CHARLES EARLAND BLACK TALK!

PRESTIGE RECORDS 1969                              PRS7758 

 credits:

Virgil Jones (trumpet) 

Houston Person (tenor saxophone) 

Charles Earland (organ) 

Melvin Sparks (guitar) 

Idris Muhammad (drums) 

Buddy Caldwell (congas)

Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, 

NJ, December 15, 1969.

Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder

tracks list:

A1 Black Talk

Written-By – Earland

A2 The Mighty Burner

Congas [Conga] – Buddy Caldwell

Written-By – Earland

A3 Here Comes Charlie

Written-By – Earland

B1 Aquarius

Written-By – MacDermot, Ragni, Rado

B2 More Today Than Yesterday

Congas [Conga] – Buddy Caldwell

Written-By – Upton

Black Talk

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THE EXCELLO STORY

EXCELLO RECORDS 1972                             DBL 28025

Various artists

2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Tracks list:

A1     –Lightning Slim     Goin' Home     2:40
A2     –Lightning Slim     Just Made Twenty-One     2:13
A3     –Lonesome Sundown     My Home Is A Prison     3:05
A4     –Little Al     No Jive     3:00
A5     –Little Al     Little Lean Woman     2:01
A6     –Blue Charlie     Don't Bring Me No Friend     2:47
A7     –Lazy Lester     Tell Me Pretty Baby     2:20
A8     –Lonesome Sundown     Gonna Stick To You Baby     2:03
B1     –Lightning Slim     Nothin' But The Devil     2:57
B2     –Slim Harpo     Bobby Sox Baby     1:45
B3     –Slim Harpo     Snoopin' Around     2:15
B4     –Jimmy Anderson (4)     Frankie & Johnny     3:08
B5     –Silas Hogan     Everybody Needs Somebody     2:30
B6     –Tabby Thomas     Hoodoo Party     2:24
B7     –Whispering Smith     Live Jive     2:05
B8     –Willie Baker     Don't Let Nobody Know     2:36
C1     –Gladiolas, The     Little Darlin'     2:12
C2     –Gladiolas, The     Sweetheart Please Don't Go     2:13
C3     –Crescendos*     Oh Julie     2:35
C4     –Lillian Offitt     Miss You So     2:13
C5     –Guitar Gable     This Should Go On Forever     2:45
C6     –Warren Storm     Prisoner's Song     2:53
C7     –Warren Storm     Mama Mama Mama Look What Your Little Boy's Done     2:16
C8     –Slim Harpo     Rainin' In My Heart     2:45
D1     –Shy Guy Douglas     She's My Kinda Girl     2:45
D2     –Blues Rockers*     Calling All Cows     2:42
D3     –Jerry McCain And His Upstarts     Things Ain't Right     2:46
D4     –Arthur Gunter     She's Mine, All Mine     2:21
D5     –Clarence Samuels     Chicken Hearted Woman     2:44
D6     –Little Sonny     Love Shock     2:00
D7     –Baby Boy Warren     Chuc-a-luck     3:00
D8     –Robert Garrett     Quit My Drinkin'     2:42

    Hoodoo Party 

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JOE TEX LIVE AND LIVELY

STAX RECORDS 1967                                         SD 8156 

credits and sessions recording:

    Emile Hall, Leroy Monroe (tp) Anthony Dorsey, Norman "Sly" Sellers (tb) 

Charles Farley (ts) unknown (4 sax, p, org)

Lee Royal Hadley (g) unknown (el-b) Clyde Williams (d) Joe Tex (vo)

 unknown (3 female voice)
Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, February 1, 1967?
11585    Don't Give Up
Joe Tex (vo) and others
Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, February 11, 1967
12398    Show Me
same personnel
Tennessee?, July 6, 1967?
12718    A Woman's Hands
unknown (tp, sax, hca) Booker T. Jones (tb?) Tedford (as) J.P. (bars) 

Bobby Emmons (p) Reggie Young (lead g) Lee

Royal Hadley (rhythm g) Mike Leech (el-b) Clyde Williams (d)

 Joe Tex (vo) and others
Memphis, TN, September 13, 1967
13076    Skinny Legs And All
Emile Hall (tp) Charles Farley (ts) Lee Royal Hadley (g) Clyde Williams (d) 

Joe Tex (vo) and others
Columbia Studios, Nashville, TN, November 2, 1967
13418    Do Right Woman-Do Right Man
13419    Get Out Of My Life, Woman
13420    Wooden Spoon
13421    That's Life
13422    Love Is A Hurtin' Thing
13423    You're Gonna Thank Me, Woman
13424    Papa Was, Too

