)

 

 

 

 

 

 

ATCO Records 1970 – SD 33-332

 

 notes:

Released in 1970, Donny Hathaway's debut studio album, 
Everything Is Everything, stands as one of the most influential 
soul records of its era. Issued by ATCO Records under catalog
 number SD 33-332, the album blends soul, jazz, gospel, funk, 
and socially conscious songwriting into a timeless musical experience.
At a time when American music was undergoing significant 
transformation, Hathaway emerged as a unique voice capable of 
combining sophisticated arrangements with deeply emotional 
performances. The album showcases his extraordinary talents 
as a vocalist, pianist, composer, arranger, and producer.

credits:

Musicians
Keyboards, Vocals, Direction
Donny Hathaway – lead vocals, background vocals (tracks 1–8), 
acoustic & electric pianos, organ (track 9), keyboard bass, additional bass,
arranger, conductor
Bass
Willie Weeks – bass (track 1)
Phil Upchurch – bass guitar (tracks 3–4, 6–7)
Louis Satterfield – bass (tracks 1–3)
Marshall Hawkins – bass (tracks 5, 8)
Guitar
Phil Upchurch – guitar (tracks 1–4, 6–8)
King Curtis – guitar (track 3)
John Littlejohn – guitar, vocals
Drums & Percussion
Morris Jennings – drums (tracks 1–4, 6–8)
Ric Powell – drums (tracks 5, 9), percussion
Master Henry Gibson – congas (track 8)
Horn Section
John Avant – trombone
Morris Ellis – trombone
Oscar Brashear – trumpet
John Howell – trumpet
Robert A. Lewis – trumpet
Cyril Touff – bass trumpet
Johnny Board – tenor saxophone
Lenard Druss – tenor saxophone
Clifford P. Davis – alto saxophone
Don Myrick – alto saxophone
Willie Henderson – baritone saxophone
Aaron Dodd – tuba
John Lounsberry – French horn
Ethel Merker – French horn
Paul A. Teryett – French horn
Background Vocals
The Vashonettes – backing vocals (track 9)

Producer – Donny Hathaway, King Curtis (tracks: A1 to A4, A6), Ric Powell

Recording Studios
Audio Finishers, New York, NY
Mayfair Studios, New York, NY

Recording dates: September 11, 1969 – April 16, 1970
Murray Allen – recording engineer
Roger Anfinsen – recording engineer

tracklist:

A1        Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)
Bass – Louis A. Satterfield*
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    3:28
A2        Je Vous Aime (I Love You)
Bass – Louis A. Satterfield*
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    3:31
A3        I Believe To My Soul
Bass – Louis A. Satterfield*
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar – King Curtis
Guitar, Bass – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    3:51
A4        Misty
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar, Bass – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    3:37
A5        Sugar Lee
Bass – Marshall Jennings
    4:03
A6        Tryin' Times
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar, Bass – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    3:13
B1        Thank You Master (For My Soul)
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar, Bass – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    5:50
B2        The Ghetto
Bass – Donny Hathaway, Marshall Jennings
Congas – Henry Gibson
Drums – Morris Jennings
Guitar – Phil Upchurch
Percussion – Ric Powell
    6:57
B3        To Be Young, Gifted And Black
Backing Vocals – The Vashonettes
Organ – Donny Hathaway
    6:45

 

 

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Donny Hathaway – Live (ATCO SD 33-386)

ATCO Records 1972 ‎– SD 33-386

notes:

Released by ATCO Records as SD 33-386, Donny Hathaway Live
 is a landmark soul album celebrated for its emotional performances, 
audience interaction, and timeless musical brilliance. 
A must-have recording for fans of classic soul and vintage vinyl.

credits:

Musicians (Line-Up)
Musician    Instrument(s)
Donny Hathaway    Lead vocals, electric piano, piano, organ, arrangements
Phil Upchurch    Lead guitar (Side One)
Cornell Dupree    Lead guitar, backing vocals (Side Two)
Mike Howard    Guitar, backing vocals
Willie Weeks    Bass, backing vocals
Fred White    Drums, backing vocals
Earl DeRouen    Congas, backing vocals

Recording Dates & Venues
Side One    The Troubadour    Hollywood, California    August 24–30, 1971
Side Two    The Bitter End    New York City, New York    October 7, 1971

