High-Up Records 1963
Credits
Written-By – Little Bob
Tracklist:
A Please Believe Me
B Are You Ever Coming Home
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High-Up Records 1963
Credits
Written-By – Little Bob
Tracklist:
A Please Believe Me
B Are You Ever Coming Home
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credits:
Recorded By, Engineer – Phil Iehle
Supervised By – Joel Dorn
tracklist:
A1 The Uptown
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Ray Lucas
Harpsichord – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
3:52
A2 That Mellow Feeling
Bass – Bob Cunningham
Drums – Alan Dawson
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:35
A3 Cootin'
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Ray Lucas
Harpsichord – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:43
A4 I'm Falling For You
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Floyd Trill
5:03
B1 St. James Infirmary
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Harpsichord – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Traditional
3:11
B2 Harlem Lullaby
Bass – Bob Cunningham
Drums – Alan Dawson
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:54
B3 Run 'Em Round
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – Junior Mance
4:37
B4 What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
Bass – Gene Taylor
Drums – Bobby Thompson (15)
Piano – Junior Mance
Songwriter – James Dean (3), Paul Riser, William Weatherspoon
3:02
Note:
Zony Mash is an album of vintage rarities and non-album B-sides
by the funk group The Meters. The album consists of 13 tracks of
the band's early works with Josie Records from 1968 to 1971
Credits:
Ziggy Modeliste – composer, drums, vocals
Art Neville – composer, keyboards, vocals
Leo Nocentelli – composer, guitar, background vocals
George Porter Jr. – composer, bass guitar, background vocals
Production
Allen Toussaint – producer
Marshall Sehorn – producer
Tim Livingston – project manager
Efram Turchick – project manager
Rodney Mills – engineer
Tracklist
A1 Zony Mash 2:58
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
A2 I Need More Time 3:12
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
A3 The Look Of Love 3:34
Written-By – B. Bacharach-H. David*
A4 A Message From The Meters 2:40
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
A5 Stretch Your Rubber Band 2:41
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
A6 Soul Machine 3:27
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B1 (The World Is A Bit Under The Weather) Doodle-Oop 2:34
Written-By – Toussaint*, Nocentelli*
B2 Good Old Funky Music 2:19
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
B3 Sassy Lady 2:38
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B4 Borro 2:11
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B5 Groovy Lady 2:43
Written-By – L. Nocentelli*
B6 Meter Strut 2:54
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
B7 Funky Meters Soul 2:47
Written-By – Neville*, Porter*, Modeliste*, Nocentelli*
JOSIE RECORDS 1969 JOS 4010
credits:
Art Neville – organ, keyboards, composer
Ziggy Modeliste – drums, composer
Leo Nocentelli – guitar, composer
George Porter Jr. – bass guitar, composer
Producer – Allen Toussaint, Marshall E. Sehorn
Written-By – Neville* (tracks: A1 to B4), Porter* (tracks: A1 to B4),
Modeliste* (tracks: A1 to B4), Nocentelli* (tracks: A1 to B4)
Tracklist:
A1 Cissy Strut 3:00
A2 Here Comes The Meter Man 2:49
A3 Cardova 4:30
A4 Live Wire 2:35
A5 Art 2:30
A6 Sophisticated Cissy 2:50
B1 Ease Back 2:55
B2 6V6 LA 2:20
B3 Sehorns Farm 2:25
B4 Ann 2:40
B5 Stormy
Written-By – B. Buie*, C. Cobb 3:32
B6 Simple Song
Written-By – S. Stewart 2:56
SOUL RECORDS 1976 S6-747S1
credits:
Art Direction – Frank Mulvey
Engineer [Mastering] – Jack Andrews
Engineer [Recording, Mixing] – Art Stewart
Performer – Jr. Walker & The All Stars*
Tracklist
A1 Feel Like Makin' Love 3:27
Producer, Arranged By – Autry DeWalt
Written-By – Eugene McDaniels
A2 I Feel So Good 4:43
Arranged By – James Carmichael
Producer – Frank Wilson
Producer, Arranged By,
Written-By – Leonard Caston
A3 You Ain't No Ordinary Woman 3:44
Arranged By – H. B. Barnum, Michael Smith
Producer – Lawrence T. Horn
Producer, Written-By – Brian Holland
Written-By – Edward Holland
A4 Sax Appeal 3:52
Arranged By – James Carmichael
Producer, Arranged By, Written-By – Leonard Caston
B1 Ego Tripping 3:01
Producer, Arranged By – Autry DeWalt
Written-By – Marilyn McLeod, Mel Bolton, Pam Sawyer
B2 All In Love Is Fair 4:08
Arranged By – Dave Blumberg* Robert White
Backing Vocals – The Broadnax Singers
Producer – Clarence Paul
Written-By – Stevie Wonder
B3 Boogie Down 4:36
Arranged By – Leslie Drayton, Robert White
Backing Vocals – The Broadnax Singers
Producer – Clarence Paul
Written-By – Anita Poree, Frank Wilson, Leonard Caston
B4 Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Gonna Do) 4:09
Arranged By – Leslie Drayton
Backing Vocals – The Broadnax Singers
Producer, Written-By – Clarence Paul
Written-By – Morris Broadnax, Stevie Wonder