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Big bands and squawkers,
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December 8, 2024: A Birthday Karambolage
It's a four-birthday pileup today - necessitated by last week's late cancellation. Jersey-City-born alto-sax standout Jimmy Lyons, and Chi-Town crooner Lou Rawls shouldn't have to suffer for me having a life, so we will honor 'em both, while also leaving room in this long, overtime show for this week's cake-recipients Gregg Allman from Memphis, and NYC's own Sammy Davis Jr., who turns 99 today.
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| Sammy Davis Jr., The Morty Stevens Orchestra |
Perdido
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Sammy Swings! | Written-By – E. Drake, H. Lengsfelder, J. Tizol; Music Director – Morty Stevens - released 1957 |
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| Sammy Davis, Jr. |
We're Gonna Roll
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Mr Show-Business | Written by Bobby Black; Date: 22 July 1949 - - Location: Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood; Sammy Davis, Jr. (ldr), members of The Woody Herman Orchestra (acc), Dave Cavanaugh (arr, con, ts), Gerald Wiggins (p), Sammy Davis, Jr. (v) |
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| Sammy Davis Jr. |
September Song
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The Sy Oliver Orchestra; Featuring, Tenor Saxophone – Sam Taylor; Written-By – Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson - relased 1955 (From The Musical Play Of 1938 "Knickerbocker Holiday") |
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| Sammy Davis & Count Basie |
New York City Blues
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Our Shining Hour | With The Count Basie Orchestra • Count Basie - piano, bandleader • Quincy Jones - arranger, conductor • George Rhodes - arranger • Al Aarons - trumpet • Sonny Cohn • Wallace Davenport • Joe Newman • Snooky Young • Henderson Chambers - trombone • Henry Coker • Bill Hughes • Grover Mitchell • Marshal Royal - clarinet, alto saxophone • Eric Dixon - tenor saxophone • Sal Nistico • Charles Fowlkes - baritone saxophone • Frank Wess - saxophone • Freddie Green - guitar • Ray Brown - double bass • Sonny Payne - drums • Emil Richards - percussion • Recorded September 2–5, 1964, New York City - Written by Quincy Jones, Peggy Lee |
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0:08:43 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Sammy Davis Jr. |
That Great Come-and-Get-It-Day
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Sammy Davis Jr. Belts The Best Of Broadway | With the Marty Paich Orchestra; Written by– Lane, Harburg; From Finians's Rainbow - released 1970 |
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| Sammy Davis, Jr. |
Laura
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The Many Faces of Sammy Davis Jr. | Written-By – Raksin, Mercer Released 1965 |
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| Sammy Davis, Jr. |
Got a Great Big Shovel
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Mr. Show-Business | Date: 22 July 1949; Location: Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood; Sammy Davis, Jr. (ldr), members of The Woody Herman Orchestra (acc), Dave Cavanaugh (arr, con, ts), Gerald Wiggins (p), Sammy Davis, Jr. (v) |
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| Sammy Davis, Jr. & Carmen Mcrae |
It Ain't Necessarily So
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Boy Meets Girl! | Sammy Davis Jr. – vocals • Carmen McRae – vocals • Jack Pleis – director • Recorded February 18, 19, 1957 |
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0:19:52 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Sammy Davis Jr. |
Oh Shoo Be Doo Be
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Sammy Swings! | With The Sy Oliver Orchestra; written by Bill Graham, Joe Carroll |
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| Sammy Davis, Jr. |
Dreamy Blues
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The World Of Sammy Davis Jnr | Date: 22 July 1949 Location: Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood Written by Bobby Black; Sammy Davis, Jr. (ldr), members of The Woody Herman Orchestra (acc), Dave Cavanaugh (arr, con, ts), Gerald Wiggins (p), Sammy Davis, Jr. (v) |
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| Sammy Davis & Count Basie |
Bill Basie, Won't You Please Come Home
