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BARGAIN
BASEMENT
COMPACT
DISCS - Rhythm & Blues, Soul & Doo-Wop
Barbara Acklin -> Frankie Lee
| JOHNNY ADAMS |
AIM 1201 |
The Immortal Soul Of |
● CD $13.98 $8.98 |
New Orleans singer Adams wraps his soulful pipes around 15
searing ballads and up tempo R&B items on these recordings produced by
Senator Jones for a number of different labels in the late 70s and early
80s. Recorded at the Sea-Saint Studio with top New Orleans musicians like
Walter Washington, Alan Toussaint, Leo Nocentelli and others he does I
Only Wanna Be With You/ Love Me Now/ Give Me A Chance/ Who Will The Next
Fool Be/ Stay With Me/ Closer To You and others including Johnny's only
stab at disco - an uptempo reworking of Spanish Harlem.
JOHNNY ADAMS: Closer To You/ Don't Let The Green Grass
Fool You/ Give Me A Chance/ I Only Wanna Be With You/ I'll Never Fall In
Love Again/ Love Me Now/ Share Your Love/ Sharing With You/ Spanish Harlem/
Stairway To Heaven/ Stay With Me/ Think About You/ Turning Point/ Who Will
The Next Fool Be/ Your Love Is All I Need
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| JOHNNY ADAMS |
Collectables 5741 |
Reconsider Me |
● CD $11.98 $8.98 |
18 fine sides recorded for Shelby Singleton in the 60s and
70s - Reconsider Me/ Kiss The Hurt Away/ Proud Woman/ Release Me/ Real
Life Hurtin' Man/ I Can't Be All Bad, etc.
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| JOHNNY ADAMS |
Rounder 2135 |
The Verdict |
● CD $15.98 $9.98 |
12 cuts, 57 mins, recommended
New Orleans' "Tan Nightingale"
is wonderful on this his 2nd LP of late night jazz, the follow-up to '93's
"Good Morning Heartache" (Rounder 2125 - $15.98) There's a few jumpin'
tracks here, but my faves are the smoochers, including the title track,
originally by the 5 Keys, backed by a gorgeous quartet led by saxist Houston
Person, who also backs Johnny on standards Willow Weep For Me & I
Cover The Waterfront, and the beautiful opening tune, Dinah Washington's
Blue Gardenia backed only by pianist-turned-movie-serial killer Harry
Connick Jr. Also include 3 tunes co-written by Johnny's 2 favorite medical
men, Doc Pomus & Dr. John, including the never before recorded Dreams Must
Be Going Out Of Style. (GM)
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| LEE ALLEN |
Collectables 5083 |
Walkin' With Mr. Lee - Golden Classics |
● CD $11.98 $9.98 |
14 tracks, recommended
Instrumental New Orleans R&B
featuring legendary tenor sax player Lee Allen who worked with just about
everybody in New Orleans in the 50s and 60s. Joined by fellow New Orlenians
Allen Toussaint, Edgar Blanchard, Justin Adams and others and he recorded a
number of fine tracks for the New York based Ember Records in 1957 and '58
which resulted in two minor hits Walkin' With Mr Lee and Tic Toc
which are featured here along with 12 other cuts - Short Circuit/ Ivy
League/ Hot Rod Special/ Promenade/ Strollin' With Mr. Lee/ Lee's Blues
and others. This CD is a reissue of Ember LP 200 and has new notes by Mark
Marymount. (FS)
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| GENE BARGE |
See For Miles SECD 442 |
Dance With Daddy "G" Plus .. |
● CD $16.98 $9.98 |
19 tracks, 50 min., recommended
Gene Barge is perhaps best
known as the Daddy G playing sax on all those Gary U.S. Bonds and Jimmy Soul
