Les McCann ‎– Spanish Onions

Pacific Jazz Records 1964 ‎– PJ-10097

notes:
Spanish Onions is an album by pianist Les McCann recorded in 1964
at a concert at the Esquire Theater in Los Angeles, CA.,
and released on the Pacific Jazz label in 1966

credits:

Double Bass – Victor Gaskin
Drums – Paul Humphrey
Piano – Les McCann
Engineer [Audio] – Richard Bock
Producer – Richard Bock

"Recorded 'Live' at an After-Hours Concert
at the Esquire Theater, Los Angeles, Calif." - sleeve
All songs by Les McCann except B2

tracklist:

A1        El Soulo
Written-By – Les McCann
3:16
A2        Lavande
Written-By – Les McCann
6:40
A3        Spanish Onions
Written-By – Les McCann
8:50
B1        Get Them Grits
Written-By – Les McCann
4:30
B2        I Am In Love
Written-By – Cole Porter
5:30
B3        Arabella
Written-By – Les McCann
5:43
B4        Maxie's Farewell
Written-By – Les McCann
5:15

 

 

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Les McCann ‎– Much Les

 

Atlantic records1968 – SD 1516

notes:

Much Les is an album by jazz pianist Les McCann, recorded in 1968,
and was his first released, in 1969, on the Atlantic label

credits:

    Les McCann – piano, vocals
    Leroy Vinnegar – bass
    Donald Dean – drums
    Willie Bobo – timbales (tracks 1, 3 & 5)
    Victor Pantoja – congas (tracks 1, 3 & 5)
    William Fischer – string arrangement, director (tracks 1, 2, 4 & 6)
    Selwart Clarke – viola, concertmaster (tracks 1, 2, 4 & 6)
    Winston Collymore, Noel DaCosta, Richard Elias, Emanuel Green,
    Theodore Israel, Warren Laffredo – violin (tracks 1, 2, 4 & 6)
    Ron Carter, Kermit Moore, Harvey Shapiro – cello (tracks 1, 2, 4 & 6)

NYC, July 22,23,24, 1968
Engineer  – Adrian Barber
Producer – Joel Dorn

tracklist:

A1     Doin' That Thing
Written-By – Leroy Vinnegar 8:31    
A2     With These Hands
Written-By – Abner Silverand*, Benny Davis 5:35    
A3    Burnin' Coal
Written-By – Les McCann 6:40    
B1     Benjamin
Written-By – Les McCann 5:47    
B2     Love For Sale
Written-By – Cole Porter 6:39    
B3     Roberta
Written-By – Les McCann 8:57
 

 

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Hank Marr ‎– Greasy Spoon

King Records 1969  ‎– KSD-1061

credits:

Rusty Bryant - Sax (Alto), Sax (Tenor)
Larry Frazier - Bass
Freddie King - Guitar
Wilbert Longmire - Guitar
Hank Marr - Organ, Piano
Taylor Orr - Drums
Philip Paul - Drums
Osborne Whitfield - Sax (Tenor)

Producer – Gene Redd
Supervised By – Jim Wilson


Tracklisting:

A1 The Greasy Spoon (3:05)
    Written-By - Gene Redd , Hank Marr
A2 I Remember New York (3:30)
    Written-By - Gene C. Redd
A3 A Mellow Thing (2:24)
    Written-By - Gene C. Redd, Rudolph Johnson
A4 Heavy Travellin (2:37)
        Written-By - N .Nath, G. Redd, H. Marr
A5 Foggy Night (2:54)
    Written-By - Gene Redd , Rudolph Johnson
A6 The Push (2:27)
    Written-By - Hank Marr
B1 Tonk Game (2:40)
    Written-By - Hank Marr
B2 All My Love Belongs To You (2:35)
    Written-By - Henry Glover , Sally Nix
B3 Silver Spoon (2:24)
    Written-By - Gene C. Redd, Hank Marr
B4 Easy Talk (2:52)
    Written-By - Gene Redd , Hank Marr
B5 Day By Day (3:39)
    Written By - Chan/Stordall/Weston
B6 Late Freight (2:40)
    Written-By - Gene C. Redd, Rusty Bryant

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Jimmy Smith Organ Grinder Swing

Verve Records 1965   V6-8628

notes:

Organ Grinder Swing is a 1965 studio album by Jimmy Smith.
It marked a return to the trio ensemble that Smith
used on the Blue Note recordings earlier in his career

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ
    Kenny Burrell – guitar
    Grady Tate – drums

