Carla Thomas The Queen Alone

 

Stax records  1967  S 718

credits:

Carla Thomas (vocal) and others
recorded:
Memphis, TN, December 19,
1966,March 14,April 20, 1967
   
Supervised By  Jim Stewart

tracklist:

A1        Any Day Now
Written-By – Bob Hilliard, Burt Bacharach
3:40
A2        Stop Thief
Written-By – Hayes-Porter*, Shamwell*
2:37
A3        I Take It To My Baby
Written-By – Hayes-Porter*, Cropper*
2:55
A4        I Want To Be Your Baby
Written-By – Isaac Hayes-David Porter*
2:14
A5        Something Good (Is Going To Happen To You)
Written-By – Isaac Hayes-David Porter*
2:30
A6        When Tomorrow Comes
Written-By – Isaac Hayes-David Porter*
2:30
B1        I'll Always Have Faith In You
Written-By – Al Isbell*, Eddie Floyd
2:52
B2        All I See Is You
Written-By – Ben Weisman (2), Clive Westlake
3:30
B3        Unchanging Love
Written-By – Isaac Hayes-David Porter*
2:45
B4        Give Me Enough (To Keep Me Going)
Written-By – Deanie Parker
2:27
B5        Lie To Keep Me From Crying
Written-By – Allen Jones*, Homer Banks
2:25

 

 

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James Carr ‎ You Got My Mind Messed Up

 

Goldwax Records 1967  ‎– 3001

notes:

You Got My Mind Messed Up is a 1967 album by James Carr.
Although Carr is not as well-known as his contemporaries such
 as Otis Redding or Aretha Franklin, "You Got My Mind Messed Up"
 has been cited as one of the top soul music albums of all time.


Producer: Quinton M. Claunch
Rudolph V. Russel
Liner Notes
The Magnificent Montague

tracklist:

A1        Pouring Water On A Drowning Man
Written-By – D. McCormick*, D. Baker*
2:35
A2        Love Attack
Written-By – Q. Claunch
2:44
A3        Coming Back To Me Baby
Written-By – G. Jackson*
2:31
A4        I Don't Want To Be Hurt Anymore
Written-By – D. Greer*
2:20
A5        That's What I Want To Know
Written-By – Carr*, Jamison*
1:53
A6        These Ain't Raindrops
Written-By – Q. Claunch*
2:31
B1        The Dark End Of The Street
Written-By – C. Moman*, D. Penn*
2:20
B2        I'm Going For Myself
Written-By – Edgar Campbell, Ernest Johnson*
2:19
B3        Lovable Girl
Written-By – O. McClinton*
2:27
B4        Forgetting You
Written-By – O. McClinton*
2:49
B5        She's Better Than You
Written-By – O. McClinton*
2:19
B6        You've Got My Mind Messed Up
Written-By – O. McClinton*
2:20

 

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I Remember Chuck Willis

Atlantic records 1962 ‎– SD 8079

notes:
Harold "Chuck" Willis (January 31, 1926 – April 10, 1958) was an American blues,
rhythm and blues, and rock and roll singer and songwriter.
His biggest hits, "C. C. Rider" (1957) and "What Am I Living For" (1958)



Sessions reccording:
LP 8079   I Remember Chuck Willis   1963
James Harris, trumpet; Gene Barge, Sam Taylor, tenor sax;
Phil Kraus, marimba; unknown, piano; Al Caiola, Roy Gaines, guitar;
Lloyd Trotman, bass; Panama Francis, drums; Chuck Willis,
vocals; Elise Bretton, Robert Miller, Marcia Nell, Myriam Workman,
 backing vocals; Jesse Stone, conductor.
NYC, January 31, 1957

2311    C.C. Rider (as See See Rider)
2313    Just One Kiss
James Harris, Jimmy Nottingham, trumpet; Frank Saracco, trombone;
Romeo Penque, alto sax; Budd Johnson, tenor sax; Howard Biggs, piano;
Al Caiola, Allen Hanlon, guitar; Milt Hinton, bass; Panama Francis,
 drums; Chuck Willis, vocals.
NYC, April 11, 1957

2432    My Baby
King Curtis, tenor sax; unknown, baritone sax; Harry Breuer, xylophone;
Mike Stoller, piano; Kenny Burrell, Al Caiola, guitar; Lloyd Trotman, bass;
Joe Marshall, drums; Chuck Willis, vocals, guitar; Elise Bretton, Carter Farris,
 Bob Harter, Marcia Nell, Rudy Williams, Myriam Workman, backing vocals.
NYC, October 30, 1957