    

tracks list:

A1         Show Me     3:07   
A2         Do Right Woman - Do Right Man     2:54   
A3         Get Out Of My Life, Woman     2:57   
A4         Wooden Spoon     2:58   
A5         That's Life     3:50   
B1         Love Is A Hurtin' Thing     2:22   
B2         Don't Give Up     3:07   
B3         A Woman's Hands     3:28   
B4         You're Gonna Thank Me, Woman     2:00   
B5         Papa Was, Too     2:54   
B6         Skinny Legs And All     3:10   

 Papa Was, Too 

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THE THREE SOUNDS TODAY'S SOUND

LIMELIGHT RECORDS 1966          LS 86037

Today's Sounds - Live at the London House -

Limelight LS 86037 -  Original Mercury Pressing

crédits:

 Gene Harris - Piano

Andrew Simpkins - Bass

Kalil Madi - Drums

Recorded live at The London House, Chicago, February 1966.

Produced by Jack Tracy

Engineer: Jerry De Clercq

tracks list:

A1 Downtown

Written-By – T. Hatch*

3:12

A2 Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You

Written-By – A. Razaf*, D. Redman*

5:00

A3 The Way I Feel

Written-By – G. Harris*

4:18

A4 The Good Life

Written-By – J. Reardon*, S. Distel*

4:50

A5 Mohair Sam

Written-By – D. Frazier*

2:03

B1 Simple Simon

Written-By – G. Harris*

3:15

B2 A.M. Blues

Written-By – Ray Brown

4:53

B3 Old Folks

Written-By – D. Hill*, W. Robinson*

7:32

B4 Goodnight Ladies

Adapted By – G. Harris*

4:13

Mohair Sam

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LOU DONALDSON MUSTY RUSTY

ARGO RECORDS 1965                                        LP  759

CADET RECORDS                                                 LPS759

Musty Rusty is an album by jazz saxophonist Lou Donaldson 

recorded for the Cadet label in 1965 and performed by 

Donaldson with Bill Hardman, Billy Gardner, Grant Green, 

and Ben Dixon.

credits:

Alto Saxophone – Lou Donaldson

Drums – Ben Dixon

Guitar – Grant Green

Organ – Billy Gardner

Trumpet – Bill Hardman

Producer, Supervised By – Esmond Edwards

June 3, 1965 Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder

tracks listing:

A1 Musty Rusty
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
A2 Midnight Sun
Written-By – Lionel Hampton, J. Francis Burke*
A3 Hipty Hop
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
B1 The Space Walk
Written-By – Ben Dixon
B2 Ha' Mercy
Written-By – Lou Donaldson
B3 Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White
Written-By – Luis Guglielmi, Mack David, Marcel Ageron

 The Space Walk

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LOU DONALDSON MIDNIGHT CREEPER

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1968                        BST 84280

credits:

Lou Donaldson - Alto Sax,
Blue Mitchell - Trumpet,
George Benson - Guitar,
Lonnie Smith - Organ,
Leo Morris aka Idris Muhammad - Drums.

recorded at:

Van gelder studio Englewood Cliffs,
 New Jersey: March 15, 1968
Producer: Francis Wolff
Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder

tracks listing:

A1     Midnight Creeper 6:25
A2     Love Power 7:45
A3     Elizabeth 5:32
B1     Bag Of Jewels 9:35
B2     Dapper Dan  6:28

Midnight Creeper

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LEE MORGAN CHARISMA

 

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1966                      BST 84312

      

 Charisma is an album by jazz trumpeter Lee Morgan featuring 

performances by Morgan, Jackie McLean, Hank Mobley,

 Cedar Walton, Paul Chambers and Billy Higgins,
 recorded on September 29, 1966, but not released 

on the Blue Note label until 1969.

     

credits:

Lee Morgan - trumpet
    Jackie McLean - alto saxophone
    Hank Mobley - tenor saxophone
    Cedar Walton - piano
    Paul Chambers - bass
    Billy Higgins - drums

Recorded     September 29, 1966
Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs
engineer Rudy Van Gelder

tracks listing:

A1 Hey Chico
Composed By – L. Morgan 7:00
A2     Somethin' Cute
Composed By – L. Morgan 6:35
A3     Rainy Night
Composed By – C. Walton 5:40
B1     Sweet Honey Bee
Composed By – D. Pearson 6:55
B2     The Murphy Man
Composed By – L. Morgan 7:35
B3     The Double Up
Composed By – L. Morgan 6:35

Sweet Honey Bee 

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JIMMY SMITH ROCKIN' THE BOAT

