BLUE BEAT RECORDS SINGLES DISCOGRAPHY 001-099

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BB 040A - Laurel Aitken - Bar Tender

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BB 052A - Laurel Aitken & Blue Beats - Bouncing Woman

050-074

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BB 092B - Clive Bailey with Recho's Blues Group - Take Me Home


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BLUE BEAT RECORDS 45'S REF 101 TO 400

Blue Beat Records was a record label that released Jamaican 

rhythm and blues and ska music in the United Kingdom in the 1960s. 

It led to the use of the word bluebeat as a generic term to describe 

all styles of early Jamaican music from R&B to ska, rocksteady and 

early reggae, including music not associated with the record label.

Prince Buster ‎– Ten Commandments / Buster's Welcome

Blue Beat ‎– 45/BB 167

Country:UK

Released:1963

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BROTHER JACK MCDUFF THE NATURAL THING

CADET RECORDS 1968                                       LPS812

credits:

Brother Jack McDuff - organ
    Cliff Davis - flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone
    Roland Faulkner, Phil Upchurch - guitar
    unknown - drums
    unidentified brass 

arranged and conducted by Richard Evans (tracks 1-3, 5 & 6)

Recorded at the Ter Mar Studios, Chicago, April 1968

Recording Engineer Malcolm Chisholm

Producer Lew Futterman

Supervisor Richard Evans

Cover Design Ruyell Ho;Jerry Griffith

tracks list

A1 Let My People Go 3:55
Written-By – McDuff, Evans   
A2 Who Stole My Soul ? 3:45
Written-By – Eaton*, Satterfield*, Evans   
A3 L. David Sloan 4:05
Written-By – Martin*, Meshel
A4 Funky Guru 3:20
Written-By – Jack McDuff   
A5 Ain't It ? 3:15
Written-By – Richard Evans    
B1 The Natural Thing 6:15
Written-By – Jack McDuff
B2 Run On Home 5:30
Written-By – Jack McDuff   
B3 Con Alma 3:31
Written-By – Dizzy Gillespie   
B4 Rock Candy 5:50
Written-By – Jack McDuff

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BROTHER JACK MCDUFF WHO KNOWS WHAT TOMORROW'S GONNA BRING

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1970                          BST 84358

credits:

Brother Jack McDuff - organ

Randy Brecker, Olu Dara - trumpet

Dick Griffin, John Pierson - trombone

Paul Griffin - piano

Joe Beck - guitar

Tony Levin - electric bass

Donald McDonald - drums

Mike Mainieri - percussion

Ray Draper - percussion, vocals, tuba, arranger

Recorded at:

The Hit Factory, NYC, December 1,2,3 1970

tracks list:

A1 Who Knows What Tomorrow's Gonna Bring? 5:57

A2 Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya Ya 9:40

A3 Who's Pimpin' Who? 5:47

B1 Classic Funke 7:28

B2 Ya'll Remember Boogie? 4:52

B3 Wank's Thang 6:06

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THE GEORGE BENSON QUARTET THE GEORGE BENSON COOKBOOK

COLUMBIA RECORDS 1966                              CS 9413

The George Benson Cookbook is the third album by 

jazz/soul guitarist George Benson to be produced by John Hammond.

credits:

Baritone Saxophone – Ronnie Cuber (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B2 to B5)
    Drums – Jimmy Lovelace, Marion Booker*
    Guitar – George Benson
    Organ [Featuring] – Lonnie Smith
    Trombone – Benny Green*
    Written-By – G. Benson* (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, B1, B3)

Produced by John Hammond

Recorded: August 1, & October 19, 1966 

tracks list:

A1 The Cooker 4:18

A2 Benny's Back 4:10

A3 Bossa Rocka 4:20

A4 All Of Me

Vocals – George Benson

Written-By – G. Marks*, S. Simons*

2:08

A5 Big Fat Lady 4:40

B1 Benson's Rider 5:30

B2 Ready And Able

Written-By – J. Smith*

3:32

B3 The Borgia Stick 3:05

B4 Return Of The Prodigal Son

Written-By – H. Ousley*

2:34

B5 Jumpin' With Symphony Sid

Written-By – L. Young*

6:33

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