2795    Betty And Dupree
King Curtis, tenor sax; Teddy Charles, vibes; Sammy Price,
piano; George Barnes, Al Caiola, guitar; Lloyd Trotman,
 bass; Joe Marshall, drums; Chuck Willis, vocals, guitar;
The Cues, vocal group;
Reggie Obrecht, director.
NYC, February 14, 1958

2977    You'll Be My Love
2978    What Am I Living For
2979    Hang Up My Rock 'N' Roll Shoes
2980    Keep A-Driving
King Curtis or Gene Barge, tenor sax; unknown, piano, organ,
 guitar, bass, drums; Chuck Willis, vocals.
NYC, February-April, 1958
7930    From The Bottom Of My Heart
7931    Big Drops Of Rain
7932    Stop And Think
7933    Sugar, Sugar
7934    I'll Be So Glad When Your Heart Is Mine
7935    Love Of Loves


tracklist:

Written-By – Chuck Willis (tracks: A2 to B7)

A1    What Am I Living For 2:26
Written-By – Art Harris, Fred Jay
A2    Hang Up My Rock & Roll Shoes 2:19
A3    Stop And Think    2:50
A4    From The Bottom Of My Heart    2:36
A5    Just One Kiss    2:15
A6    You'll Be My Love    2:10
A7    Keep A Drivin'    2:20
B1    C.C. Rider    2:30
written by Ma Rainey, Lena Arant
B2    Betty & Dupree    2:26
B3    I'll Be So Glad When Your Heart Is Mine    3:35
B4    Big Drops Of Rain    1:47
B5    Sugar Sugar    1:47
B6    Love Of Loves    2:51
B7    My Baby    1:53

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Sugar Pie DeSanto Sugar Pie

 

Checker records 1961 – LP 2979

 notes:
Peylia Marsema Balinton (October 16, 1935 – December 20, 2024),
known professionally as Sugar Pie DeSanto, was an American R&B
singer and dancer, whose career in music flourished in the 1950s and 1960s.

Credits:
Veltone and Checker material
She recorded the song with her husband, Pee Wee Kingsley.

Tracklist:
A1        Can't Let You Go
Written-By – Alvin Parham, Peylia Parham
2:43
A2        It's Done And Forgotten
Written-By – P. Gayten*
2:31
A3        It Won't Be Long
Written-By – Carter, Fratto
2:03
A4        Maybe You'll Be There
Written-By – Bloom*, Gallop*
3:42
A5        Going Back To Where I Belong
Written-By – Parham*
2:23
A6        Wish You Were Mine
Written-By – T. Rhone*
2:24
B1        I Want To Know
Written-By – Geddins, Badger, DeSanto
with the Pee Wee Kingsley Band, 1960
 produced by Bob Geddins on the Veltone label
2:57
B2        I Don't Feel Sorry
Written-By – Alvin Parham, Peylia Parham
2:13
B3        Tell Me What's The Matter
Written-By – Alvin Parham, Peylia Parham
2:26
B4        The Twelfth Of Never
Written-By – Livingston*, Webster*
3:59
B5        It's Not For Me To Say
Written-By – Stillman*, Allen*
3:25
B6        I Still Care
Written-By – Watts*, Wyche*
2:26

 

 

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Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band Hand Clappin' Foot Stompin' Funky-Butt... Live!

 

Piccadilly records 1966  NSLP 38026

 

notes:
Hand Clappin, Foot Stompin, Funky-Butt ... Live! is a live album
by Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band, released around December 1966.
Released in 1960, the album was reviewed by Allen Evans in
 the December 3 issue of New Musical Express.
The saxophone playing by Lionel Kingham
on "Land of a Thousand Dances" was also noted

Former members

    Geno Washington, lead vocals
    Pete Gage, guitar
    Lionel Kingham, saxophone
    Buddy Beadle, saxophone
    Geoff Pullum aka Jeff Wright, organ (now a linguist)
    John Roberts, bass
    Pete Carney, bass
    Herb Prestidge, drums
    Clive Burrows, saxophone
    Paul Turner, bass guitar


    Directed By  John Schroeder
    Engineer  Alan Florence
    Producer  John Schroeder