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Our Shining Hour | Sammy - vocals and tap; With The Count Basie Orchestra • Count Basie - piano, bandleader • Quincy Jones - arranger, conductor • George Rhodes - arranger • Al Aarons - trumpet • Sonny Cohn • Wallace Davenport • Joe Newman • Snooky Young • Henderson Chambers - trombone • Henry Coker • Bill Hughes • Grover Mitchell • Marshal Royal - clarinet, alto saxophone • Eric Dixon - tenor saxophone • Sal Nistico • Charles Fowlkes - baritone saxophone • Frank Wess - saxophone • Freddie Green - guitar • Ray Brown - double bass • Sonny Payne - drums • Emil Richards - percussion • Recorded September 2–5, 1964, New York City |
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| Sammy Davis, Jr. |
Be-Bop the Beguine
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The World Of Sammy Davis Jnr | (Richard Hazard, B. Jordan); Date: 22 February 1949 Location: Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood Sammy Davis, Jr. (ldr), Dave Cavanaugh (arr, con, ts), Shirley Goedike, Mickey Mangano (t), Red Benson, Lloyd Elliott, Ed Kusby (tb), Joe Koch (bar), Jack Marshall (g), John Simmons (b), Gerald Wiggins (p), Alvin Stoller (d), Karl Kiffe (bo), Sammy Davis, Jr. (v) |
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| Jimmy Lyons |
Shakin' Back
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The Box Set | -• Paul Murphy – drums • Karen Borca – bassoon • Jimmy Lyons – alto saxophone recorded at Geneva, Switzerland, May 12, 1984 |
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0:43:59 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Cecil Taylor |
Call
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Live at the Cafe Montmartre | Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Lyons; Drums – Arthur Murray; Piano, Composed By – Cecil Taylor - - Recorded in Copenhagen November 23, 1962 |
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0:54:51 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gil Evans |
Bulbs
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Into the Hot | Arranged By – Gil Evans; Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Lyons; Bass – Henry Grimes; Drums – Jimmy Murray; Piano – Cecil Taylor; Tenor Saxophone – Archie Shepp - - released 1962 |
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1:03:43 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Eddie Gale |
Mexico Thing
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Black Rhythm Happening | Eddie Gale - trumpet • Roland Alexander - soprano saxophone, flute • Jimmy Lyons - alto saxophone • Russell Lyle - tenor saxophone, • Jo Ann Gale Stevens - guitar, vocals • Henry Pearson, Judah Samuel - bass • Elvin Jones - drums • John Robinson - African drums • Sylvia Bibbs, Charles Davis, Paula Nadine Larkin, William Norwood, Fulumi Prince, Carol Ann Robinson, Sondra Walston - vocals |
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1:10:36 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Jimmy Lyons |
Tortuga
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Push Pull | Jimmy Lyons – alto saxophone • Karen Borca – bassoon • Munner Bernard Fennell – cello • Hayes Burnett – bass • Roger Blank – drums Recorded May 6, 1978 at Collective for Living Cinema, New York City |
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1:15:37 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Jimmy Lyons - Andrew Cyrille |
Nuba
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Something In Return | Jimmy Lyons - alto saxophone • Andrew Cyrille - percussion • Recorded February 13, 1981 at Soundscape, New York, NY |
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1:33:20 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Jimmy Lyons |
Wee Sneezawee
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Wee Sneezawee | Jimmy Lyons - alto saxophone • Raphe Malik - trumpet • Karen Borca - bassoon • William Parker - bass • Paul Murphy - drums • Recorded At – Vanguard Studios, NYC September 26 & 27, 1983 |
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1:43:09 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Your Lyon DJ | Radio Rerun: The Dutch Jazz Scene Revisited Program 14—Willem Breuker Kollektief (1977) Plus more Ellingtonia, spotlighting Juan Tizol | 1:50:36 (MP3 | Pop-up) | |||
| Jimmy Lyons Quintet |
Methods
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Give It Up | JIMMY LYONS alto saxophone; ENRICO RAVA trumpet, flugelhorn; KAREN BORCA basson; JAY OLIVER bass; PAUL MURPHY drums - - All music composed by Jimmy Lyons Recorded March 6 and 7, 1985 at Barigozzi Studio, Milano |