songs. But that was Barge on Chuck Willis' C. C. Rider and Betty
And Dupree, on Fontella Bass' Rescue Me session, and on sessions
with Howlin' Wolf, Koko Taylor, Sugar Pie DeSanto, Muddy Waters, The Dells,
Andre Williams, Etta James, The Violinaires, Meditation Singers, Little
Milton, and on and on. This release reissues his original Checker album
(LP-2994), Dance With Daddy G, from 1964 and adds 7 cuts, 3 of which are
previously unreleased and 6 of which are not really instrumentals. And while
Chess/Checker squandered Barge's talents by having him
record an LP of
instrumental versions of popular songs, he manages to lift the concept up
from the dance floor to a somewhat loftier height. Somewhat. (JC)
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| FONTELLA BASS |
Fuel 2000 61072 |
Free |
● CD $16.98 $9.98 |
Superb soul singing from St. Louis vocalist Bass on 15 songs
recorded for the Jewel subsidiary Paula in 1972 and '73. The sessions were
produced by the great Oliver Sain who gave Fontella her first break in the
early 60s and features arrangements by Gene Barge. Includes fine song like
To Be Free/ I Want Everyone To Know/ Talking About Freedom/ Wiping Tears/
Who You Gonna Blame/ I'm Leaving The Choice To You and others including
a fine remake of her most famous song - the classic Rescue Me.
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| BIG MAYBELLE |
Westside 589 |
Half Heaven, Half Heartache |
● CD $13.98 $10.98 |
First reissue on CD of Maybelle's Brunswick recordings from
the mid/late 60s. It includes two Lps (one all gospel), a non album single
and a previously unissued track. Includes What More Can A Woman Do/
Tortured/ If/ I Still Care/ The Price You have To Pay/ Yes Indeed!/ Joshua
Fit The Battle Of Jericho/ Down By the Riverside, etc.
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| NAPPY BROWN &
KIP ANDERSON |
Westside WESF 104 |
Best of Both Worlds |
● CD $15.98 $9.98 |
12 tracks, 38 min., highly recommended
Originally issued on Ripete label in 1997. If you like your rhythm & blues rockin' ala 1950s or
you're into the "beach music" scene, this CD is right for going 'down in the
alley'. Both were former gospel singers born in the Carolinas. Nappy sings
solo lead on (Night Time Is) The Right Time/ Down In The Bottom/ Don't Be
Angry and Hit The Road Jack ; Kip sings solo lead on It
Should've Been Me, Hal Paige's Big Foot May/ Knife And Fork and
When You're Ugly Like Me. On the rest, they sort of encourage each
other (I wouldn't call it a duet), with Nappy singing the main lead on
Jackie Brenston's Rocket 88, Wynonie Harris' Who Threw The Whiskey
in The Well, and (using his bass voice) You Never Had It So Good.
Stick McGhee's Drinkin' Wine Spo Dee O Dee gets a full-tilt Chuck
Berry treatment, featuring mostly Kip with a Nappy intro/extro & trading off
wine names. It rocks like mad and is only one of many highlights in this
well recorded set. (EL)
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| DON BRYANT |
Hi (UK) HEXCD 50 |
The Complete Don Bryant on Hi Records |
● CD $19.98 $11.98 |
Two CD set featuring 52 tracks from this fine
singerincluding all his singles, starting in 1964, his duets with Marion
Brittnam as 1+1, his slo album "Precious Soul", nine demos and 1981 duet
with his wife Ann Peebles.