A1 Philly Dog
    Written By  Thomas         
A2 Ride Your Pony
    Written By  Neville         
A3 Up Tight (Everything's Alright)
    Written By  Cosby, Judkins, Moy         
A4 (I'm A) Road Runner
    Written By  Holland, Dozier, Holland         
A5 Hold On, I'm Comin'
    Written By  Hayes, Porter     
A6 Don't Fight It
    Written By  Pickett, Cropper         
A7 Land Of A Thousand Dances Pt. 1
    Written By  Kenner, Domino         
B1 Land Of A Thousand Dances Pt. 2
    Written By  Kenner, Domino         
B2 Respect
    Written By  Redding     
B3 Willy Nilly
    Written By  Hayes, Porter         
B4 Get Down With It
    Written By  Marchan         
B5 Michael
    Written By  Brownie         
B6 Que Sera Sera
    Written By  Livingstone, Evans     
B7         You Don't Know (Like I Know)
    Written By  Hayes, Porter 

 

 

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Bobby Bland ‎– Here's The Man

Duke Records 1962   – DLPS 75

notes:

Here's the Man!!! is a 1962 studio album by Bobby Bland.
It was issued in standard mono, as well true stereo and
was the first Duke album issued in the stereo format

credits:

    Bobby "Blue" Bland - vocals
    Wayne Bennett - guitar
    Hamp Simmons - bass
    Teddy Reynolds - piano
    John "Stabo" Starks - drums
    L.A. Hill, Robert Skinner - tenor saxophone
    Rayfield Devers - baritone saxophone
    Jo Scott, Melvin Jackson - trumpet
    Pluma Davis - trombone

Recorded    1960–62
Studio    Chicago, Illinois



tracklist:

A1         36 - 22 - 36
Written-By – Deadric Malone     
A2         You're The One (That I Adore)
Written-By – Deadric Malone         
A3         Turn On Your Love Light
 Written-By – Deadric Malone, Joseph Scott
Recorded    Nashville, Tennessee, 1961    
A4         Who Will The Next Fool Be
Written-By – Charlie Rich
A5         You're Worth It All
Written-By – Deadric Malone, Vernon Morrison     
A6         Blues In The Night
Written-By – Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer     
B1         Your Friends
 Written-By – Deadric Malone
B2         Ain't That Loving You
Written-By – Deadric Malone     
B3         Jelly Jelly Jelly
Written-By – Billy Eckstine, Earl Hines
B4         Twistin' Up The Road
Written-By – Deadric Malone
B5         Stormy Monday Blues
 Written-By – Billy Eckstine, Earl Hines

 

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Screamin Jay Hawkins – Because Is In Your Mind

Philips records 1970            PHS 600-336

 

credits:

 Arranged By – Jimmy Jones , Robert Evans , Screamin' Jay Hawkins
    Engineer – Bert Frilot
    Producer – Huey P. Meaux
     engineer Burt Frilot
    A&R director – Bob Sarenpa

 

tracklist:

 A1        Please Don't Leave Me
Written-By – A. Domino*
3:54
A2        I Wanta Know
Written-By – Jay Hawkins*
2:58
A3        I Need You
Written-By – Jay Hawkins*
2:12
A4        My Marion
Written-By – Jay Hawkins*
2:58
A5        Bite It
Written-By – The Mar-Keys
3:02
A6        Move Me
Written-By – Jay Hawkins*
3:12
B1        Good Night My Love
Written-By – Motola*, Marascalo*
2:00
B2        Our Love Is Not For Three
Written-By – Jimmy Jones (6)
2:38
B3        Ain't Nobody's Business
Written-By – Richard Henry Grisham
3:00
B4        Take Me Back
Written-By – Jay Hawkins*
3:38
B5        Trying To Reach My Goal
Written-By – McRee*, Thomas*, Thomas*
2:40
B6        So Long
Written-By – Melsher*, Harris*, Morgan*
4:40

 

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Sam & Dave ‎– Hold On, I'm Comin'

 

Stax ‎Records 1966  –  708

notes:

Hold On, I'm Comin' is the 1966 debut album by Atlantic Records
soul duo Sam & Dave, issued on the Atlantic-distributed Stax label in 1966.

credits:

    Samuel Moore – vocals
    Dave Prater – vocals
    Booker T. & the MG's and the Mar-Key Horns – instrumentation:
        Booker T. Jones – keyboards
        Steve Cropper – guitar
        Donald "Duck" Dunn – bass guitar
        Al Jackson, Jr. – drums
        Charles "Packy" Axton – tenor saxophone
        Don Nix – saxophone
        Wayne Jackson – trombone, trumpet
        Isaac Hayes – organ

recorded sessions

Memphis, TN, July 27, 1965
    I Take What I Want
Memphis, TN, October 25, 1965
    You Don't Know Like I Know
    Blame Me (Don't Blame My Heart)
Memphis, TN, March 8, 1966
    I Got Everything I Need
Cropper, Eddie Floyd, Alvertis Isbell
    Hold On, I'm Comin'
Memphis, TN, August 8, 1966
    If You Got The Loving
    Ease Me
    Don't Make It So Hard On Me
    It's A Wonder
    Don't Help Me Out
    Just Me
    You Got It Made
Producer    Jim Stewart

Except where otherwise noted, all tracks written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter.

A1     Hold On, I'm Comin'     2:30
A2     If You Got The Loving     2:30
Steve Cropper, Hayes, Porter
A3     I Take What I Want     2:35
Hayes, Mabon "Teenie" Hodges, Porter
A4     Ease Me     2:25
A5     I Got Everything I Need     2:53
A6     Don't Make It So Hard On Me     2:45
B1     It's A Wonder     2:38
B2     Don't Help Me Out     2:55
B3     Just Me     2:35
B4     You Got It Made     2:30
B5     You Don't Know Like I Know     2:36

 B6     Blame Me (Don't Blame My Heart)     2:18

 

 

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Aretha Franklin ‎– Soul '69

 Atlantic records ‎ 1968 – SD 8212

notes:
Soul '69 is the fourteenth studio album by American
singer Aretha Franklin; released in 1969 by Atlantic Records

credits:

    Aretha Franklin – vocals, piano (2, 7, 9)
    Junior Mance – piano (1, 3–6, 8–11)
    Spooner Oldham – organ (2, 7)
    Joe Zawinul – organ (5), piano, Fender Rhodes (6, 12)
    Kenny Burrell – guitar (1, 3–6, 8–11)
    Jimmy Johnson – guitar (2, 7)
    Ron Carter – bass guitar (1, 3–6, 8–12)
    Jerry Jemmott – bass guitar (2, 7)
    Tommy Cogbill – bass guitar (2, 7)
    Bruno Carr – drums (1, 3–6, 8, 9, 12)
    Roger Hawkins – drums (2, 7)
    Grady Tate – drums (10, 11)
    Jack Jennings – vibraphone (5, 7, 9, 12)
    Louie Goicdecha, Manuel Gonzales – percussion (5, 7, 12)
    David Newman – tenor saxophone, flute
    King Curtis, Seldon Powell – tenor saxophone
    George Dorsey, Frank Wess – alto saxophone
    Pepper Adams – baritone saxophone
    Joe Newman, Bernie Glow, Richard Williams, Snooky Young, Ernie Royal – trumpet
    Jimmy Cleveland, Urbie Green, Benny Powell, Thomas Mitchell – trombone
    Evelyn Greene, Wyline Ivy – backing vocals
    Arrangements by Arif Mardin

Recorded at Atlantic Studios, New York.NYC,
April 17,18, and September 23,24,25,26,27 1968
Producer – Jerry Wexler, Tom Dowd
Recorded By – Tom Dowd

tracklist:

A1 Ramblin'
Written-By – Maybelle Smith
A2 Today I Sing The Blues
Written-By – Curtis Lewis
A3 River's Invitation
Written-By – Percy Mayfield
A4 Pitiful
Written-By – Charlie Singleton, Rose Marie McCoy
A5 Crazy He Calls Me
Written-By – Bob Russell, Carl Sigman
A6 Bring It On Home To Me
Written-By – Sam Cooke
B1 Tracks Of My Tears
Written-By – Tarplin*, Robinson*, Moore*
B2 If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody
Written-By – Rudy Clarke*
B3 Gentle On My Mind
Written-By – John Hartford
B4 So Long
Written-By – Melcher*, Harris*, Morgan*
B5 I'll Never Be Free
Written-By – Bernie Benjamin*, George Weiss*
B6 Elusive Butterfly
Written-By – Bob Lind
 