Recorded:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
June 14 & 15, 1965
Engineer  Rudy Van Gelder
Engineer [Director] Val Valentin
Producer  Creed Taylor

 tracklist:

A1 The Organ Grinder's Swing
Composed By  W. Hudson 2:15     
A2 Oh, No, Babe
Composed By  Jimmy Smith 9:00     
A3 Blues For J
Composed By  Jimmy Smith 5:15     
B1 Greensleeves
Composed By  Trad. 8:53     
B2 I'll Close My Eyes
Composed By  Billy Reid (2), Buddy Kaye 3:16     
B3 Satin Doll
Composed By  B. Strayhorn, D. Ellington, J. Mercer 7:00
 

 

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Jimmy Smith ‎– Damn!

 

Verve Records 1995 ‎
Format:CD, Album, Club Edition

 

credits:

    Jimmy Smith – organ, arranger
    Roy Hargrove – flugelhorn, trumpet
    Nicholas Payton – trumpet
    Bernard "Pretty" Purdie - drums
    Abraham Burton – alto saxophone
    Ron Blake – tenor saxophone
    Mark Turner
    Tim Warfield
    Mark Whitfield – guitar
    Christian McBride – double bass
    Art Taylor – drums
   
Recorded and Mixed by Jim Anderson
Recorded January 24 and 25, 1995, at Power Station, New York

Mixed at Power Station, New York
Mastered by Allan Tucker at Foothill Digital, New York.

tracklist:

1 Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
Drums – Bernard Purdie
2 Sister Sadie
 Saxophone [Alto] – Abraham Burton     
3 Woody 'N' You     6:50     
4 The One Before This     6:53     
5 Watermelon Man
Drums – Bernard Purdie
6 This Here     7:30     
7 Scrapple From The Apple     5:25     
8 Hi-Fly     6:35     
9 A La Mode
Saxophone [Alto] – Abraham Burton 

 

 

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The Dudley Moore Trio ‎– Today

Atlantic records 1971 ‎– SD-1000

credits:

Dudley Moore Trio
Dudley Moore (piano, vocals) Pete Morgan (bass) Chris Karan (drums)
Written-By – Moore (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B3, B4)

Recorded At – United Sound Studios,
Sydney, Australia, September 2, 1971
Sound Engineer: Spencer Lee

 

tracks list:

A1     The More I See You
Written-By – Warren*, Gordon   
A2     Waterloo    
A3     Before Love Went Out Of Style    
A4     Look Of Love
Written-By – Bacharach-David
B1     Song For Suzy    
B2     Two For The Road
Written-By – Mancini
B3     Robin's Blues    
B4     Staircase

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Brother Jack McDuff and David Newman ‎– Double Barrelled Soul

 Atlantic records 1967 ‎– SD 1498credits:

Double Barrelled Soul is a 1967 album by American organist 

Brother Jack McDuff and American saxophonist David Newman 

which was released on the Atlantic label. 

 

credits:

 

Alto Saxophone – Danny Turner
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Flute – David Newman
Drums – Abe Blasingame
Guitar – Melvin Sparks
Organ – Brother Jack McDuff
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Leo Johnson


Design – Stanislaw Zagorski
 Liner Notes – Leo Chears
 Photography By – Raymond Ross


Recorded August 8 & 9, 1967
New York City
Producer – Joel Dorn, Lew Futterman
Engineer – Adrian Barber, Bruce Tergese

tracklist;

A1 But It's Alright
Written-By – J. J. Jackson*, Pierre Tubbs   
A2 Sunny
Written-By – Bobby Hebb   
A3 Esperanto
Written-By – Billy Meshel, Jack McDuff*   
B1 Duffin' 'Round
Written-By – David Newman*   
B2 More Head
Written-By – David Newman*   
B3 Untitled Blues
Written-By – Jack McDuff*, David Newman*

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Jimmy McGriff – The Last Minute

 

Sue Records Inc. – 786 1963

credits:
written by Jimmy McGriff
Directed By – Juggy Murray
Jimmy McGriff – organ
 Morris Dow – guitar, harmonica
 Larry Frazier – rhythm guitar
Willie "Saint" Jenkins – drums
Producer – Joe Lederman
Recorded 1963
Studio New York City, NY

tracklist:

A        The Last Minute Part I    2:15
B        The Last Minute Part II    2:20

 

 

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Mel Brown – Chicken Fat

 