Production & Technical Credits
Producer (Side One)    Arif Mardin
Producer (Side Two)    Jerry Wexler & Arif Mardin
Recording Engineer (Troubadour recordings)    Ray Thompson
Recording Engineer (Bitter End recordings)    Tom Flye
Mixing    Arif Mardin

tracklist:

A1        What's Goin' On
Written-By – Al Cleveland, Marvin Gaye, Renaldo Benson
    5:17
A2        The Ghetto
Written-By – Donny Hathaway, Leroy Hutson
    12:18
A3        Hey Girl
Written-By – Earl DeRouen
    4:02
A4        You've Got A Friend
Written-By – Carole King
    4:33
B1        Little Ghetto Boy
Written-By – Earl DeRouen, Edward Howard
    4:32
B2        We're Still Friends
Written-By – Donny Hathaway, Glenn Watts
    5:15
B3        Jealous Guy
Written-By – John Lennon
    3:09
B4        Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)
Written-By – Phil Upchurch, Ric Powell, Richard Evans 
    13:40

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Ray Sharpe Help Me (Get The Feeling)

Ray Sharpe – Help Me (Get the Feeling) | 1960s R&B & Northern Soul Classic

ATCO Records 1966  45-6402

notes:

“Help Me (Get the Feeling)” is a classic R&B single by Ray Sharpe. 

Originally released in the mid-1960s, the track blends 

rhythm & blues, soul, and dance-floor energy that later 

made it popular with Northern Soul DJs.

Sharpe, born in Fort Worth, Texas, built his reputation in the 

late 1950s with rockabilly-influenced R&B recordings and 

is best known for his hit Linda Lu.

“Help Me (Get the Feeling)” features musicians connected 

with saxophonist King Curtis and even early guitar work by Jimi Hendrix

 on some recordings, giving the song a powerful groove loved by 

collectors of rare soul and R&B.

Recorded in Dallas,tx.

 July 1966

A King Curtis Production 

 Tracklist

Written-By  Dupree*, Ousley*, Sharpe*

A I Can't Take It  2:15

Written By – Sharpe

B Mary Jane  2:24

Written By – Sharpe

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Ray Sharpe – I Can’t Take It / Mary Jane 1966

Ray Sharpe – I Can’t Take It / Mary Jane (1966 Atco Soul 45 Review)

 

 ATCO Records ‎– 45-6437

notes:

American singer and guitarist Ray Sharpe recorded the powerful 

soul-rock single “I Can’t Take It / Mary Jane” for Atco Records in 1966.

Best known for the 1959 rockabilly hit Linda Lu, Sharpe blended

 rhythm & blues, Texas blues and garage rock in his recordings. 

The Atco 45 showcases his gritty vocal style and driving rhythm section,

 capturing the raw crossover sound between R&B and early soul 

in the mid-1960s. Ray Sharpe was a versatile singer whose work 

bridged rockabilly and soul, earning cult status among vintage vinyl collectors.

Recorded in Dallas,tx.

 July 1966

A King Curtis Production 

 

 tracklist:

 A     I Can't Take It  2:15
Written By – Sharpe

B     Mary Jane  2:24
Written By – Sharpe

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Otis Redding Live at the Whisky a Go Go (1966)

Otis Redding Live at the Whisky a Go Go (1966): The Soul Performance That Changed Music History

ATCO Records 1968  ‎– SD 33-265

notes:

In April 1966, Otis Redding took the stage at the Whisky a Go Go 

on the Sunset Strip—and delivered a series of performances that 

would change the trajectory of soul music forever.

Over three electrifying nights, Redding introduced his raw Southern 

sound to a predominantly white rock audience, helping bridge 

a cultural divide and laying the groundwork for his crossover success. 

These historic shows would later form the basis of the iconic live album 

In Person at the Whisky a Go Go.

At the time, the Whisky a Go Go was known for hosting rock acts and 

attracting a young, countercultural crowd. Soul artists rarely performed 

there, making Redding’s booking both unusual and risky., Redding delivered 

high-energy sets that captivated audiences unfamiliar with Southern soul. 

His emotional delivery, commanding stage presence, and ability to 

connect with the crowd quickly turned skepticism into admiration.

These performances marked a turning point—not just for Redding, 

but for the wider acceptance of soul music in mainstream (and largely white) venues.