 

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Aretha Franklin ‎– The Electrifying Aretha Franklin

 

Columbia records 1962 ‎– CS 8561

 

 notes:

The Electrifying Aretha Franklin is the second studio
album by American singer Aretha Franklin, released
on March 19, 1962 by Columbia Records. The album,
which is also known under its working title The Incomparable
 Aretha Franklin, was recorded at Columbia Recording Studios,
799 Seventh Avenue, New York. It was produced by
John Hammond and arranged by Richard Wess

credits:
 Aretha Franklin – vocals, piano
  John H. Hammond – producer, personal supervisor
 

Recorded: July 11, 1961; August 16, 1961;
November 7, 1961; December 21, 1961;
January 25, 1962
at Columbia Recording Studios
799, Seventh Avenue, New York


    Aretha Franklin – vocals, piano
    John H. Hammond – producer, personal supervisor
 
tracklist:

A1        You Made Me Love You
Written-By – J. V. Monaco*, J. McCarthy*
2:18
A2        I Told You So
Written-By – J. L. McFarland*
2:43
A3        Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody
Written-By – J. Schwartz*, J. Young*, S. M. Lewis*
2:21
A4        Nobody Like You
Written-By – James Cleveland*
2:20
A5        Exactly Like You
Written-By – D. Fields*, J. McHugh*
2:35
A6        It's So Heartbreakin'
Written-By – J. L. Farland*
2:40
B1        Rough Lover
Written-By – J. L. Farland*
2:52
B2        Blue Holiday
Written-By – L. Dixon*, W. Dennson*
2:58
B3        Just For You
Written By – J. Bailey*
Written-By – J. L. Farland*
2:23
B4        That Lucky Old Sun
Written-By – B. Smith*, H. Gillespie*
3:37
B5        I Surrender, Dear
Written-By – G. Clifford*, H. Barris*
2:44
B6        Ac-cent-tchu-ate The Positive
Written-By – H. Arlen*, J. Mercer*
2:17

 

 

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Inez Foxx ‎– Mockingbird

Symbol Records 1963               919

Crédits

    Accompanied By – Charlie Foxx

    Arranged By, Conductor – Bert Keyes

    Producer – "Juggy"

    Written-By – Charlie & Inez Foxx

 Tracklist

A Mockingbird 2:38

B Jaybirds 2:24

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Joe Turner – And The Blues'll Make You Happy Too

 

 Savoy Records 1958 – MG 14012

credits:

 Alto Saxophone – Riley Hampton (tracks: A5 to B6)
    Bass – Al Hall (tracks: A1 to A4), Robert Moore (7) (tracks: A5 to B6)
    Drums – Hal West* (tracks: A1 to A4), James Adams (10) (tracks: A5 to B6)
    Guitar – Ellsworth Perkins (tracks: A5 to B6), Leonard Ware (tracks: A1 to A4)
    Piano – Ellsworth Liggett (tracks: A5 to B6), Pete Johnson (tracks: A1 to A4)
    Producer – Ozzie Cadena
    Tenor Saxophone – Don Byas (tracks: A1 to A4), Otis Finch (2) (tracks: A5 to B6)
    Trumpet – Charles Gray (8) (tracks: A5 to B6), Frankie Newton* (tracks: A1 to A4)
    Vocals – Big Joe Turner

Mastered By – Rudy Van Gelder

Recorded:
tracks A1 - A4 - Chicago, December 9, 1947;
tracks A5, A6, B1, B2 - Chicago, October 11, 1946
tracks B3 - B6 - Chicago, October 12, 1946.


Tracklist

A1        Hollywood Bed
A2        Whistle Stop Blues
A3        Howlin' Winds
A4        Last Goodbye Blues
A5        I'm Still In The Dark
A6        Miss Brown Blues
B1        Sally Zu Zazz
B2        Rock Of Gibraltar Blues
B3        Milk And Butter Blues
B4        That's When It Really Hurts
B5        I'm In Sharp When I Hit The Coast
B6        Ooh Wee Baby

 

 

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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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Wilson Pickett ‎– In The Midnight Hour

 

Atlantic ‎Records 1965 –  8114

credits and recording dates

unknown (clarinet, tenor saxophone, piano)
Robert Ward (guitar)
unknown (electric bass, drums)
Wilson Pickett (lead vocals)
Eddie Floyd, Ben Night, Mack Rice, Joe Stubbs (vocals)
Detroit, MI, 1961