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1:59:38 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Alan Silva, Jimmy Lyons, Lester Bowie, Andrew Cyrille |
Premonitions
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Other Afternoons | Jimmy Lyons - alto saxophone • Lester Bowie - trumpet • Alan Silva - bass • Andrew Cyrille - drums • Recorded in Paris on August 15, 1969 |
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2:10:50 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Cecil Taylor |
Student Studies Part 1
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The Great Paris Concert | Cecil Taylor, piano; Jimmy Lyons, alto saxophone; Alan Silva, bass; Andrew Cyrille, drums - - Recorded in Paris at Maison De L'ORTF, Salle 105 on November 30, 1966 (Broadcast 'ORTF') |
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2:18:28 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Andrew Cyrille, Jimmy Lyons |
In These Last Days
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Nuba | Andrew Cyrille – drums, percussion • Jeanne Lee – vocals, poetry • Jimmy Lyons – alto saxophone • • Recorded at Fontana Studio 7 in Milano, Italy in June 1979 Recorded June 1979 |
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2:34:30 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Jimmy Lyons |
'Round midnight
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The Box Set | 3 Whopper drop-outs in first 30 secs - pay no mind! Raphe Malik – trumpet • Sidney Smart – drums • Hayes Burnett – bass • Jimmy Lyons – alto saxophone • Recorded at Studio Rivbea, New York City, September 15–17, 1972 |
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2:42:08 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Jimmy Lyons |
Push Pull
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Wildflowers 4: The New York Loft Sessions | Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Lyons; Bass – Hayes Burnett; Bassoon – Karen Borca; Drums – Henry Maxwell Letcher |
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| David Murray Octet with Jimmy Lyons |
Home
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Joe Papp's Public Theatre, NYC | Olu Dara [Charles Jones III] (tpt, cornet) :::::Lawrence "Butch" Morris (cornet) :::::Dick Griffith (tb) :::::Jimmy Lyons (as) :::::David Murray (ts, bcl) :::::Anthony Davis (p) :::::Wilbur Morris (b) :::::Steve McCall (d) - - July 1984 Joe Papp's Public Theatre, New York - -Broadcast in late 1984 on American Public Radio |
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| Allman Brothers Band |
Revival (Mono Single Version)
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Idlewild South | Drums – Butch Trucks; Drums, Percussion – Jai Johanny Johanson ( Jaimoe ); Harmonica, Percussion – Thom Doucette; Lead Guitar – Dickey Betts; Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar – Duane Allman; Organ, Piano – Gregg Allman; Timpani – Butch Trucks; Vocals – Berry Oakley - originally released as single A-side in 1970. |
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3:05:40 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman |
Wasted Words
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Laid Back | (Previously unreleased) Gregg Allman – vocals, Hammond organ, acoustic guitar • Tommy Talton – acoustic, electric and slide guitars, dobro and tambourine • Scott Boyer – acoustic, electric and steel guitars, electric piano • Buzz Feiten – guitar • Jim Nalls – guitar • David Brown – bass • Charlie Hayward – bass • Johnny Sandlin – bass • Max Cahn – violin • Tony Posk – violin • Paul Hornsby – organ, keyboards, clavinet • Chuck Leavell – acoustic and electric pianos, vibes • David "Fathead" Newman – saxophone • Bill Stewart – drums • Jai Johanny Johanson – percussion, conga • Butch Trucks – percussion, cabasa • Carl Hall – background vocals • Hilda Harris – background vocals • Cissy Houston – background vocals • Emily Houston – background vocals • June McGruder – background vocals • Helene Miles – background vocals • Linda November – background vocals • Eileen Gilbert – background vocals • Maretha Stewart – background vocals • Albertine Robinson – background vocals • Ed Freeman – strings and horn arrangements, conductor • Recorded March 1973 at Capricorn Sound Studios, (Macon, Georgia)Record Plant, (New York City) |
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3:08:43 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman |
Floating Bridge
