Jimmy McGriff – I've Got A Woman Sue LP 1012

 

 

 

 

Jimmy McGriff – I've Got A Woman  Sue LP 1012

 

 

 

 

Sue Records Inc. 1962  LP 1012

notes:

I've Got A Woman is Jimmy McGriff's debut album for Sue Records
 and one of the defining early recordings of his Hammond-organ style.
 The album grew out of McGriff's instrumental soul-jazz treatment
 of Ray Charles' “I've Got A Woman,” which had first 
appeared as a successful single.

The recording features McGriff in a stripped-down trio with Morris Dow 
on guitar and Jackie Mills on drums. The combination of Hammond organ,
 guitar and drums gives the record its powerful blues, 
gospel and R&B character.

The LP combines standards with McGriff originals, including
 “All About My Girl” and “M.G. Blues.” Other highlights include “
On the Street Where You Live,” “Satin Doll,” “'Round Midnight,” 
“After Hours,” “Flying Home” and “The Sermon.”

credits:

    Jimmy McGriff – organ
    Morris Dow – guitar
    Jackie Mills – drums
Engineer Irving Greenbaum
Producer Juggy Murray
Recorded    1962
Studio    New York City, NY

tracklist:

A1 I've Got A Woman
Composed By  Ray Charles 4:34    
A2 On The Street Where You Live
Composed By  Lerner-Lowe* 3:54    
A3 Satin Doll
Composed By  Duke Ellington 2:20    
A4 'Round Midnight
Composed By  Thelonious Monk 5:43    
A5 All About My Girl
Composed By  Jimmy McGriff 3:54    
B1 M.G. Blues
Composed By  Jimmy McGriff 4:56    
B2 Thats The Way I Feel
Composed By  Jimmy McGriff 2:17    
B3 After Hours
Composed By  Avery Parrish6:02    
B4 Flying Home
Composed By  Lionel Hampton 4:00    
B5 Sermon
Composed By Jimmy Smith 5:08

 

 

 

 

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The Sue Records Story – New York City (EMI SUEBOX1, 1994)

The Sue Records Story New York City (EMI SUEBOX1, 1994)

 The Complete History of Sue Records

EMI – SUEBOX1 1994

4 x CD, Compilation

 

 notes:

Released by EMI in 1994, The Sue Records Story – New York City (SUEBOX1) 
is an essential retrospective devoted to one of America's most influential 
independent rhythm & blues labels.
Founded in New York by Henry "Juggy" Murray, Sue Records became home 
to numerous groundbreaking artists during the late 1950s and 1960s.
 The label helped popularize soul, blues, R&B, jazz and early funk, 
issuing classic recordings by artists including:

Ike & Tina Turner
Jimmy McGriff
Baby Washington
Bobby Hendricks
The Soul Sisters
John Lee Hooker
Jimmy Reed
Junior Parker
David "Baby" Cortez
Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford

This comprehensive box set gathers many of the label's finest
 recordings together with extensive liner notes documenting 
the history of Sue Records, its artists, producers and its lasting
 impact on American popular music.

For collectors of vintage soul and R&B, The Sue Records Story 
remains one of the finest overviews ever assembled 
of the legendary New York label.

 

credits:

 

Compilation Producer – Alan Warner
Coordinator [Project Co-ordinator] – Tim Chacksfield
Mastered By – Peter Mew
Producer – Juggy Murray* (tracks: 1-1 to 1-3, 1-5, 1-6, 1-8 to 1-12, 1-14,
 1-24, 2-10, 2-11, 2-15 to 2-18, 2-21 to 2-24, 3-1, 3-2, 3-5 to 3-10, 3-12,
3-14 to 3-16, 3-18, 3-21 to 3-25, 4-3 to 4-10, 4-15 to 4-20, 4-22, 4-25)
Producer [Associate Producer] – Bob Fisher