The shows, held from April 8 to 10, 1966, were recorded live, capturing the

 intensity and spontaneity of Redding’s performances. However, the album 

In Person at the Whisky a Go Go wasn’t released until 1968, after his tragic death.

The recording stands out for its raw authenticity. Unlike polished studio albums, 

it immerses listeners in the atmosphere of the venue—complete with crowd 

reactions, improvisation, and extended grooves.

credits:

Recorded over three nights in April 1966, the band was a ten-piece revue 

led by saxophonist Robert Holloway. 

The lineup included:

Guitar: James Young

Bass: Ralph Stewart

Drums: Elbert Woodson

Keyboards: Katie Webster

Horns: A full section including Robert Holloway, Sammy Coleman, and John Farris.

Otis Redding – vocals

Released Oct 1968

Recorded Whisky a Go Go, Sunset Strip, 

Los Angeles, CA, April 8, 9 & 10, 1966

Wally Heider: Recording Engineer (Heider was a pioneer of 

remote recording and operated the mobile truck used for these sessions).

Bill Halverson: Assistant Engineer

Supervised By – Nesuhi Ertegun

Track listing:

A1 I Can't Turn You Loose

Written-By – Redding 4:43

A2 Pain In My Heart

Written-By – Neville 2:11

A3 Just One More Day

Written-By – McEvoy/Robinson*, Redding*, Cropper* 5:07

A4 Mr. Pitiful

Written-By – Redding*, Cropper*

2:07

A5 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Written-By – Jagger/Richards*

4:36

B1 I'm Depending On You

Written-By – Redding*

3:01

B2 Any Ole Way

Written-By – Redding*, Cropper*

2:34

B3 These Arms Of Mine

Written-By – Redding*

3:54

B4 Papa's Got A Brand New Bag

Written-By – Brown*

4:38

B5 Respect

Written-By – Redding*

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Darrell Banks

 

 

Darrell Banks Is Here

 

Atco Records 1967  – SD 33-216

 

 notes:

Darrell Banks (born Darrell Eubanks; July 25, 1937 – February 24, 1970) 
was an American soul singer. He had a hit with 1966's "Open the Door to Your Heart".


credits:


Guitar:
Robert White (Funk Brothers member, played with Motown and Golden World)
Willie “Wooly” Faulkner (frequent Don Davis collaborator)
Bass:
James Jamerson (uncredited, but believed to have played on some tracks)
Roderick Chandler (house bassist for Davis productions)
Drums:
Richard “Pistol” Allen or Uriel Jones (both worked in Detroit sessions during this period)
Keyboards/Organ:
Joe Hunter or Johnny Griffith (Motown and Golden World regulars)
Baritone Sax / Arrangements: Mike Terry (one of the architects of the Detroit sound)
Trumpets & Trombones: Various local session players associated 
with the Funk Brothers horn section
Strings: Likely arranged overdubs by Davis’ team, sometimes using 
the Detroit Symphony session players who freelanced for soul records.
backing vocal:
Likely members of The Holidays or The Adorables, both of whom were active 
in Don Davis productions at the time.



Recorded: 1966–1967
Location: Detroit, Michigan — primarily at Golden World Studios and possibly United Sound
Producer: Don Davis (a major figure in Detroit and later at Stax)
Arranger: Mike Terry

tracklist:

A1 Here Come The Tears
Written-By  G.Sims*      
A2 I've Got That Feelin'
Written-By  Gene Redd, Jimmy Crosby, Rosemarie McCoy*     
A3 I'm Gonna Han My Head And Cry
Written By  Donald Bell, Cleveland Horn, Rosemarie McCoy, Gene Redd    
A4 Look Into The Eyes Of A Fool
Written By  Gene Redd, Cleveland Horn, Donald Bell    
A5 Our Love (Is In The Pocket)
Written-By  G.Clinton*, Rosemarie McCoy*     
B1 Open The Door To Your Heart
Written-By  Darrell Banks      
B2 Angel Baby (Don't You Ever Leave Me)
Written By  Sylvia Moy, Henry Cosby
B3 Somebody (Somewhere Needs You)
Written-By  Frank Wilson, Marc Gordon     
B4 Baby What'cha Got (For Me)
Written-By  C. Hatcher*, J. Barnes*     
B5 You Better Go
Written By  Teddy Randazzo, Lou Stallman, Bob Weinstein

