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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Johnny Hammond Smith ‎– Open House

Riverside Records 1963 ‎– RS 9482

notes:
Open House! is an album by jazz organist Johnny "Hammond" Smith
which was recorded in 1963 and released on the Riverside label.

credits:

    Bass – Bob Cranshaw
    Congas – Ray Barretto (tracks: A, B2, B3)
    Drums – Art Taylor (tracks: B1), Leo Stevens (tracks: A, B2, B3)
    Flute, Tenor Saxophone – Seldon Powell
    Guitar – Eddie McFadden
    Organ – Johnny "Hammond" Smith*
    Trumpet, Cornet – Thad Jones

Recorded    1963
New York City
Producer     Orrin Keepnews


tracklist:

A1        Open House
Written-By – Smith*
4:36
A2        Cyra
Written-By – Smith*
5:25
A3        I Remember You
Written-By – J. Mercer*, Schertzinger*
4:58
A4        Cleopatra
Written-By – Alex North
2:33
B1        Blues For DeDe
Written-By – Smith*
6:57
B2        Why Was I Born
Written-By – Kern*, O. Hammerstein II*
4:40
B3        I Love You
Written-By – Cole Porter
5:4

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Les McCann Ltd. ‎– But Not Really

LIMELIGHT RECORDS 1964           LS 86016

Gatefold

 

notes:

 

But Not Really is an album by pianist Les McCann
recorded in 1964 and released on the Limelight label

credits:

Bass – Victor Gaskin
Drums – Paul Humphrey
Piano – Les McCann
   
Recording: December 1964 at Radio Recorders, Hollywood
Production: Jack Tracy

tracks list:

A1     But Not Really
Written-By – Les McCann
A2     A Little Three-Four
Written-By – Les McCann
A3     Our Delight
Written-By – Tadd Dameron
A4     Sweetie
Written-By – Ernie Freeman
B1     We're On The Move Now
Written-By – Les McCann
B2     Jack V. Schwartz
Written-By – Les McCann
B3     Little Freak
Written-By – Les McCann
B4     Yours Is My Heart Alone
 Written-By – Lehar*, Lohner*, Smith*, Herzer*

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Johnny "Hammond" Smith ‎– Gettin' Up

 

Prestige records ‎1967      PR 7494

notes:

Gettin' Up (also released as Ebb Tide) is an album by jazz organist
Johnny "Hammond" Smith recorded for the Prestige label in 1967.

 
credits:

    Johnny "Hammond" Smith - organ
    Virgil Jones - trumpet
    Houston Person - tenor saxophone
    Thornel Schwartz - guitar
    Jimmy Lewis - electric bass
    John Harris - drums

Cal Lampley - producer
Rudy Van Gelder - engineer
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 3, 1967

A1        The Sin-In
Written-By – Smith*
4:20
A2        Stand By Me
Written-By – Leiber / Stoller*
2:40
A3        Knock On Wood
Written-By – Floyd*, Cropper*
2:45
A4        The Soulful Blues
Written-By – Smith*
7:25
B1        Ebb Tide
Written-By – Maxwell*
2:40
B2        Summertime
Written-By – Gershwin - Gershwin*
3:30
B3        Gettin' Up
Written-By – Smith*
6:10
B4        The "In" Crown
Written-By – Page*
3:15

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Brother Jack McDuff Quartet, The Brother Jack At The Jazz Workshop Live!

 Prestige records 1963  PR 7286

notes:
Brother Jack at the Jazz Workshop Live! is a live album by organist
Jack McDuff recorded in San Francisco in 1963 and released on the Prestige label.

credits:

Drums  Joe Dukes
    Guitar  George Benson
    Organ  Jack McDuff
    Saxophone [Tenor]  Harold Vick, Red Holloway
    Producer  Lew Futterman, Peter Paul

recorded at:
"The Jazz Workshop", San Francisco, CA, October 3, 1963

tracklist:

A1        Blues 1 & 8
Written-By – McDuff*
A2        Passing Through
Written-By – Lloyd*
A3        Dink's Blues
Written-By – McDuff*
A4        Grease Monkey
Written-By – McDuff*
B1        Vas Dis
Written-By – McDuff*
B2        Somewhere In The Night
Written-By – May*
B3        Jive Samba
Written-By – Adderley*

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Willis Jackson ‎– Boss Shoutin'

 

Prestige records 1964   ‎ ‎– PRST 7329

notes:

Boss Shoutin' is an album by saxophonist Willis Jackson
which was recorded in 1964 and released on the Prestige label.

credits:

    Bass – George Tucker
    Drums – Joe Hadrick
    Guitar – Pat Azzara
    Organ – Carl Wilson
    Tenor Saxophone – Willis Jackson
    Trumpet – Frank Robinson
    
Recorded    January 9, 1964
Studio    Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
Producer    Ozzie Cadena



 tracklist:

A1        Boss St. Louis Blues
Written-By – Handy*
A2        Que Sera, Sweetie
Written-By – Jackson*
B1        Shoutin'
Written-By – Jackson*
B2        Nice & Easy
Written-By – Bergman*, Spence*, Keith*
B3        Your Wonderful Love
Written-By – Rogers

 

 

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Willis Jackson Star bag

 

Prestige records 1968    PR 7571

 notes:
Star Bag is an album by saxophonist Willis Jackson which
was recorded in 1968 and released on the Prestige label

credits:

    Willis Jackson – tenor saxophone
    Trudy Pitts – organ
    Bill Jennings – guitar
    Jimmy Lewis – electric bass
    Bobby Donaldson – drums
    Victor Allende – congas

recorded:
Rudy Van Gelder Studio,
Englewood Cliffs, NJ, March 22, 1968
Producer    Cal Lampley

Trackslist:

All compositions by Willis Jackson except where noted

A1 Star Bag        
A2 The Girl From Ipanema
 Antônio Carlos Jobim, Vinícius de Moraes, Norman Gimbel        
A3 Good To The Damn Bone         
B1 More
Riz Ortolani, Nino Oliviero, Norman Newell        
B2 Smoke Rings
Gene Gifford, Ned Washington         
B3 Yellow Days
Alan Bernstein, Álvaro Carrillo

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Dave Lewis – Little Green Thing

 A&M RECORDS 1964               SP-105

 

credits:

 

 Arranged By – Dave Lewis
    Drums – Dickey Enfield
    Electric Guitar – Joe Johansen
    Written-By – Dave Lewis (4) (pistes : A1, A3, A4, A6, B1, B4, B6)

Recorded at Audio Engineering, Seattle, Wash.
Engineer – Kearney Barton
Producer, Liner Notes – Jerry Dennon

A1    Little Green Thing    1:58
A2    Fly Me To The Moon  2:42
Written-By – Bart Howard
A3    Givin' Gas    2:38
A4    The Swim Thing    2:48
A5    Around The World In Eighty Days 3:02
Written-By – Adamson*, Young*
A6    Lip Service    2:28
B1    Mister Clyde    2:05
B2    Honky Tonk  4:18
Written-By – Doggett*, Butler*, Scott*, Shepherd*
B3    Misty 2:23
Written-By – Garner*, Burke*
B4    Little Joe    1:54
B5    I Left My Heart In San Francisco 2:22
Written-By – Cross*, Cory*
B6        David's Mood, Part II    2:30

 

 

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Dave Lewis – High Heel Sneakers

 

Panorama records 1968  – 107

notes:

David Eugene Lewis (1938 – March 13, 1998) was an American rock and rhythm & blues
 (R&B) keyboardist, organist, and vocalist based in Seattle, Washington, US.
the singularly most significant figure on the Pacific Northwest's nascent
rhythm & blues scene.
As a student at Seattle's Garfield High School Lewis formed the combo that would
bring him to local prominence. George Griffin from his doo-wop group played drums;
 Barney Hilliard and J. B. Allen both played saxophone; Jack Grey played upright bass,
and Al Aquino rounded out the group on guitar
The Dave Lewis Combo opened for, among others Sugar Pie DeSanto,
Sugar Chile Robinson, Nellie Lutcher, and Wild Bill Davis.

recorded live At D.J.'S in 1968

tracklist:

A1        I Got A Woman
 by Ray Charles
A2        High Heel Sneakers
 Robert Higgenbotham
A3        Nobody Knows
traditionnal
A4        Philly Dog
dave lewis
A5        J. A J.
dave lewis
B1        Mmm-Mmm-Mmm
dave Lewis
B2        Searchin'
lieber, Stoller
B3        Jack Daniels Green
Dave Lewis
B4        Willow Weep For Me
Ann Ronell
B5        Hold On, I'm Coming

 

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The Ramsey Lewis Trio + Jean DuShon – You Better Believe Me

Argo Records 1965                   LP-750

notes:

You Better Believe Me is an album by the Ramsey Lewis Trio,
featuring vocalist Jean DuShon on six tracks, which was
recorded in late 1964 and early 1965 and released on the Argo label.

credits:

Alto Saxophone, Flute – Ronald Wilson (tracks: A1 to A6)
Bass – Cleveland Eaton (tracks: B6), Eldee Young
Cello – Eldee Young (tracks: B1 to B6)
Drums – Red Holt
Guitar – Roland Faulkner (tracks: A1 to A6)
Piano – Ramsey Lewis
Producer – Esmond Edwards
Vocals – Jean DuShon (tracks: A1 to A6)

Recorded at: Universal Recording Studios, Chicago, IL. Dec 19 1964 & Jan 14 1965.
Engineer – Bob Kidder

A2 from the musical production "The Roar Of The Greasepaint - The Smell Of The Crowd"

tracklist:

A1        You'd Better Believe Me
Written By – Buddy Johnson
2:39    
A2        Who Can I Turn ToY
Written By – Bricusse/Newley
2:48    
A3        Night Time
Written By – Joe Bailey
2:45    
A4        Something You Got
Written By – Chris Keener
2:44    
A5        He Was Good To Me
Written By – Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart
3:26    
A6        Goodbye Lover, Hello Friend
Written By – Norman Newell/Michael Carr
3:57    
B1        Corcovado (Quiet Nights)
Written By – Antonio Carlos Jobim/Gene Lees
3:00    
B2        Ain't Nobody's Business
Written By – William York
3:23    
B3        Let It Be
Written By – G. Becaud/P. Delanoe/M. Curtis
3:12    
B4        It Had Better Be Tonight
Written By – Mancini/Mercer/Stasera
2:57    
B5        My Coloring Book
Written By – John Kander/Fred Ebb
4:05    
B6        I'm Beginning To See The Light
Written By – Hodges/George/Ellington/James
3:04

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