A5    I Found A Love

Ralph "Pee Wee" Middlebrooks (trumpet)
Clarence "Satch" Satchell (flute)
Ivory Joe Hunter (piano, director)
Lance Finnie, Robert Ward (guitar)
Cornelius Johnson, Marshall "Rock" Jones (unknown instruments)
Wilson Pickett (vocals) and others

Cincinnati, OH, October 19, 1962

B6    Let's Kiss And Make Up
B3    Take This Love I've Got

unknown (trumpet, saxophones,
piano, organ, electric bass, drums, female chorus)
Wilson Pickett (vocals)

NYC, May 12, 1964

B1    I'm Gonna Cry
A4    For Better Or Worse

Jack Cortner, Ernie Royal, Clark Terry (trumpet)
Tony Studd (bass trombone)
Joe Grimaldi (tenor saxophone)
Haywood Henry (baritone saxophone)
Paul Griffin (piano)
Cornell Dupree, Wally Richardson (guitar)
Jimmy Lewis (electric bass)
Panama Francis, Ted Sommer (drums)
Joe Mitchell (unknown instruments)
Cissy Houston, Wilson Pickett (vocals)
Teacho Wiltshire (arranger, director)

NYC, November 13, 1964

A2    Teardrops Will Fall
B4    Come Home Baby
A3    Take A Little Love

Wayne Jackson (trumpet)
charles "Packy" Axton, Andrew Love (tenor saxophone)
Floyd Newman (baritone saxophone)
Joe Hall (piano)
Steve Cropper (guitar)
Donald "Duck" Dunn (electric bass)
Al Jackson (drums)
Wilson Pickett (vocals)

Memphis, TN, May 12, 1965

B2    Don't Fight It
A6    That's A Man's Way
A1    In The Midnight Hour
B5    I'm Not Tired

tracklist:

A1     In The Midnight Hour
 Written-By – Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett
A2     Teardrops Will Fall
Written-By – Dickey Doo*, Marion Smith
A3     Take A Little Love
Written-By – Wilson Pickett
A4     For Better Or Worse
Written-By – Don Juan Mancha, Wilson Pickett
A5     I Found A Love
Written-By – Robert West (2), Willie Schofield, Wilson Pickett
A6     That's A Man's Way
Written-By – Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett
B1     I'm Gonna Cry
Written-By – Don Covay, Wilson Pickett
B2     Don't Fight It
 Written-By – Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett
B3     Take This Love I've Got
Written-By – Bonnie Rice*, Eddie Floyd, Wilson Pickett
B4     Come Home Baby
Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil
B5     I'm Not Tired
Written-By – Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett
B6     Let's Kiss And Make Up
Written-By – Willie Schofield

 

 

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The Ronettes Featuring Veronica

 

Philles Records 1964 – LP-4006

 

 notes:
Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes is the only studio album
by the American girl group the Ronettes (credited to
 "the Ronettes featuring Veronica"). Produced by Phil Spector
and released in November 1964 through his label, Philles Records
, the album collects the group's singles from 1963–1964.

credits:
The Ronettes

    Estelle Bennett – vocals
    Veronica Bennett – vocals
    Nedra Talley – vocals

Production

    Phil Spector – producer
    Jack Nitzsche – arranger
    Larry Levine – engineer

Additional musicians

    Don Randi – piano
    Al De Lory – piano
    Larry Knechtel – piano, bass guitar
    Leon Russell – piano
    Harold Battiste – piano
    Steve Douglas, Jay Migliori, Lou Blackburn, Roy Caton – horns
    Ray Pohlman – bass guitar
    Jimmy Bond – bass guitar
    Hal Blaine – drums
    Barney Kessel – guitars
    Tom Tedesco – guitars
    Carol Kaye – guitars
    Bill Pitman – guitars
    Vincent Poncia Jr. – guitars
    Frank Capp – percussion
    Julius Wechter – percussion
    Sonny Bono – percussion