 

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Betty Wright ‎

 

 My First Time Around

 

 Atco Records 1968 – SD-33-260

  notes:

My First Time Around is the 1968 debut LP by Betty Wright. 
The album was recorded when Wright was 14 years old.
It includes the Top 40 hit single "Girls Can't Do What the Guys Do".

credits:

    Betty Wright – lead vocals
    Joey Murcia – guitar
    Bobby Birdwatcher – piano, organ
    Clarence Reid – piano
    Arnold Albury – piano
    David Brown – bass
    Eddie Martinez – drums
    Butch Trucks – drums
    The Reid Singers – backing vocals
    Producer    Brad Shapiro, Steve Alaimo
    Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Ronnie Albert


tracklist:

A1        Girls Can't Do What The Guys Do
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:04
A2        Funny How Love Grows Cold
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:51
A3        I'm Gonna Hate Myself In The Morning
Written-By – Arthur Alexander, Dale Ward
2:11
A4        Circle Of Heartbreak
Written-By – Betty Wright
2:58
A5        Sweet Lovin' Daddy
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:25
A6        Cry Like A Baby
Written-By – Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham
2:34
B1        Watch Out Love
Written-By – Wright*, Shapiro*, Clarke*
2:41
B2        He's Bad, Bad, Bad
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:22
B3        I Can't Stop My Heart
Written-By – Jackie Avery
3:24
B4        I'm Thankful
Written-By – Alexander*, Cooke*, Alaimo*
2:03
B5        The Best Girls Don't Always Win
Written-By – Clarence Reid
3:08
B6        Just You
Written-By – Sonny Bono
3:06

 

 

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Clarence Reid

 

 Dancin' With Nobody But You Babe

 

 Atco Records 1969‎– SD 33-307

credits:

Bass – David Brown 
Cover, Design – Haig Adishian
Drums – Jimmie Lee Harrell, John Meeks , John Duck Sandlin*
Guitar – David Brown , Jesse Beaver Carr, Joey Murcia
Horns – Andrew Love, Ed Logan, Floyd Newman, Wayne Jackson
Piano, Organ – Bobby Birdwatcher
Supervised By – Henry Stone

Recorded at the Zoo Recording Studio in Miami, FL,
Producer Steve Alaimo; Brad Shapiro; 
Engineer Brad Shapiro



tracklist:

A1        Nobody But You Babe
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:48
A2        Twenty Five Miles
Written-By – Starr*, Bristol-Fuqua*
3:45
A3        Doggone It
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:53
A4        Get Back
Written-By – Paul McCartney-John Lennon*
3:54
A5        Don't Look Too Hard
Written-By – Jesse Carr, John Sandlin*
2:19
A6        I've Been Trying
Written-By – Curtis Mayfield
2:23
B1        Tear You A New Heart
Written-By – Brad Shapiro, Clarence Reid
2:58
B2        Part Time Lover
Written-By – Clarence Reid
2:00
B3        Shop Around
Written-By – Berry Gordy, Jr.*, William Robinson*
3:06
B4        Fools Are Not Born
Written-By – Clarence Reid, Willie Clarke
2:10
B5        Polk Salad Annie
Written-By – Tony Joe White
3:54
B6        Send Me Back My Money
Written-By – Jerry Williams*
2:24

 

 

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Otis Redding ‎

Pain In My Heart

ATCO Records 1965  – 33-161

 notes:

Pain in My Heart is the debut album of the soul singer-songwriter
 Otis Redding. Redding recorded for Volt Records, a subsidiary of
 Stax Records, based in Memphis, Tennessee. Volt LPs were initially
 issued on the Atco label, which released this album 
(the singles were issued on the Volt label). The title song was written
 and arranged by Allen Toussaint, under the pseudonym Naomi Neville. 

credits:

Written-By – Redding  (tracks: A4, B1, B3 to B5)
    Otis Redding – vocals
    Booker T. Jones – keyboards, organ, piano
    Steve Cropper – guitar, keyboards, piano
    Johnny Jenkins – guitar
    Donald Dunn, Lewis Steinberg – bass guitar
    Al Jackson Jr. – drums
    Wayne Jackson – trumpet
    Packy Axton – tenor saxophone
    Floyd Newman – baritone saxophone