Disc 1

Tracks:
1-1    The Matadors (6)–    Vengeance (Will Be Mine)
Written-By – Johnny Garfield
3:03
1-2    Bobby Hendricks–    Itchy Twitchy Feeling
Written-By – Jimmy Oliver
2:32
1-3    The Four Jokers (2)–    Written In The Stars
Written-By – Herbert Myers (2)
2:08
1-4    Don Covay–    Believe It Or Not
Producer – Don Covay
Written-By – Donald Randolph, Henry Murray*
2:34
1-5    Bobby Hendricks–    A Thousand Dreams
Written-By – Jimmy Oliver
2:51
1-6    Mamie Bradley–    I Feel Like A Million
Written-By – Andy Gibson
2:24
1-7    Don Covay–    Betty Jean
Producer – Don Covay
Written-By – Donald Randolph, Jimmy Oliver
2:23
1-8    The Commandos (2)–    The Chicken Scratch
Written-By – Curtis Ousley
2:23
1-9    Johnny Darrow–    Hand In Hand
Written-By – Andy Gibson, Doris Davis, Terri Townsend
2:33
1-10    Bobby Hendricks–    Psycho
Written-By – Clyde McPhatter, Jimmy Oliver
2:30
1-11    Bobby Adams (2)–    Don't Leave    2:49
1-12    Johnny Darrow–    Don't Start Me Talking
Written-By – Sonny Boy Williamson (2)
2:25
1-13    Ike & Tina Turner–    A Fool In Love
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:53
1-14    The Nite Riders Featuring Piano Van*–    Night Ridin'
Written-By – Harry Van Walls
2:26
1-15    Ike & Tina Turner–    I Idolize You
Producer – Juggy Murray*
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:52
1-16    Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm / Vocal: Tommy Hodge–    That's All I Need
Written-By, Producer – Ike Turner
2:27
1-17    Jackie Brenston–    Trouble Up The Road
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:12
1-18    Ike & Tina Turner–    I'm Jealous
Producer – Juggy Murray*
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
Written-By – Jane Bossung
2:14
1-19    Jimmy & Jean–    I Wanna Marry You
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:00
1-20    Jackie Brenston–    You Ain't The One
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:13
1-21    Eloise Carter–    My Man Rockhead
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:41
1-22    Jimmy & Jean–    I Can't Believe
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:12
1-23    Ike Turner's Kings Of Rhythm / Vocal: Ike Turner–    My Love
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:19
1-24    Pearl Woods–    Keep Your Business To Yourself
Written-By – Leroy Kirkland, Pearl Woods
2:30
1-25    The Duals–    Stick Shift
Producer – H.B. Barnum
Written-By – Henry Bellinger
2:30

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Tracks: 