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Low Country Blues | Written by Sleepy John Estes; Gregg Allman – vocals, B3, acoustic guitar • Doyle Bramhall II – guitar • T Bone Burnett – producer, guitar • Hadley Hawkensmith – guitar • Dennis Crouch – double bass • Dr. John – piano • Jay Bellerose – drums, percussion • Recorded at The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, CA - released 2011 |
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3:13:23 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman |
Rollin' Stone
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Laid Back | (Solo Guitar & Vocal Demo) - released 1973 |
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3:18:02 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Allman And Woman |
Can You Fool
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Two The Hard Way | Cher – lead vocals, harmony vocals Gregg Allman – lead vocals, harmony vocals, organ, producer Ricky Hirsch, John Leslie Hug, Fred Tackett, Scott Boyer – guitar Willie Weeks – bass Neil Larsen – piano, electric piano, clavinet, organ Randall Bramblett, Harvey Thompson, Ronnie Eades – saxophone Harrison Calloway, Jim Horn – horn Ben Cauley – trumpet, flugelhorn Dennis Good – trombone Mickey Raphael – harmonica Bobbye Hall – percussion Bill Stewart – drums Clydie King, Doug Hayward, Pat Henderson, Russell Morris, Sherlie Matthews, Tim Schmit – backing vocals Jimmy Webb – string and horn arrangements on "We're Gonna Make It" and "Do What You Gotta Do" Ed Freeman – string arrangements Sid Sharp – concertmaster - - |
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| Hourglass |
It´s Not My Cross To Bear
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Southbound | Bass, Guitar, Vocals – Jessie Willard Carr; Drums, Guitar, Gong – Johnny Sandlin; Lead Guitar, Electric Guitar – Duane Allman; Organ, Piano, Guitar, Lead Vocals – Gregg Allman; Piano, Organ, Guitar, Vocals – Paul Hornsby - - "The Rare Liberty Recordings" (1967-1969) |
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3:25:19 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman |
Multi-Colored Lady
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Laid Back | Gregg Allman – vocals, Hammond organ, acoustic guitar • Tommy Talton – acoustic, electric and slide guitars, dobro and tambourine • Scott Boyer – acoustic, electric and steel guitars, electric piano • Buzz Feiten – guitar • Jim Nalls – guitar • David Brown – bass • Charlie Hayward – bass • Johnny Sandlin – bass • Max Cahn – violin • Tony Posk – violin • Paul Hornsby – organ, keyboards, clavinet • Chuck Leavell – acoustic and electric pianos, vibes • David "Fathead" Newman – saxophone • Bill Stewart – drums • Jai Johanny Johanson – percussion, conga • Butch Trucks – percussion, cabasa • Carl Hall – background vocals • Hilda Harris – background vocals • Cissy Houston – background vocals • Emily Houston – background vocals • June McGruder – background vocals • Helene Miles – background vocals • Linda November – background vocals • Eileen Gilbert – background vocals • Maretha Stewart – background vocals • Albertine Robinson – background vocals • Ed Freeman – strings and horn arrangements, conductor • Recorded March 1973 at Capricorn Sound Studios, (Macon, Georgia)Record Plant, (New York City) |
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3:28:42 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| 31st Of February |
God Rest His Soul
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Duane & Greg Allman | (Gregg Allman) Duane Allman – lead guitar Gregg Allman – organ, lead vocals Scott Boyer – acoustic guitar, vocals David Brown – bass Butch Trucks – drums, percussion - recorded 1968 TK Studios, Hialeah, United States |
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3:33:29 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Allman Brothers Band |
Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
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Idlewild South | Drums – Butch Trucks; Drums, Percussion – Jai Johanny Johanson ( Jaimoe ); Harmonica, Percussion – Thom Doucette; Lead Guitar – Dickey Betts; Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar – Duane Allman; Organ, Piano – Gregg Allman; Timpani – Butch Trucks; Vocals – Berry Oakley - 1970 |
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3:37:22 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman Band |
Trouble No More
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Uncle Sam's | Bass – Gregg Voorhees; Drums – Frankie Toler; Guitar – Bruce Waibel; Lead Guitar – Dan Toler; Lead Vocals, Electric Organ [Hammond B-3], Acoustic Guitar – Gregg Allman; Percussion – Chaz Trippy; Saxophone [Sax], Flute – Donn Finney Trumpet – Larry Finney (Recorded Live at Uncle Sam's, Hull, MA, 7/1/1983) |