    Recorded    1962–1963
   produced Jim Stewart

tracklist:

A1 Pain In My Heart 2:22
Written-By – Neville    
A2 The Dog 2:30
Written-By – Thomas    
A3 Stand By Me 2:45
Written-By – King, Glick
A4 Hey Hey Baby    2:15    
A5 You Send Me 3:10
Written-By – Cooke    
A6 I Need Your Lovin' 2:45
Written-By – Robinson, Gardner    
B1 These Arms Of Mine    2:30    
B2 Louie Louie 2:05
Written-By – Berry    
B3 Something Is Worrying Me 2:25
Written-By – Walden    
B4 Security    2:30    
B5 That's What My Heart Needs    2:35    
B6 Lucille 2:25
Written-By – Richard*

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Ben E. King Sings For Soulful Lovers

ATCO Records 1962  ‎– 33-137

Ben E. King Sings for Soulful Lovers is the second studio album by
Ben E. King. The album was released by Atlantic Records in 1962

recorded:

Arranged By, Conductor – Klaus Ogermann
Engineer – Phil Iehle, Tom Dowd
Producer    Ahmet Ertegün

Track listing

A1         My Heart Cries For You
Written-By – Carl Sigman, Percy Faith
2:17    
A2         He Will Break Your Heart
Written-By – Calvin Carter, Curtis Mayfield, Jerry Butler
3:33    
A3         Dream Lover
Written-By – Bobby Darin
2:38    
A4         Will You Love Me Tomorrow
Written-By – Carole King, Gerry Goffin*
3:08    
A5         My Foolish Heart
Written-By – Ned Washington, Victor Young
2:36    
A6         Fever
Written-By – Eddie Cooley, John Davenport
2:55    
B1         Moon River
Written-By – Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer
2:51    
B2         What A Difference A Day Made
Written-By – María Grever*, Stanley Adams
2:38    
B3         Because Of You
Written-By – Arthur Hammerstein
2:56    
B4         At Last
Written-By – Harry Warren (2), Mack Gordon
3:10    
B5         On The Street Where You Live
Written-By – Alan Jay Lerner*, Frederick Loewe
3:43    
B6         It's All In The Game
Written-By – Carl Sigman, Charles Dawes
2:49    

sessions recording:

Ben E. King With Claus Ogerman's Orchestra
Robert Mosely, Moe Wechsler (piano)
Don Arnone, John "Bucky" Pizzarelli (guitar)
Wendell Marshall (bass) Gary Chester (drums)
Bob Rosengarden, Ted Sommer (percussion)
Ben E. King (vocals)
Ralph Bailey, Arthur Crier, Harold Johnson, Arnett Livingston,
Carl Spencer (backing vocals)
Claus Ogerman (director) unidentified 10 strings
NYC, December 14, 1961
5861    What A Difference A Day Made    Atco LP 33-137
5862    He Will Break Your Heart    -
5863    Because Of You    -
5864    My Heart Cries For You    Atco 6231, LP 33-137; Clarion LP 606

Ben E. King With Claus Ogerman's Orchestra
Paul Griffin (piano) Billy Mure (guitar)
replaces Wechsler, Pizzarelli
NYC, December 18, 1961
5871    Will You Love Me Tomorrow    Atco LP 33-137
5872    At Last    -
5873    Dream Lover    -
5874    It's All In The Game    -

Ben E. King With Claus Ogerman's Orchestra
Joe Newman, Ernie Royal (trumpet)
Romeo Penque (flute, alto saxophone)
Seldon Powell (tenor saxophone)
Paul Griffin, Robert Mosely (piano)
Don Arnone, Al Caiola (guitar)
Wendell Marshall (bass)
Gary Chester (drums)
Bob Rosengarden, Joe Venuto (percussion)
 Ben E. King (vocals)
Claus Ogerman (director) unidentified 11 strings
NYC, December 21, 1961
5878    Moon River    Atco LP 33-137
5881    My Foolish Heart    -
5882    On The Street Where You Live    -
5883    Ya Ya    Atlantic unissued
5884    Fever    Atco LP 33-137

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King Floyd ‎– Think About It

 