2-1    Ike & Tina Turner–    It's Gonna Work Out Fine
Producer – Ike Turner, Mickey & Sylvia
Written-By – Rosemarie McCoy*, Sylvia McKinney
3:05
2-2    Prince La La–    She Put The Hurt On Me
Producer – Harold Battiste
Written-By – Lawrence Nelson
2:23
2-3    Barbara George–    I Know (You Don't Love Me No More)
Producer – Harold Battiste
Written-By – Barbara George
2:24
2-4    The Senors–    May I Have This Dance
Producer – An Isey Production
Written-By – Adolph Smith, Chateaux Smith Sr.*
2:26
2-5    Barbara George–    You Talk About Love
Producer – Harold Battiste
Written-By – Barbara George
2:41
2-6    Prince La La–    Gettin' Married Soon
Producer – Harold Battiste
Written-By – Charley Julien*
2:33
2-7    The Blenders (8)–    Graveyard
Producer – Harold Battiste
Written-By – Arthur Booker, Robert Ailsworth
2:30
2-8    Ike & Tina Turner–    Poor Fool
Producer – Juggy Murray*
Written-By, Producer – Ike Turner
2:35
2-9    Jimmy McGriff–    I've Got A Woman (Part 1)
Producer – Joe Lederman
Written-By – Ray Charles
2:35
2-10    Baby Washington–    A Handful Of Memories
Written-By – Leo Porter*, Ronald Miller*
2:24
2-11    Linda & The Del Rios–    Come On Let Me Try
Written-By – Bob Yorey
2:42
2-12    Ike & Tina Turner–    Tra La La La La
Producer – Juggy Murray*
Written-By, Producer – Ike Turner
2:40
2-13    Ike & Tina's Kings Of Rhythm*–    Prancing
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
3:48
2-14    Ike & Tina Turner–    You Should'a Treated Me Right
Producer – Juggy Murray*
Written-By, Producer – Ike Turner
3:41
2-15    Barbara George–    Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin')
Written-By – Barbara George
2:14
2-16    Elmore Morris–    It Seemed Like Heaven To Me
Written-By – Billy Myles
2:25
2-17    King Coleman–    Let's Shimmy
Written-By – Teacho Wiltshire
2:35
2-18    Russell Byrd–    Hitch Hike (Part 1)
Written-By – Bert Russell
2:26
2-19    Prince La La–    Come Back To Me
Producer – Harold Battiste
Written-By – Ken Kerr
2:48
2-20    Ike & Tina Turner–    Worried And Hurtin' Inside
Producer – Juggy Murray*
Written-By, Producer – Ike Turner
2:18
2-21    Jackie Shane–    Any Other Way
Written-By – William Bell
2:36
2-22    Baby Washington–    That's How Heartaches Are Made
Written-By – Ben Raleigh, Bob Halley
2:44
2-23    The Hockadays–    Hold On Baby
Written-By – Bert Berns, Phil Medley
2:32
2-24    Ritchie Barrett*–    Summer's Love
Producer, Written-By – Richard Barrett (5)
3:00
2-25    Jimmy McGriff–    All About My Girl
Producer – Joe Lederman
Written-By – Jimmy McGriff
2:53

 

 

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Tracks: 

3-1    Inez Foxx — Accompaniment by Charlie Foxx–    Mockingbird
Written-By – Charlie Foxx, Inez Foxx
2:41
3-2    Barbara George–    She's Got Everything
Written-By – Jimmy Radcliffe, Ora May Diamond*
2:30
3-3    Derek Martin–    Daddy Rollin' Stone
Producer – Herb Abramson
Written-By – Otis Blackwell
2:28
3-4    Soul Sisters (2)–    I Can't Stand It
Producer – An R.M.H. Production
Written-By – Smokey McAllister
2:44
3-5    Jackie Shane–    In My Tenement
Written-By – Arthur Resnick, Bobby Scott
2:45
3-6    Baby Washington–    Leave Me Alone
Written-By – Laurence Weiss*, Lockie Edwards Jr., Matt Maurer
2:22
3-7    Hank Jacobs–    So Far Away
Written-By – Henry Jacobs*
2:24
3-8    Ocie Smith*–    Everybody But Me
Written-By – Barry Richards
2:28
3-9    Inez Foxx–    Ask Me
Written-By – Windsor King
2:40
3-10    Jimmy Helms–    You're Mine You
Written-By – Jimmy Radcliffe
2:10
3-11    Soul Sisters (2)–    Good Time Tonight
Producer – An R.M.H. Production
Written-By – Smokey McAllister
2:58
3-12    Inez Foxx–    I See You My Love
Written-By – Windsor King
2:55
3-13    Derek Martin–    Don't Put Me Down Like This
Producer – Herb Abramson
Written-By – Danny Taylor (2)
2:06
3-14    Justine Washington–    I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby
Written-By – Chip Taylor, Jerry Ragovoy
2:35
3-15    Inez Foxx–    Hurt By Love
Written-By – Charlie Foxx
3:09
3-16    Sylvia Robbins–    I Can't Tell You
Written-By – Smokey McAllister
2:48
3-17    Jimmy McGriff–    The Last Minute (Part 1)
Producer – Joe Lederman
Written-By – Jimmy McGriff
2:52
3-18    Lovelace Watkins–    Dreams
Written-By – Rudy Clark
2:20
3-19    Soul Sisters (2)–    Loop De Loop
Producer – An R.M.H. Production
Written-By – Teddy Vann
3:34
3-20    Everglades*–    Limbo Lucy
Written-By, Producer – Phil Medley
2:38
3-21    Inez & Charlie Foxx*–    La De Da I Love You
Written-By – Inez Foxx
2:28
3-22    Tyree Glenn Jr.* & The Fabulous Imperials–    Yesterday
Written-By – Tyree Glenn*
2:23
3-23    Pancho Villa & The Bandits / Vocal: Winfield–    Ain't That Bad
Written-By – Charles Miller (27), James Taylor*
2:10
3-24    Sandra Phillips–    You Secceeded
Written-By – Jerome Louis Jackson, Sidney Barnes
2:24
3-25    Hank Jacobs–    Monkey Hips And Rice
Written-By – Henry Jacobs*, Kent Harris
2:16