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3:40:51 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman |
Song for Adam - Shadow Dream Song
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Laid Back | [solo guitar & vocal demo] written by Jackson Browne |
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3:44:15 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Gregg Allman |
Turn On Your Love Light
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The Gregg Allman Tour | Gregg Allman - lead vocals, Hammond B-3 organ • Tommy Talton - lead & slide guitars • Scott Boyer - rhythm guitar • Ken Tibbetts - bass guitar • Bill Stewart - drums • Jai Johanny Johanson (credited as “Johnny Lee Johnson”) - conga drums & percussion • Chuck Leavell - acoustic & electric pianos • Randall Bramblett - soprano, alto & C-melody saxophones (all sax solos) • David Brown - tenor saxophone • Harold "Bullets" Williams - baritone saxophone • Todd Logan, Peter Eklund - trumpets • Annie Sutton, Erin Dickins, Lynn Rubin - backing vocals (THESE LADIES ARE FROM NEW YORK!) • Recorded 1974 at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY and the Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ |
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| DJ who Makes ou All Argy, Cuz He's All, Like, Bargey | Today at 6pm on DJ Peter and the Laughing Clock . Peter doth present: Radio Rerun: The Dutch Jazz Scene Revisited Program 14—Willem Breuker Kollektief (1977) Plus more Ellingtonia, spotlighting Juan Tizol | 3:58:50 (MP3 | Pop-up) | |||
| Lou Rawls |
Tobacco Road
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Tobacco Road | Prod. by Onzy Mathews - released 1964 |
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4:04:29 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
Your Good Thing (Is About To End)
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The Way It Was The Way It Is | Prod. David Axelrod - released 1969 |
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4:08:27 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
Old Folks
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Soulin' | Arranged By, Conductor – H.B. Barnum Producer – David Axelrod - released 1966 |
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4:12:45 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
Yesterday's Dreams
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You've Made Me So Very Happy | 1970 Arranged By, Conductor – H.B. Barnum Producer – David Axelrod |
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4:15:02 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
Christmas Is
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Merry Christmas Ho! Ho! Ho! | Arranged By, Conductor – H.B. Barnum Producer – David Axelrod - released 1967 |
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4:17:50 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)
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Stormy Monday | Bass – Leroy Vinnegar; Drums – Ron Jefferson; Piano – Les McCann; Producer – Nick Venet; Vocals – Lou Rawls - - Recorded in January 1962 |
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4:20:57 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
Bring It On Home
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Bring It On Home....And Other Sam Cooke Hits | Producer – David Axelrod, Rick Hall - 1970 |
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| Lou Rawls |
Blues for a Four String Guitar
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Tobacco Road |
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| Lou Rawls |
Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)
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The Way It Was the Way It Is |
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| Lou Rawls |
Dead End Street
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Capitol Records – 5869 - b/w Yes It Hurts - Doesn't It |
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| Lou Rawls |
Love Is A Hurtin' Thing
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Soulin' |
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| Lou Rawls |
The Shadow Of Your Smile
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Live! | WITH: Bass – Jimmy Bond; Drums – Earl Palmer; Guitar – Herb Ellis; MC – Jay Rich, Johnny Magnus; Piano – Tommy Strode; Recorded live during an on-stage performance in the studio before an invited audience, January, 31st & February, 1st at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles, Californi |