BLUE NOTE RECORDS 1963                          BST 

 84141 

credits :

Jimmy Smith (organ)
 Lou Donaldson (alto saxophone)
Quentin Warren (guitar)
Donald Bailey (drums)
John Patton (tambourin)

Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs,
New Jersey on February 7, 1963

   track list:

A1     When My Dream Boat Comes Home     7:25
A2     Pork Chop     7:32
A3     Matilda, Matilda     2:55
B1     Can Heat     5:20
B2     Please Send Me Someone To Love     6:10
B3     Just A Closer Walk With Thee     3:45
B4     Trust In Me     4:54

  Pork Chop

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OTIS REDDING OTIS BLUE, OTIS REDDING SINGS SOUL

VOLT RECORD 1965                                        SD 412

also issued on Atco SD 33-284

credits and sessions recording:

Backing Vocals – Earl Sims

Bass – Donald "Duck" Dunn

Drums – Al Jackson Jr.

Guitar – Steve Cropper

Keyboards – Booker T. Jones, Isaac Hayes

Saxophone [Baritone] – Floyd Newman

Saxophone [Tenor] – Andrew Love

Trumpet – Gene Miller, Wayne Jackson

Vocals – Otis Redding

Memphis, TN, April 19, 1965

8826 I've Been Loving You Too Long

Memphis, TN, July 9, 1965

9100 A Change Is Gonna Come

9101 I've Been Loving You Too Long

9102 Shake

9103 My Girl

9104 Wonderful World

9105 Rock Me Baby

9106 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

9107 You Don't Miss Your Water

9108 Respect

Hayes plays (p) Jones plays (org). omit Sims

Memphis, TN, July 27, 1965

9178 Ole Man Trouble

Jones plays (p). omit Hayes

Memphis, TN, circa July 27, 1965???

9182 Down In The Valley

Engineer – Tom Dowd

tracks list:

A1 Ole Man Trouble

Written-By – Otis Redding

2:35

A2 Respect

Written-By – Otis Redding

2:03

A3 Change Is Gonna Come

Written-By – Sam Cooke

4:13

A4 Down In The Valley

Written-By – Solomon Burke

2:55

A5 I've Been Loving You Too Long

Written-By – Jerry Butler, Otis Redding

2:53

B1 Shake

Written-By – Sam Cooke

2:38

B2 My Girl

Written-By – Ronald White, William Robinson*

2:53

B3 Wonderful World

Written-By – Barbara Campbell

3:09

B4 Rock Me Baby

Written-By – B.B. King, Joe Josea

3:22

B5 Satisfaction

Written-By – Mick Jagger, Keith Richards*

2:43

B6 You Don't Miss Your Water

Written-By – William Bell

2:49

 Rock Me Baby

My Girl

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NEW ORLEANS HOME OF TE BLUES

MINIT RECORDS 1961                                     LP-0001

 Various Artists

tracks list:

A1 –Jessie Hill  Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Part 1)     2:20
A2 –Jessie Hill  Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Part 2)     2:25
A3 –Aaron Neville  Over You     2:12
A4 –Aaron Neville  Every Day     2:40
A5 –Jessie Hill  Whip It On Me     2:15
A6 –Jessie Hill  I Need Your Love     2:18
B1 –Ernie K-Doe  Hello My Lover     2:49
B2 –Jessie Hill  Scoop Scoobie Doobie     2:31
B3 –Lee Diamond  It Won't Be Me     1:58
B4 –Ernie K-Doe  Tain't It The Truth     2:42
B5 –Jessie Hill  Highhead Blues     2:37
B6 –Lee Diamond Please Don't Leave     2:55

 

 Jessie Hill  Ooh Poo Pah Doo (Part 2) 

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PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND with TOM WAITS

Preservation Hall Recordings                 PHJB01LP

credits:

Preservation hall jazz Band with Various Artists

Art Direction – Douglas Miller

Engineer – David Farrell (tracks: B3),

Earl Scioneaux III (tracks: A1 to A5, B1 to B2,

 B4 to B5, C2 to C4, D1 to D4), 

Jean Hebrail (tracks: D5), Lou Bradley (tracks: C1)

Executive-producer – Bob Morelli, Mary Ashley Johnson

Mastered By – Bruce Barielle

Producer – Adam Shipley, Alan Becker, Ben Jaffe (3),

 Missi Callazzo, Ron Rona

tracks list:

A1 Andrew Bird – Shake It And Break It

A2 Paolo Nutini – Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

A3 Tom Waits – Tootie Ma Was A Big Fine Thing

A4 Yim Yames* – Louisana Fairytale

A5 Del McCoury – After You've Gone

B1 Ani DiFranco – Freight Train

B2 Pete Seeger and Tao Rodriguez-Seeger – Blue Skies

B3 Jason Isbell – Nobody Knows You

B4 Brandi Carlile – Old Rugged Cross

B5 Richie Havens – Trouble In Mind

C1 Merle Haggard – Basin Street Blues

C2 Blind Boys Of Alabama* – There Is A Light

C3 Dr. John – Winin' Boy

C4 Louis Armstrong – Rockin' Chair

D1 Amy LaVere – Baby Won't You Please Come Home

D2 Steve Earle – T'ain't Nobody's Business

D3 Cory Chisel – Some Cold Rainy Day

D4 Buddy Miller – I Ain't Got Nobody

D5 Angélique Kidjo with Terence Blanchard – La Vie En Rose

 Tootie Ma Was A Big Fine Thing

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LYNN AUGUST SAUCE PIQUANTE

BLACK TOP RECORDS 1993                        BT-1092

credits:

Lynn August vocals,accordion,Piano,B3 Organ
Rodney Bernard Rubboard,2nd Vocal
Tommy Joe Richard Guitar, Guitar solo
Joe Fontenet Bass
Leroy Etienne Drums
Special Guest:
Snooks Eaglin guitar,guitar solo on "Marked Deck, Jaywalkin', City Woman "
Fred Kemp tenor sax on "slippin and sliddin"
Lynn August jr rubboard on 'it's too Late"

tracks list:

1 Brûler Le Chemin-de-fer À Soir 3:14
2 Slippin' And Slidin' 3:00
3 Did You Have Fun Making Me Cry? 3:04
4 Lead Me On 3:51
5 Love At First Sight 3:21
6 Juré #3 1:08
7 It's Too Late 3:00
8 Rockin' Accordion 3:22
9 The Lord's Gonna Fix It 3:43
10 La Chanson Du Pain Pardu 4:13
11 Marked Deck 3:54
12 You Used To Call Me 3:32
13 Juré #4 1:48
14 City Woman (I'm Not Your Country Boy) 4:41
15 Jaywalkin' 3:22

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IKE & TINA TURNER HER MAN.......HIS WOMAN

 

CAPITOL RECORDS 1969                                      ST571 

Reissue of  "Get It - Get It"
lp on Cenco records 104 in 1966

credits:

   Horns – Phil Wright

    Producer – David Michaels, Ike Turner

    Strings – Kirby Johnson

    Written-By – Billy Pleston (tracks: A5),
 Elmo James (tracks: A2),

     Ike Turner (tracks: A1, A3, B1, B3 to B5), 
Junior Parker* (tracks: B2),

      Little Walter (tracks: A4)

tracks list:

A1     Get It - Get It  3:32    
A2     I Believe  2:24    
A3     I Can't Believe  2:52    
A4     My Babe  2:04    
A5     Strange     3:39    
B1     You Weren't Ready  2:31    
B2     That's Alright  3:12    
B3     Rooster     3:02    
B4     Five Long Years  2:43    
B5     Things I Used To Do  3:07

 I Believe

 Things I Used To Do

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CANNONBALL ADDERLEY quintet Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! - Live At "The Club"

CAPITOL RECORDS  1966                                ST 2663 

 (Recorded live at "the Club" (formerly the Club De Lisa) 

on State Street in Chicago, Illinois.)....

Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! Live at 'The Club' is a 1966

 album by jazz musician Julian "Cannonball" Adderley. Though the original

 liner notes state that it was recorded at the Club DeLisa in Chicago, 

it was actually recorded at Capitol's Hollywood studio with an

 invited audience and an open bar.
The reason for this discrepancy, , is that Adderley and

the new manager of Club DeLisa (which had been re-named "The Club",

 after operating for years in Chicago under its old name) were friends,

 and Adderley offered to give the club a bit of free publicity.

  Cannonball Adderley - Alto saxophone, leader
    Nat Adderley - Cornet
    Joe Zawinul - Piano, Wurlitzer electric piano
    Victor Gaskin - Bass
    Roy McCurdy - Drums

tracks list:

A2 Fun
   Written-By – Nat Adderley 7:33    
A3 Games
    Written-By – Nat Adderley 8:03    
A4 Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
    Written-By – Josef Zawinul* 5:07    
B1 Sticks
    Written-By – Julian Adderley* 3:53    
B2 Hippodelphia
    Written-By – Josef Zawinul* 5:43    
B3 Sack 'O Woe
    Written-By – Julian Adderley* 10:45

Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

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