 

 

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tracks:

 

 4-1    Eddie & Ernie–    Time Waits For No One
Producer – Charlie Dee (3)
Written-By – Edgar Campbell, Ernest Johnson*
2:23
4-2    Soul Sisters (2)–    Think About The Good Times
Producer – J.J. Jackson, Juggy Murray*
Written-By – Jerome Louis Jackson
Written-By, Producer – Sidney Barnes
2:29
4-3    Eddie & Ernie–    Outcast
Written-By – Edgar Campbell, Ernest Johnson*
3:06
4-4    Baby Washington–    Only Those In Love
Written-By – Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton
2:50
4-5    Bill Doggett–    Fat Back
Written-By – Robert Capers*
2:51
4-6    Tina Britt–    The Real Thing
Written-By – Josephine Armstead*, Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson
2:25
4-7    The Hollywood Flames–    Annie Don't Love Me No More
Written-By – John Berry (7)
2:04
4-8    Marjorie Black–    One More Hurt
Written-By – Robert Bateman, Ronnie Moseley*, Sam Fain*
2:52
4-9    The Entertainers (8)–    Love In My Heart
Written-By – Henry Murray Jr.*, Ronnie Lewis
2:36
4-10    Eddie & Ernie–    I'm Going For Myself
Written-By – Edgar Campbell, Ernest Johnson*
3:40
4-11    Billy Prophet–    What Can I Do
Producer – J.J. Jackson, Juggy Murray*
Written-By – Jerome Louis Jackson
Written-By, Producer – Sidney Barnes
2:04
4-12    Ike & Tina Turner–    Two Is A Couple
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:26
4-13    Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm*–    The New Breed (Part 1)
Producer, Written-By – Ike Turner
2:16
4-14    Ike & Tina Turner–    Stagger Lee And Billy
Written-By, Producer – Ike Turner
2:51
4-15    Eddie & Ernie–    I Can't Do It
Written-By – Gerald Harris, Henry Murray Jr.*, Wes Hopson
2:10
4-16    The Poets (4)–    She Blew A Good Thing
Written-By – Henry Murray Jr.*, Ronnie Lewis
2:49
4-17    Derek Martin–    Count To Ten
Written-By – Gerald Harris, Henry Murray Jr.*, Wes Hopson
2:43
4-18    Sandra Phillips–    World Without Sunshine
Written-By – George Kerr, Thomas Kemp
2:36
4-19    Derek Martin–    If You Go
Written By – Guy Howard
Written-By – Derek Martin
2:41
4-20    The Hollywood Flames–    I'm Gonna Stand By You
Written-By – John Berry (7)
2:27
4-21    Bobby Lee (25)–    I Was Born A Loser
Producer – Ramot Enterprises*
Written-By – Tom DeCillis
2:54
4-22    The Poets (4)–    So Young And So Innocent
Written-By – E. Ward Jather, Henry Murray Jr.*, Ronnie Lewis
2:04
4-23    Jean Wells–    If You've Ever Loved Someone
Producer – An Argon Production*
Written-By – Norbert DeCoteaux*, Clyde Otis
2:56
4-24    The Magnificent 7 (2)–    She's Called A Woman
Producer – A Lemco Production
Written-By – Archie Himons
2:15
4-25    Juggy*–    Soul At Sunrise
Written-By – Henry Murray Jr.*
2:49