Released November 1964
Studio    Gold Star, Hollywood
Producer    Phil Spector
   


tracklist:
A1        Walking In The Rain
Written-By – Mann, Weil*, Spector*
2:35
A2        Do I Love You?
Written-By – Andreoli*, Spector*, Poncia*
2:30
A3        So Young
Written-By – Tyus*
2:34
A4        (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up
Written-By – Andreoli*, Spector*, Poncia*
2:40
A5        I Wonder
Written-By – Spector, Greenwich, Barry*
2:35
A6        What'd I Say?
Written-By – Charles*
4:40
B1        Be My Baby
Written-By – Spector, Greenwich, Barry
2:39
B2        You, Baby
Written-By – Mann, Weil*, Spector*
2:35
B3        Baby, I Love You
Written-By – Spector, Greenwich, Barry*
2:49
B4        How Does It Feel?
Written-By – Andreoli*, Spector*, Poncia*
2:38
B5        When I Saw You
Written-By – Spector*
2:30
B6        Chapel Of Love
Written-By – Spector, Greenwich, Barry*
2:54

 

 

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The Bar-Kays Soul Finger

Volt records 1967  VOLT 417

 notes:
Soul Finger is the debut album of the Bar-Kays, issued three months
after the single of the same name. It was recorded by Tom Dowd
and Chris Huston on Friday, June 23, 1967, at the Stax studio in Memphis.
The instrumental band, after being signed in early 1967, was tutored by
Al Jackson, Jr. and the other members of Booker T. & the M.G.'s,
which shows in the tightness of the rhythm section. That summer
they also were selected by Otis Redding as his new backup band.

 credits:

    James Alexander - bass
    Jimmy King - guitar
    Ronnie Caldwell - organ
    Carl Cunningham - drums
    Phalon Jones - saxophone
    Ben Cauley - trumpet
    Jim Stewart - supervision
    Carl Sims - vocalist

recorded by Tom Dowd and Chris Huston
on Friday, June 23, 1967, at the Stax studio in Memphis.


A1 Soul Finger 2:18
    Written-By Ben Cauley, Carl Cunningham, James Alexander,
Jimmy King , Phalon Jones, Ronnie Caldwell
A2 Knucklehead 2:25
    Written-By  Booker T. Jones, Steve Cropper      
A3 With A Child's Heart 2:56
    Written-By  Henry Cosby, Sylvia Moy, Vicky Basemore 2:56     
A4 Bar-Kays Boogaloo 2:16
    Written-By  Ben Cauley, Carl Cunningham, James Alexander,
Jimmy King , Phalon Jones, Ronnie Caldwell
A5 Theme From Hell's Angels 2:46     
B1 You Can't Sit Down 3:05
Written-By  Cornell Muldrow, Dee Clark, Kal Mann
B2 House Shoes 2:45
 Written-By  Ben Cauley, Carl Cunningham, James Alexander,
Jimmy King , Phalon Jones, Ronnie Caldwell
B3 Pearl High 2:32
Written-By  Al Jackson, Jr., Isaac Hayes     
B4 I Want Someone 3:08
Written-By Deanie Parker, Estelle Axton     
B5 Hole In The Wall 2:31
 Written-By  Al Jackson, Jr.*, Booker T. Jones, N. Nathan*, Steve Cropper
B6 Don't Do That 2:47
Written-By  Ben Cauley, Carl Cunningham, James Alexander,
Jimmy King , Phalon Jones, Ronnie Caldwell

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Johnny "Hammond" Smith ‎– Gettin' Up

 

Prestige records ‎1967      PR 7494

notes:

Gettin' Up (also released as Ebb Tide) is an album by jazz organist
Johnny "Hammond" Smith recorded for the Prestige label in 1967.

 
credits:

    Johnny "Hammond" Smith - organ
    Virgil Jones - trumpet
    Houston Person - tenor saxophone
    Thornel Schwartz - guitar
    Jimmy Lewis - electric bass
    John Harris - drums

Cal Lampley - producer
Rudy Van Gelder - engineer
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 3, 1967

A1        The Sin-In
Written-By – Smith*
4:20
A2        Stand By Me
Written-By – Leiber / Stoller*
2:40
A3        Knock On Wood
Written-By – Floyd*, Cropper*
2:45
A4        The Soulful Blues
Written-By – Smith*
7:25
B1        Ebb Tide
Written-By – Maxwell*
2:40
B2        Summertime
Written-By – Gershwin - Gershwin*
3:30
B3        Gettin' Up
Written-By – Smith*
6:10
B4        The "In" Crown
Written-By – Page*
3:15

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Johnny Darrow ‎– Don't Start Me Talking

