Sammy Price & His Bluesicians Featuring Doc Horse

 

 

 The Blues Ain't Nothing But A Good Man Feelin' Bad!

 

Kapp Records 1962 – KL 1267

 

 credits:

    Bass – Ed Jones
    Drums – Sonny Payne
    Guitar – Freddie Greene* (tracks: A5, B2)
    Piano – Sammy Price
    Trombone – Vic Dickenson
    Vocals – Doc Horse (Al Pittman)
recorded By Kapp Records  New York
Francis Day & Hunter

tracklist:

A1        Wee Baby Blues
Written-By – Turner*, Johnson*
3:52
A2        Key To The Highway
Written-By – Broonzy*, Segar*
3:17
A3        How Long, How Long Blues
Written-By – Leroy Carr
3:24
A4        In The Dark
Written-By – Lil Green
3:08
A5        Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
Written-By – Jimmie Cox*
2:01
B1        I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town
Written-By – Razaf*, Weldon*
3:04
B2        Piney Brown Blues
Written-By – Turner*, Johnson*
2:26
B3        Trouble In My Mind
Written-By – Richard M. Jones
3:48
B4        The Blues Ain't Nothin' But A Good Man Feelin' Bad
Written-By – J. Mayo Williams
3:09
B5        Confessin' The Blues
Written-By – Mc Shann*, Brown*
3:05

 

 

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Dr. Horse ‎

 

 

Jack, That Cat Was Clean

 

 

Fire Records 1962   ‎ 514

notes:

Dr. Horse was the stage name of Alvergous Pittman , known as Al Pittman, 
an American rhythm and blues vocalist and entertainer 
who performed between the 1930s and 1960s. 

credits:
dr horse vocal
Red Prysock (saxophone ténor) 
 Billy Butler (guitare)  
Producer – Bobby Robinson, Marshall E. Sehorn

tracklist:

A Jack, That Cat Was Clean
 Written-By – Dr. Horse
B Salt Pork, West Virginia
Written-By – William Tennyson, Jr.


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