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Jimmy McGriff – Blues For Mister Jimmy (Sue Records LP 1039)

Jimmy McGriff – Blues For Mister Jimmy (Sue Records LP 1039)  Classic Soul Jazz Vinyl Review

 Sue Records Inc. 1965 ‎– LP 1039

notes:

Blues for Mister Jimmy is an album by organist Jimmy McGriff 
recorded and released by Sue Records in 1965.
Few musicians blended blues, jazz, soul, and gospel with the 
effortless groove of Jimmy McGriff. Released on Sue Records Inc.
 (LP 1039), Blues For Mister Jimmy captures the Hammond organ 
master's unmistakable sound, delivering deep blues feeling
 with infectious jazz rhythms.
McGriff's signature Hammond B-3 organ style helped define 
soul jazz during the 1960s. Throughout this album, listeners are 
treated to warm organ tones, blues-inspired improvisations, 
and tight rhythm section performances that remain timeless 
decades after their original release.
Whether you're an experienced vinyl collector or discovering 
Jimmy McGriff for the first time, Blues For Mister Jimmy stands
 as an essential recording in the evolution of soul jazz and blues organ music.

credits:

    Jimmy McGriff – organ
    Larry Frazier – guitar
    Jimmie Smith – drums

recorded 
New York: c. 1964

tracklist:

All compositions by Jimmy McGriff except where noted


A1        Discotheque U.S.A.    3:21
A2        Cash Box    3:39
A3        Blues For Joe    3:00
A4        Blues For Mr. Jimmy    4:52
A5        The Dog (You Dog)    3:25
B1        Bump De Bump    3:37
B2        The Party's Over
Written-By – Comden-Green*
4:05
B3        Turn Blue    4:36
B4        Sho' Nuff    3:51 

 

 

 

  

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Barbara George – Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin’) (1962)

 

 

 

 

 Barbara George – Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin’) (1962 Soul Classic Review)

 

 

 

 

 Sue Records Inc. 1962 ‎– 766

 notes:

Barbara George – Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin’) is a 
lesser-known but deeply expressive track from the early 1960s 
New Orleans soul scene. Released during the period following 
her major hit “I Know (You Don’t Love Me No More),” this song 
captures the raw emotional style that defined her brief yet influential career.
“Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin’)” showcases Barbara George’s 
signature vocal delivery—direct, unpolished, and emotionally grounded.
 Emerging from the vibrant New Orleans R&B and soul movement of the 
early 1960s, the track reflects a sound rooted in gospel phrasing, 
rhythmic groove, and heartfelt storytelling.
At a time when many female soul singers were gaining attention, 
Barbara George stood out for her authenticity and simplicity, allowing 
the emotional weight of the lyrics to carry the performance.
Barbara George was part of a generation of artists shaping what 
would become classic Southern soul and R&B. Her recordings, 
often released on labels like Sue Records, blended
Gospel-influenced vocals ,Minimalist instrumentation, Strong rhythmic backing
“Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin’)” is a perfect example of this 
style—intimate, rhythmic, and emotionally direct, without overproduction.

credits:

Confirmed:
Vocal: Barbara George
Producer/arranger: Harold Battiste
Probable (but undocumented individually):
New Orleans session band (AFO-associated musicians)
Horn-led R&B arrangement typical of Battiste productions
Studio:
New Orleans recording studio (exact facility uncredited)

tracklist:

A    Send For Me (If You Need Some Lovin)
    Barbara George        
B    Bless You    
Barbara George

BB Aug 11, 1962
CB Aug 11, 1962

 

 

 

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Jimmy McGriff ‎– At The Organ 1964

Jimmy McGriff At The Organ Album Review + Tracklist 

Sue Records Inc. 1964‎   LP 1020

notes:

At The Organ by Jimmy McGriff is a cornerstone of soul jazz,

 showcasing his signature Hammond organ grooves. 

