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mercredi 1 janvier 2020

THE SOUL PROVIDERS FEATURING LEE FIELDS ‎ GIMME THE PAW

PURE RECORDS 1997                                 LP-008    


credits:

Bass – Bosco "Bass" Mann*
    Drums – Clive Wilson
    Guitar – Scott Mann (2)
    Keyboards – John Freund
    Saxophone [Tenor] – Joe Hrbek
    Trombone, Guitar – Don Bonus
    recordedby Gabriel Roth
    Vocals – Lee Fields (tracks: A2), Rhett Clarke (tracks: B2),
 Sharon Jones (tracks: A5, B5)

Notes
Lee Fields also sings on Steam Train (B2).
Rhett Clarke is incorrectly credited on the cover for B2. 
She sings on Switchblade, which is A5.
Sharon Jones is incorrectly credited for A5 on the back cover. 
She is featured on B3 and on B3 only.
 B5 "Tribute To JB" is instrumental.


tracklist:

 A1 Gimme The Paw 3:43
A2 Let A Man Do What He Wanna 3:44
A3 Huh! Funky Rudolph Strut 2:27
A4 Who Knows 3:15
A5 Switchblade 3:39
A6 Rigor Mortis 2:36
B1 Soul Tequila 3:20
B2 Steam Train 2:33
B3 The Landlord 3:11
B4 Lea's Rice Pudding 3:58







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