Impulse! records 1967 – AS-9152

Credits:
    Arranged By – Herb Ellis (tracks: A2, B3, B4)
    Drums – Paul Humphrey
    Electric Bass – Ronald Brown*
    Guitar – Arthur Wright (tracks: A4 to B2), Herb Ellis (tracks: A1 to A3), Mel Brown
    Organ – Gerald Wiggins (tracks: A1, A3 to B5)

recorded :
Hollywood, CA, May 31, June 1,  1967
 Engineer – Eddie Brackett
 Producer – Bob Thiele

tracklist:

A1        Chicken Fat
Written-By – Mel Brown
4:11
A2        Greasy Spoon
Written-By – Ellis*, M. Brown*, P. Humphrey*, R. Brown*
5:52
A3        Home James
Written-By – Mel Brown
6:31
A4        Anacrusis
Written-By, Arranged By – Oliver Nelson
2:30
B1        Hobo Flats
Written-By, Arranged By – Oliver Nelson
2:16
B2        Shanty
Written-By – A. Wright*, M. Brown*
4:40
B3        Sad But True
Twelve-String Guitar – Herb Ellis
Written-By – Herb Ellis
5:01
B4        I'm Goin' To Jackson
Twelve-String Guitar – Herb Ellis
Written-By – Herb Ellis
4:23
B5        Slalom
Written-By – Jules Chaikin
4:26


Guitar [12 String Acoustic] – Herb Ellis 5:01
B4     I'm Goin' To Jackson
Guitar [12 String Acoustic] – Herb Ellis 4:23
B5     Slalom     4:26

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The Fuzzy Kane Trio – Oomph!

 

Bay Sound records 1969 – C-68002S

 credits:

Louis W. "Fuzzy" Kane, 
Warren Gantt ,
Monty Poulson

Engineer, Recorded By – George Massenburg
Producer – Kenneth E. Brooks, Milton Dugger Jr.
Recorded October 1968
Recordings Incorporated
Baltimore, Maryland



tracklist:

A1        The Look Of Love
Written-By – Bacharach & David
7:30
A2        Secret Love
Written-By – Webster*, Fain*
6:30
A3        Mrs. Robinson
Written-By – Paul Simon
9:00
B1        Monday, Monday
Written-By – Phillips*
9:00
B2        I've Got My Mojo Working
Written-By – Foster*
11:00

 

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Lloyd Price – This Is My Band

Double-L Records  1963 – DL-2301

credits:

 James Booker Organ, Piano
Lloyd Price Primary Artist, Vocals


tracklist:
A1        Trouble - Part One    2:30
A2        Trouble - Part Two    2:45
A3        Number Four    2:35
A4        Tommy Dorsey's Boogie Woogie    2:22
A5        Ooh-Pee-Day    2:41
A6        Soulful Waltz    2:46
B1        Pan Setta    2:41
B2        Cool Blue    2:54
B3        Go Straight Ahead    2:35
B4        No Limit    2:37
B5        Brother Elijah    2:24
B6        Sweetie    2:35

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Don Wilkerson ‎– Elder Don

Blue Note records 1962  ‎– BST 84121

notes:

Elder Don is an album by American saxophonist Don Wilkerson
recorded in 1962 and released on the Blue Note label.
 It was recorded a month before Preach Brother!, but released later.

credits:

    Don Wilkerson - tenor saxophone
    John Acea - piano
    Grant Green - guitar
    Lloyd Trotman - bass
    Willie Bobo - drums

 Producer – Alfred Lion

Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder     May 3, 1962
Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs

tracklist:

A1        Senorita Eula
Written-By – Wilkerson*
A2        San Antonio Rose
Written-By – Bob Wills
A3        Scrappy
Written-By – Wilkerson*
B1        Lone Star Shuffle
Written-By – Wilkerson*
B2        Drawin' A Tip
Written-By – Wilkerson*
B3        Poor Butterfly
Written-By – Gordon*, Hubbell*
 

 

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Don Wilkerson Shoutin'

 

Blue Note records 1963       BLP 4145

 

 notes:

Shoutin' is an album by American saxophonist Don Wilkerson
recorded in 1963 and released on the Blue Note label.
 
credits:

    Don Wilkerson - tenor saxophone
    John Patton - organ
    Grant Green - guitar
    Ben Dixon - drums

 Engineer  Rudy Van Gelder
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, July 29, 1963

tracklist:

A1        Movin' Out
Written-By – Don Wilkerson
A2        Cookin' With Clarence
Written-By – Wilkerson*
A3        Easy Living
Written-By – Robin*, Ranger*
B1        Happy Johnny
Written-By – Wilkerson*
B2        Blues For J
Written-By – Wilkerson*
B3        Sweet Cake
Written-By – Edward Frank