Released during the golden era of jazz-funk fusion, the album

 captures the raw energy and bluesy depth that defined McGriff’s sound.

At The Organ remains one of Jimmy McGriff’s most influential works, 

capturing the essence of soul jazz with unmatched authenticity.

 Whether you're new to jazz or a longtime fan, this album is a must-listen.

credits:

Rudolph Johnson (tenor sax); 

Jimmy McGriff (organ); 

Larry Frazier (guitar); 

Jimmie Smith (drums) should NOT be confused with

Jimmy Smith — different person entirely

    A1. Kiko - 3:27

    A3. All Day Long - 3:50

    A4. That's All (Brandt/Haymes) - 5:28

same, except Rudolph Johnson (tenor sax)

    A2. Jumpin' at the Woodside (Basie/Hendricks) - 3:17

    A5. Hello Betty - 4:53

    B2. When You're Smiling (Fisher/Goodwin/Shay) - 4:20

    B3. Shiny Stockings - 7:20

    B1. Close Your Eyes - 5:22

Directed By – Juggy Murray Jones

Engineer – Bob Lifton

Producer – Joe Lederman

Recorded 1964

regent sound Studio New York City, NY

tracklist:

A1 Kiko 3:27

written by Jimmy McGriff

A2 Jumpin´ At The Woodside 3:17

written by count basie

A3 All Day Long 3:50

written by Billy Strayhorn

A4 That´s All 5:28

written by Thomas Waller

A5 Hello Betty 4:53

written by Jimmy McGriff

B1 Close Your Eyes 5:22

written by Al Lewis, Will Collins

B2 When You´re Smiling, The Whole World Smiles With You 4:20

written by Larry Shay, Mark Fisher, Joe Goodwin B3 Shiney Stockings 7:20

written by Frank Foster

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Jimmy McGriff – One of Mine (1963)

Jimmy McGriff – One of Mine (1963) | Soul Jazz Hammond B3 Classic Album Review

Sue Records Inc. 1963 ‎– SUE LP 1013

notes:

Jimmy McGriff remains one of the defining figures of soul jazz, 

and One of Mine (1963) stands as an early example 

of his signature Hammond B-3 sound.

Released on the Sue label in 1963, this album captures McGriff’s 

blend of gospel roots, blues feeling, and groove-driven jazz. 

One of Mine features ten energetic tracks that 

highlight his expressive organ style and tight trio interplay.

credits:

    Jimmy McGriff – organ

    Morris Dow – guitar, harmonica

    Larry Frazier – rhythm guitar

    Willie "Saint" Jenkins – drums

Producer: Juggy Murray

Producer – Joe Lederman

Recorded June 4, 1963

Studio New York City, NY

Written-By – Jimmy McGriff (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B2, B3)

tracklist:

A1 Gospel Time 5:30

A2 Gospel Time Encore 3:07

A3 Spindeltop 4:07

A4 Teach Me TonightWritten-By – G. DePaul*, S. Cahn*5:53

A5 The Last Minute 4:18

B1 Moonlight In VermontWritten-By – J. Blackburn*, K. Suessdofe*3:47

B2 Blip Time 3:20

B3 One Of Mine 4:36

B4 Drown In My Own TearsWritten-By – Henry Glover3:55

B5 BroadwayWritten-By – B. Bird*, H. Woode*, T. McRae*5:42

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Harlem Shuffle

 

Sue records 1966   ILP 951

notes:

This duo of Relf and Nelson recorded several singles for different labels, 
before "Harlem Shuffle" in 1963. The song was written by Relf and Nelson, 
arranged by Barry White, and produced by Fred Smith. It was based on a number 
called "Slauson Shuffletime" (named after a boulevard in Los Angeles) by 
another Los Angeles singer, Round Robin. When released on the Marc label, 
"Harlem Shuffle" became a modest hit on the R&B chart. Its vocal interplay 
directly influenced later duos such as Sam and Dave. However, its main 
success came as late as 1969, when it was re-released in the UK and became 
a Top Ten hit there. Reportedly, George Harrison called it his favourite 
record of all time