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4:39:30 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| Lou Rawls |
Feelin' Alright
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You've Made Me So Very Happy | Arranged By, Conductor – H.B. Barnum Producer – David Axelrod - 1970 |
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4:44:11 (MP3 | Pop-up) |
| DJ Enough Already | I HOPE YOU ENJOYED TODAY'S GRUESOME, 5-HOUR, 4-CAR MUSICAL PILE-UP. |
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‘ Jimmy Lyons (December 1, 1931 – May 19, 1986) was an American alto saxophone player. He is best known for his long tenure in the Cecil Taylor Unit. Lyons was the only constant member of the band from the mid-1960s until his death. Taylor never worked with another musician as frequently as he did with Lyons. Lyons' playing, influenced by Charlie Parker, kept Taylor's avant-garde music tethered to the jazz tradition ‘…
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‘ Louis Allen Rawls (December 1, 1933 – January 6, 2006) was an American baritone singer. He released 61 albums, sold more than 40 million records, and had numerous charting singles, most notably the song "You'll Never Find Another Love like Mine". He also worked as a film, television, and voice actor. He was a three-time winner of the Best Male R&B Vocal Performance Grammy Award ‘…
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‘ Gregory LeNoir Allman (December 8, 1947 – May 27, 2017) was an American musician, singer and songwriter. He was known for performing in the Allman Brothers Band. Allman grew up with an interest in rhythm and blues music, and the Allman Brothers Band fused it with rock music, jazz, and country. He wrote several of the band's most popular songs, including "Whipping Post", "Melissa", and "Midnight Rider". Allman also had a successful solo career, releasing seven studio albums. He was born and spent much of his childhood in Nashville, Tennessee, before relocating to Daytona Beach, Florida and then Macon, Georgia ‘…
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’ Samuel George Davis Jr. (December 8, 1925 – May 16, 1990) was an American singer, actor, comedian and dancer.
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coelacanth∅:
tom tom the pipers son:
Stork:
northguineahills:
Stork:
fred:
doctorjazz:
Stork:
Dean:
tom tom the pipers son:
doctorjazz:
fred:
coelacanth∅:
Michael 98145:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
i don't think i have to consider that ever again though.
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
Michael 98145:
doctorjazz:
coelacanth∅:
no marshmallows please!
bobob plasticland milw:
fred:
bobobobob plasticland:
doctorjazz:
Stork:
Stork:
doctorjazz:
Cecil Taylor and his quartet were playing in a now defunkt club in Greenwich Village, NYC. The New York Times used to select an upcoming weekend show in the Friday arts section, and recommended the Taylor show, saying he used to be all bombast, but now he's varying the intensity, dynamic shifts, soft and loud. People took this a certain way, and there was a line to get in down the block (I didn't have an advance ticket). I got on line, but the line moved up-people were going in, sitting for a few minutes, then leaving. While the NY Times reviewed was correct on the dynamic shifts, he didn't make clear that the quiet sections could be as "out" or dissonant as the loud sections. I got in, sat in the back, but eventually got a front seat, stayed for 2 sets.
doctorjazz:
doctorjazz:
fred:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
coelacanth∅:
Stork:
doctorjazz:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
...not session musicians playing bland session musician formula.
coelacanth∅:
adamdoesit:
Stork:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
Andrew in Toronto:
www.discogs.com...
coelacanth∅:
doctorjazz:
Andrew in Toronto:
adamdoesit:
doctorjazz:
alanr:
Michael 98145:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
adamdoesit:
Michael 98145:
Stork:
doctorjazz:
Stork:
doctorjazz:
Andrew in Toronto:
Stork:
Michael 98145:
adamdoesit:
doctorjazz:
cricket∅:
Stork:
Stork:
doctorjazz:
Stork:
adamdoesit:
adamdoesit:
fred:
Michael 98145:
judy from croton:
Michael 98145:
Stork:
Stork:
coelacanth∅:
doctorjazz:
coelacanth∅:
Michael 98145:
doctorjazz:
Michael 98145:
doctorjazz:
adamdoesit:
Jeff Moore:
WR:
Onward y'all.
pot8o:
doctorjazz:
coelacanth∅:
Michael 98145:
chresti:
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