BLUESWAY RECORDS 1968 BLS-6018
credits:
Baritone Saxophone – Bill Green
Bass – Bob West
Drums – Abe Mills
Guitar – Art Adams*, Ron Brown
Organ – Artie Butler
Organ, Piano – Joe Sample
Percussion – Paul Humphrey
Tenor Saxophone – Clifford Solomon
Trombone – Wayne Henderson
Trumpet – Bobby Bryant, Freddie Hill
Producer – Bob Theile & Jules Chaiken
Engineer – Eddie Brackett
Bass – Bob West
Drums – Abe Mills
Guitar – Art Adams*, Ron Brown
Organ – Artie Butler
Organ, Piano – Joe Sample
Percussion – Paul Humphrey
Tenor Saxophone – Clifford Solomon
Trombone – Wayne Henderson
Trumpet – Bobby Bryant, Freddie Hill
Producer – Bob Theile & Jules Chaiken
Engineer – Eddie Brackett
tracks list:
A1 The Soul Of Bonnie And Clyde 2:40
A2 The Ballad Of Bonnie And Clyde 2:40
A3 Bonnie & Clyde 2:24
A4 Bowl Of Soul 3:34
A5 Blues For A Rainy Everyday 2:59
A6 Blues For Bonnie & Clyde 2:51
B1 South Central Avenue Municipal Blues Band 2:59
B2 Ode To Bonnie & Clyde 3:10
B3 How's Your Clyde 3:40
B4 There's Not Much Time To Love 3:48
B5 Lil Bit A' Bonnie & Whole Lotta Clyde 2:24
A2 The Ballad Of Bonnie And Clyde 2:40
A3 Bonnie & Clyde 2:24
A4 Bowl Of Soul 3:34
A5 Blues For A Rainy Everyday 2:59
A6 Blues For Bonnie & Clyde 2:51
B1 South Central Avenue Municipal Blues Band 2:59
B2 Ode To Bonnie & Clyde 3:10
B3 How's Your Clyde 3:40
B4 There's Not Much Time To Love 3:48
B5 Lil Bit A' Bonnie & Whole Lotta Clyde 2:24
I laugh to see a song called "How's Your Clyde." It's meant as a joke based on Bonnie and Clyde on this record, I know, but the source of the joke is the famous TV comedian and talk show host Steve Allen, who had an absurd sense of humor (by 1950s standards, certainly). He used the word "clyde" as an all-purpose noun in conversation: "Don't do that ... you could hurt your clyde" -- that sort of thing. "How's your clyde?" was one of his shortest formulations, always guaranteed to get a laugh ... at least, from me, even today.
RépondreSupprimerMerci un album tout à fait inconnu pour moi, si ce n'est Joe Sample et W Henderson, 2 membres éminents des Jazz Crusaders.
RépondreSupprimerMerci,
Christophe
Thank you very much.
RépondreSupprimerPlease can you re upload this one (link please)
RépondreSupprimerMany Thanks
Keep up the good work
Kind regards ,
Rudy
Thank you very very much for the new link,
RépondreSupprimerRudy 😎 great album