    Arranged By – Gene Page
    Producer – Fred Smith 


A1        Baby It's Over
Written-By – C. Cronander*
2:45
A2        Dancin' Everywhere
Written-By – C. Cronander*
2:57
A3        Your Time Is My Time
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson
2:58
A4        Baby I'm Satisfied
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson, Fred Smith (3)
2:47
A5        I'll Keep Running Back
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson
2:50
A6        Harlem Shuffle
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson
2:30
B1        My Woman
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson, Fred Smith (3)
2:48
B2        The Sissy
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson, Fred Smith (3)
2:30
B3        Your Lovin' Goes A Long Long Way
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson, Fred Smith (3)
2:20
B4        Puppet On A String
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson, Fred Smith (3)
2:35
B5        Don't Ever Leave Me
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson, Fred Smith (3)
2:30
B6        Fancy Free
Written-By – Bob Relf, Earl Nelson
1:55

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Ray Bryant

 

 Cold Turkey

 

 

Sue Records Inc. 1964  – STLP 1032

notes:

Cold Turkey is a live album by pianist Ray Bryant recorded 
at Basin Street East and released by Sue Records in 1964.

credits:

    Ray Bryant – piano
    Jimmy Rowser – bass
    Ben Riley – drums
Recorded    1964
Venue    Basin Street East, New York City, New York
Producer    Juggy Murray

tracklist:

A1 Cold Turkey
Written-By – Ray Bryant
A2 Shake A Lady
Written-By – Ray Bryant
A3 Favela
Written-By – A. C. Jobim*, V. De Moraes*
A4 Chicago Serenade
Written-By – Eddie Harris
A5 Congolese Children
Written-By – Randy Western*    
A6 Blues March
Written-By – Benny Golson
B1 O Morro
Written-By – A. C. Jobim*, Blanco*
B2 Mandecee
Written-By – Daniel Ray 
B3 Sometime Ago
Written-By – Sergio Mihanovich
B4 Slip-Up
Written-By – Ray Bryant    
B5 Hello Dolly
Written-By – Jerry Herman    
B6 I Wish You Love

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Ike & Tina Turner

 

 It's Gonna Work Out Fine

 

 Sue Records 1963   LP 2007

 notes:

It's Gonna Work Out Fine is the fourth studio album released by
Ike & Tina Turner on the Sue Records label and the fifth associated 
Ike & Tina project (including the instrumental album, Dance with
Ike & Tina Turner & The Kings of Rhythm) released altogether during
 their Sue Records tenure. It's notable for their title track, also released 
on the Dynamite! album. The Turners left Sue Records in 1964 in search 
of better deals. The album also features Tina Turner's first lyrical composition,
 "Tinaroo". The cover of the album features a young Tina Turner solely 
on the cover without her partner.
The record "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" earned Ike & Tina
 Turner their first Grammy nomination.

credits:

Released     1963
Recorded     1961-1962
Producer     Ike Turner

tracklisting:
All songs written by Ike Turner, except where noted. 

A1 Gonna Find Me A Substitute 2:30     
A2 Mojo Queen 2:09     
A3 Kinda Strange 2:42     
A4 Why Should I 1:23     
A5 Tinaroo     2:23     
A6 It's Gonna Work Out Fine 3:02     
written by Sylvia McKinney, Rose Marie McCoy (uncredited)
B1 I'm Gonna Cut You Loose 2:31     
B2 Poor Fool 2:33     
B3 I'm Fallin In Love 2:19     
B4 Foolish 3:46     
B5 This Man's Crazy 1:46     
B6 Good Good Lovin 2:22

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Jimmy McGriff – The Last Minute

 

Sue Records Inc. – 786 1963

credits:
written by Jimmy McGriff
Directed By – Juggy Murray
Jimmy McGriff – organ
 Morris Dow – guitar, harmonica
 Larry Frazier – rhythm guitar
Willie "Saint" Jenkins – drums
Producer – Joe Lederman
Recorded 1963
Studio New York City, NY

tracklist:

A        The Last Minute Part I    2:15
B        The Last Minute Part II    2:20

 

 

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Johnny Darrow ‎– Don't Start Me Talking 1963

Johnny Darrow – “Don’t Start Me Talking”  Blues & Soul Review

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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Ike & Tina Turner ‎– Dynamite!