Sue Records Inc. 1963    ‎   728

notes:
Johnny Darrow

Real Name:
    John Darrel Moore

American rhythm and blues singer and songwriter. Johnny was a
member of the Drifters in 1955 before he was drafted (as lead singer,
replacing the singer Rudy Lewis) and later from 1964 to 1978.
Born : December 15, 1934 in Selma, Alabama -
Died : December 30, 1998 in London, England.
He began as lead of the Cleveland based group,
The Hornets, before being discovered by The Drifters.


tracklist:
A        Don't Start Me Talking
Written-By – Sonny Boy Williamson
2:20
B        Jo Ann Delilah
Written By – Hamilton-Tucker
2:30

 

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LaVern Baker – LaVern Baker rock&roll

 

Atlantic  records 1957  – lp  8007

notes:
LaVern Baker is the second studio album from American
rhythm and blues singer LaVern Baker, released by Atlantic
 Records in 1957. This release was part of Atlantic Records'
8000 Series, a collection of self-titled budget albums by
R&B artists, made to allow retailers to easily introduce
audiences to popular singers.This was one of the first
 albums to collect popular singles from a single artist.

credits:

    LaVern Baker – vocals
    Mickey Baker – guitar on "That’s All I Need", "Bop-Ting-A-Ling"
    George Barnes – guitar on "Tra La La", "Get Up You Sleepy Head"
    Emmett Berry – trumpet
    Lawrence Brown – trombone
    Shad Collins – trumpet
    Walter DeVenne – instrumentation
    Ray Ellis – arrangement on "Still", conducting on "Still"
    Ahmet Ertegun – production
    The Gliders – choir/chorus vocals on "Jim Dandy", "That’s All I Need",
     "Bop-Ting-A-Ling", and "Tomorrow Night"
    Marvin Israel – cover
    Hank Jones – piano
    Connie Kay – drums on "That’s All I Need", "Bop-Ting-A-Ling", and "Tomorrow Night"
    Jimmy Lewis – guitar
    Dave McRae – baritone saxophone
    Freddie Mitchell – tenor saxophone
    Sylvester "Vess" Payne – drums
    Gene Redd – arrangement, conducting
    Guy Remark – liner notes
    Sam "The Man" Taylor – tenor saxophone on "That’s All I Need",
    "Bop-Ting-A-Ling", and "Tomorrow Night"
    Lloyd Trotman – double bass
    Jerry Wexler – production
    Pinky Williams  – baritone saxophone

 
    Recording Dates:
1953 - June 19, New York City: B5, B7.
1954 - October 20, New York City: A7, B3.
1955 - February 20, New York City: A5, A6.
--------- July 14, New York City: B2, B4.
--------- November 20, New York City: A1, B6.
1956 - January 10, New York City: A2, A4.
--------- June 14, New York City: A3, B1.



tracklist:

A1        Jim Dandy
Written-By – Lincoln Chase
2:26
A2        Tra La La
Written-By – Johnny Parker (2)
2:12
A3        I Can't Love You Enough
Written-By – Dorian Burton, Howard Plummer, LaVern Baker
2:37
A4        Get Up, Get Up (You Sleepy Head)
Written-By – Jim Breedlove*, Joan White
2:13
A5        That's All I Need
Written-By – Howard Biggs, LaVern Baker, Lincoln Chase
2:32
A6        Bop-Ting-A-Ling
Written-By – Winfield Scott
2:55
A7        Tweedlee Dee
Written-By – Winfield Scott
2:25
B1        Still
Written-By – Dorian Burton, Howard Plummer
2:16
B2        Play It Fair
Written-By – Bill Campbell (4)
2:55
B3        Tomorrow Night
Written-By – Sam Coslow, Will Gross*
3:03
B4        That Lucky Old Sun
Written-By – Beasley Smith, Haven Gillespie
2:52
B5        Soul On Fire
Written-By – Jermet*, LaVern Baker
2:51
B6        My Happiness Forever
Written-By – Doc Pomus
2:39
B7        How Can You Leave A Man Like This?
Written-By – Jerry Wexler, LaVern Baker
2:37

 

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Dave Lewis – Honky-Tonk—Part 1

 

single A&M Records – 756  1964

 

A        Honky-Tonk—Part 1
Producer – Jerry Dennon
2:28
B        The Lonely Bull
Producer – Jerry Dennon
2:17

 

 

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