 

 

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Don Wilkerson ‎– The Texas Twister

 

Riverside Records 1960 ‎– RLP 332

 

notes:

The Texas Twister is the debut album by American saxophonist
Don Wilkerson recorded in 1960 and released on the Riverside label.

credits:
    Don Wilkerson - tenor saxophone
    Nat Adderley - cornet (tracks 1-4 & 7)
    Barry Harris - piano
    Sam Jones - bass (tracks 1, 4–6)
    Leroy Vinnegar - bass (tracks 2, 3, 7)
    Billy Higgins - drums


Producer – Cannonball Adderley
Recorded By – Wally Heider
Recorded May 19 and 20, 1960, San Francisco, CA.


Mastered By – Jack Matthews
Photography By – Jerry Stoll

tracklist:
A1        The Twister
Written-By – Julian Adderley
6:29
A2        Morning Coffee
Written-By – Barry Harris
7:48
A3        Idiom
Written-By – Jim Martin
5:14
B1        Jelly-Roll
Written-By – Don Wilkerson
7:40
B2        Easy To Love
Written-By – Cole Porter
4:34
B3        Where or When
Written-By – Rodgers And Hart
3:58
B4        Media
Written-By – Jim Martin
4:55

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Don Wilkerson Preach Brother!

 

Blue Note records 1962  BST 84107

notes:
Preach Brother! is an album by American saxophonist
Don Wilkerson recorded in 1962 and released on the Blue Note label.
The Allmusic review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine awarded
the album 4 stars and stated, "The result is another fine record
that proves Wilkerson was one of the best, hardest-hitting
 soul-jazz saxophonists of the early '60s"


credits:

    Don Wilkerson - tenor saxophone, tambourine
    Sonny Clark - piano
    Grant Green - guitar
    Butch Warren - bass
    Billy Higgins - drums
    Jual Curtis - tambourine (tracks 3-4)

recorded at:
Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, June 18, 1962
Recorded By  Rudy Van Gelder

tracklist:

All compositions by Don Wilkerson

A1 Jeanie-Weenie - 5:01         
A2 Homesick Blues - 6:40         
A3 Dem Tambourines - 5:38        
B1 Camp Meetin' - 4:44         
B2 The Eldorado Shuffle - 6:28         
B3 Pigeon Peas - 8:35

 

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The Horace Silver Quintet You Gotta Take A Little Love

 

Blue Note records 1969  ‎– BST 84309

notes:

You Gotta Take a Little Love is an album by
jazz pianist Horace Silver released on the Blue Note label
in 1969, featuring performances by Silver with Randy Brecker,
 Bennie Maupin, John Williams, and Billy Cobham.

credits:

    Horace Silver - piano
    Randy Brecker - trumpet, flugelhorn, except 4
    Bennie Maupin - tenor saxophone, flute on 4, 6
    John Williams - bass
    Billy Cobham - drums

recorded at:

Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ,
January 10,1969 and January 17, 1969

tracklist:
All compositions by Horace Silver except as indicated
A1 You Gotta Take A Little Love 5:20
A2 The Risin' Sun 4:35
A3 It's Time 6:35
A4 Lovely's Daughter 4:10
written By bennie Maupin
B1 Down And Out 4:25
B2 The Belly Dancer 7:20
B3 Brain Wave 6:15

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The Interpreters ‎ The Knack

 

Cadet ‎Records 1965 –  LP-762

 

 credits:

George Patterson Jr - Alto & Soprano Sax
Cleo Griffin Jr. - Trumpet
Charles Kinnard Jr. - Tenor Sax
Tom Washington Jr. - Piano
Arlington Davis Jr. - Drums
John Whitfield Jr. - Bass
+
"The Mack Voices" on A1, A3, B1, B3
James L Mack - Bass
Joseph Brewer - Tenor
Charles Van Tasell - Baritone
Anne Reisig - Soprano
Nancy Hawk - Alto

Recorded - September 1965, Ter Mar Recording Studios, Chicago

Album Production & Supervision - Esmond Edwards
Engineer - Ron Malo
Cover Photo & Design - Don Bronstein

tracklist:

A1 The Knack
written by  Barry & Bricusse     
A2 Cyclops
written by     Adderley
A3 Our Mambo     
written by Washington
A4 But When It's Dark
written by Washington     
A5 J.I's Ala Freedom     
written by Washington
B1 Grits And Pigfoots     
written by Washington
B2 Sadder Days
written by Washington    
B3 Time Is Of The Essence
written by Patterson    
B4 Reap-Ba-Sac
written by Kinnard

 

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Oscar Brown Jr. ‎– Tells It Like It Is!