Sue Records Inc. 1962 ‎– LP 2004

 notes:
Dynamite! is the second studio album released by Ike & Tina Turner
on the Sue Records label in 1962. The album contains their first
Grammy nominated song and their second million-selling
hit "It's Gonna Work Out Fine.
Apr 1962

 

 

credits:

Written By – M. Steward (tracks: B5)

Written-By – Ike Turner (tracks: A1, A3 to B4, B6),

J. Lee* (tracks: A2), J. Seneca* (tracks: A2, B5)

vocal: Tina Turner, Ike Turner

backing vocals : the Ikettes

 

 track list:

A1        You Should'a Treated Me Right
Written-By – Ike Turner
3:38
A2        It's Gonna Work Out Fine
Written-By – J. Lee*, J. Seneca*
3:02
A3        A Fool In Love
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:52
A4        Poor Fool
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:33
A5        I Idolize You
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:48
A6        Tra La La La La
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:41
B1        Sleepless
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:48
B2        I'm Jealous
Written-By – Ike Turner, Bussong*
2:10
B3        Won't You Forgive Me
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:40
B4        The Way You Love Me
Written-By – Ike Turner
1:50
B5        I Dig You
Written-By – J. Seneca*, M. Steward*
2:20
B6        Letter From Tina
Written-By – Ike Turner
2:37

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The Soul Of Ike & Tina Turner

 

Sue Records Inc. 1961 – LP 2001

 notes:

The Soul of Ike & Tina Turner is the debut album by Ike & Tina Turner.
It was released on the Sue Records in February 1961. The album is
noted for containing the duo's debut single "A Fool in Love"
and their follow-up singles "I Idolize You" and "I'm Jealous.

credits:

    Lead vocals by Tina Turner except for "You Can't Blame Me" and "You're My Baby"
    with lead vocals by Ike and Tina Turner
    Background vocals by The Ikettes
    All instrumentation by Ike Turner and The Kings of Rhythm

Recorded    March 1960
Studio    Technisonic Studios (St. Louis, Missouri)


tracklist:

A1        I'm Jealous
Written-By – Turner*, Bussong*
A2        I Idolize You
Written-By – Ike Turner
A3        If
Written-By – Ike TurnWritten-By – Ike Turnerer
A4        Letter From Tina
Written-By – Ike Turner
A5        You Can't Love Two
Written-By – Ike Turner
A6        I Had A Notion
Written-By – Joe Morris (2)
B1        A Fool In Love
Written-By – Ike Turner
B2        Sleepless
Written-By – Ike Turner
B3        Chances Are
Written-By – Ike Turner
B4        You Can't Blame Me
Written-By – Ike Turner
B5        You're My Baby
Written-By – Ike Turner
B6        The Way You Love Me
Written-By – Ike Turner

 

 

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Ike & Tina Turner – A Fool In Love

 

Sue Records Inc. 1960 – 730

notes:
A Fool in Love" is the debut single by Ike & Tina Turner.
It was released on Sue Records in 1960. The song is
Tina Turner's first release with the stage name "Tina Turner"


credits:

    Background vocals: The Artettes (Robbie Montgomery, Sandra Harding, and Frances Hodges)
    Bass guitar: Jesse Knight Jr.
    Composer  Ike Turner
    Drums: T.N.T. Tribble
    Lead vocals: Tina Turner
    Piano: Fred Sample
    Producer: Ike Turner

Recorded    March 1960
Studio    Technisonic Studios (St. Louis, Missouri)

tracklist:

A        A Fool In Love    2:30
B        The Way You Love Me    1:55

 

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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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