ATCO Records 1973 ‎– SD 7023

 

credits:

vocal: king floyd
Arranged By – Wardell Quezergue
Design [Cover Design] – Haig Adishian
Photography By – Joel Brodsky
Producer – Elijah Walker
Recorded at Malaco Studios, Jackson, Mississippi.


tracklist:

A1        My Girl
Written-By – R. White*, W. Robinson*
6:33
A2        Here It Is
Written-By – King Floyd III*
3:19
A3        Do Your Feeling
Written-By – King Floyd III*, Traci Borges
3:03
A4        It's Not What You Say
Written-By – Albert Savoy, Michael Adams (2), Wardell Quezergue
2:45
A5        Woman Don't Go Astray
Written-By – King Floyd III*
2:25
B1        Think About It
Written-By – Don Covay, Otis Redding
3:18
B2        Thank You
Written-By – King Floyd III*, Theodore Royal
3:22
B3        Hard To Handle
Written-By – Allen Jones*, Alvertis Isbell, Otis Redding
2:29
B4        You've Got Me
Written-By – Albert Savoy, Alvin Savoy (2)
3:43
B5        Everybody Needs Somebody
Written-By – King Floyd III*, Theodore Royal
2:40

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The Coasters

 

ATCO Records 1957 ‎– ATCO 33-101

notes:

A compilation of singles by The Coasters on the ATCO Records
label except for tracks A6, A7, B2 - B6 which are by The Robins
on the Spark (2) label which was owned by Leiber & Stoller.
Recorded early 1954 to february 1957 at MASTER recorders (
ABE "BUNNY" ROBYN studio) 533 North Fairfax Avenue, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.

credits:

    Baritone Vocals – Billy Richard , Roy Richard
    Bass – Ralph Hamilton
    Bass Vocals – Bobby Nunn , Richard Berry (pistes : A7)
    Cover – Charles Varon
    Drums – Jessie Sailes
    Guitar – Adolph Jacobs (pistes : A2, A3, A4, B7)
    Guitar, Mandolin – Barney Kessel
    Lead Vocals – Carl Gardner
    Mandolin – Barney Kessel (pistes : B5)
    Percussion – Chico Guerrero (pistes : A1 to A4, B1, B5, B7), Joe Oliveira (pistes : A1, B1, B5)
    Piano, Arranged By – Mike Stoller
    Tenor Saxophone – Gil Bernal (pistes : A2, A4 to A7, B2 to B4, B6, B7), Plas Johnson (pistes : A1, B1, B5)
    Tenor Vocals – Ty Terrell Leonard

    Engineer – Bunny Robyn


tracklist:

A1        Searchin'
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:42
A2        One Kiss Led To Another
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:35
A3        Brazil
Written-By – Ary Barroso, S. K. Russell*
2:15
A4        Turtle Dovin'
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
3:03
A5        Smokey Joe's Cafe
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:43
A6        Wrap It Up
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:46
A7        Riot In Cell Block Number Nine
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:57
B1        Young Blood
Written-By – Doc Pomus, Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:20
B2        Loop De Loop Mambo
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:13
B3        One Kiss
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:48
B4        I Must Be Dreamin'
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:15
B5        Lola
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:41
B6        Framed
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
2:44
B7        Down In Mexico
Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller
3:15

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JIMMY JAMES and The VAGABONDS THE NEW RELIGION

PICADILLY RECORDS 1966                    NPL 38027

US COVER ON ATCO RECORDS                     SD 33-222

and alternate cover:

credits:

Jimmy James - vocals  

Wallace Wilson - guitar

Phil Chen - guitar

CoLeson Chen - bass guitar

Carl Noel - organ

Fred Fredericks - saxophone

Carl Griffiths - saxophone

Rupert Balgobin - drums

 (uk) tracks list

A1 Ain't Love Good, Ain't Love Proud

A2 This Heart Of Mine

A3 Do It Right

A4 I Gotta Dance To Keep From Cryin'

A5 I'm A Fool For You Girl

A6 Honest I Do

A7 Hi-Didley Dee Dum Dum (It's A Good Feelin')

B1 People Get Ready

B2 The Entertainer

B3 Come To Me Softly

B4 Little Boy Blue

B5 It's Growing

B6 Amen

B7 Ain't No Big Thing

note: two titles: "honest i do" and "Amen" are 

not on the us version of Atco

 

 

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