 

Columbia records 1963 ‎– CS 8825

notes:
Oscar Brown Jr. (October 10, 1926 – May 29, 2005) was an American singer,
songwriter, playwright, poet, civil rights activist, and actor.


credits:

Produced by Mike Berniker
Arranged and Conducted by Floyd Morris
Recorded Feb. 12-14, 1963 in Chicago, IL


tracklist:

A1 Sing Hallelujah
Written-By – M. Settle
A2 One Foot In The Gutter
Written-By – C. Terry*, O. Brown Jr.*
A3 So Help Me (A Little 3/4 For God And Co.)
Written-By – L. McCann*, O. Brown Jr.*
A4 Man, Ernest Boy
Written-By – O. Brown Jr.*
A5 The Tree And Me
Written-By – O. Brown Jr.*
A6 Jeannine
Written-By – D. Pearson*, O. Brown Jr.*
B1 The Snake
Written-By – O. Brown Jr.*
B2 A Young Girl
Written-By – C. Aznavour*, O. Brown Jr.*
B3 All Blues
Written-By – M. Davis*, O. Brown Jr.*
B4 If I Only Had
Written-By – C. Aznavour*, O. Brown Jr.*
B5 Tall Like Pine
Written-By – O. Brown Jr.*
 

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Stanley Turrentine Easy Walker

 

   Blue Note records  1966       BST 84268 

notes:

Easy Walker is an album by jazz saxophonist Stanley Turrentine
recorded for the Blue Note label in 1966 and performed
by Turrentine with McCoy Tyner, Bob Cranshaw and Mickey Roke


credits:

bass – Bob Cranshaw
Drums – Mickey Roker
Piano – McCoy Tyner
Producer – Alfred Lion
Tenor Saxophone – Stanley Turrentine

Recorded By
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs,
NJ, July 8, 1966

tracklist:

A1        Meat Wave
Composed By – Hank Johnson
4:43
A2        They All Say That I'm The Biggest Fool
Composed By – Buddy Johnson
7:41
A3        Yours Is My Heart Alone
Composed By – Franz Lehar*
5:05
B1        Easy Walker
Composed By – Billy Taylor
6:12
B2        What The World Needs Now Is Love
Composed By – Bacharach - David*
6:41
B3        Alone Together
Composed By – Schwartz - Dietz*
5:40

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Shirley Scott & The Soul Saxes

Atlantic records 1969 ‎– SD 1532

notes:

Shirley Scott & the Soul Saxes is an album by organist Shirley Scott
 recorded in 1969 and released on the Atlantic label

credits:

Alto Sax, Baritone Sax – Hank Crawford (tracks: B3, B4)
Drums – Bernard Purdie (tracks: A1, A3, B1, B2),
Jimmy Johnson  (tracks: A2, B3, B4)
Electric Bass – Chuck Rainey (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B4),
Jerry Jemmott (tracks: A3)
Guitar – Eric Gale
Organ, Piano – Shirley Scott
Piano – Richard Tee
Tenor Saxophone – David Newman* (tracks: A2),
King Curtis (tracks: A1, B2)
Trumpet – Ernie Royal

Recorded at Atlantic Studios in New York City on September 10, 1968
(track 3) and at Regent Sound Studios in New York City on
July 9 (tracks 1, 4 & 5) and July 10 (tracks 2, 6 & 7), 1969

Engineer – Adrian Barber (tracks: A3),
Bob Liftin (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B4)
Producer – Joel Dorn

Photography By [Backliner] – Joel Brodsky, Walter Iooss
Photography By [Cover] – O. Vernon Matisse*


tracklist:

A1     It's Your Thing
Written-By – O'Kelley Isley*, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley
4:28    
A2     (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman
Written-By – Carole King, Gerry Goffin*, Jerry Wexler
4:09    
A3     I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free
Written-By – Billy Taylor, Dick Dallas
6:22    
B1     You
Written-By – Ivy Hunter*, Jack Goga*, Jeffrey Owen*
5:40    
B2     Stand By Me
Written-By – Ben E. King, Elmo Glick
4:03    
B3     Get Back
Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
4:47    
B4     More Today Than Yesterday
Written-By – Patrick Upton
3:37

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