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| SOLOMON BURKE |
Bizarre/Straight 40101 |
Homeland |
● CD $15.98 $9.98 |
This 1992 release was Solomon Burke's first new studio
recordings in over five years, and worth the wait. Forget any preconceived
notions about soul legends attempting to recapture the old magic;
Homeland is one fine soul album. From the bluesy opening cut Baby
Please Don't Cry, Burke makes it clear that he still deserves all the
praise heaped on him over the years. His cover of Otis Redding's Try A
Little Tenderness is strong, but the real strength of this album is in
the new material. The title track mourns the absence of equality in America,
without bitterness, while the music manages to be uplifting - no small
trick. Make It Up To You/ What I've Got To Do/ Stayin' Away/ I'll Be
There also deserve special attention. (JC)
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| THE CHANTELS |
Westside 564 |
We Are The Chantels/ There's Our Song Again |
● CD $13.98 $10.98 |
Now deleted. Two End albums from 1958 and 1962 on one CD
featuring this pioneering girl group with the incredible lead vocals of
Arlene Smith. Includes their big hit Maybe plus He's Gone/ The
Plea/ He's Gone/ Goodbye To Love, etc.
THE CHANTELS: Believe Me My Angel/ C'est Si Bon/ Come My
Little Baby/ Congratulations/ Every Night (I Pray)/ Goodbye To Love/ He's
Gone/ How Could You Call It Off/ I/ I Love You So/ I'll Walk Alone/ I'm
Confessin'/ I'm The Girl/ If You Try/ Ific./ Maybe/ My Darlin'/ My Memories
of You/ Never Let Go/ Prayee/ Sure Of Love/ The Plea/ There's Our Song
Again/ Whoever You Are
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| DEE CLARK |
Westside 805 |
Take Care Of Business |
● CD $15.98 $9.98 |
First ever CD issue of Dee's mid 60s recordings for
Constellation - Crossfire Time/ Come Closer/ That's My Girl/ Heartbreak/
I Ain't Gonna Be A Fool, etc.
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| EDDIE COLE &
THE THREE PEPPERS |
Collectables 5331 |
That's Right! |
● CD $11.98 $7.98 |
CD reissue of Krazy Kat 831. The first nine tracks feature
Nat Cole's older brother, the supercool smooth swing vocalist/pianist Eddie
Cole, with his rhythm jive unit known variously as His Gang and the Solid
Senders. Eddie's vocal style is reminiscent of early Charles Brown and Nat
Cole, supported with occasional tasty tenor sax and guitar fills, the latter
supplied by Jimmy White. The rest consists of 5 cuts by the pitifully
underecorded Three Peppers, who are composed of Roy Branker (piano & tenor
lead), Bob Bell (guitar and 2nd tenor),and Walter Williams (bass & baritone
vocal). This excellent jive-swing trio sing in the 3 Clefs and 3 Flames
vein. One other side by them appeared on the now out of print Clanka Lanka
collection. Rare pics and excellent sleeve notes by Dave Penny. (OLN)
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| KING CURTIS |
Capitol 36504 |
The Best Of King Curtis |
● CD $11.98 $8.98 |
16 Capitol sides with accompaniments by Billy Butler, George
Stubbs, Ernie Hayes, and others - Night Train/ Soul Twist/ Soul Serenade/
Slow Drag/ Strollin' Home/ Tanya/ Hung Over/ More Soul/ A Change Is Gonna
Come, etc.
KING CURTIS: A Change Is Gonna Come/ Bill Bailey, Won‘t
You Please Come Home/ Hide Away/ Honky Tonk/ Hung Over/ More Soul/ Night
Train/ One Mint Julep/ Shake/ Sister Sadie/ Slow Drag/ Soul Serenade/ Soul
Twist/ Strollin‘ Home/ Summer Dream/ Tanya
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| KING CURTIS |
Collectables 5156 |
Enjoy Records...The Best Of - Golden
Classics |
● CD $11.98 $9.98 |
This disc collects 10 Enjoy label sides, including his big
hit Soul Twist. Some of these "classics" sure ain't no 14 karat gold,
but I bet you'll gyrate to Groovin' With The King/ Sach O'Woe/ the
instrumental version of What'd I Say and the sax-less closer Hot
Potatoes. Midnight Blue is a mellow nocturnal number with
oh-so-good solos by Curtis and his guitarist (most likely Mickey Baker, who
steals the spotlight more than once on this disc). Forget about the rest of
these sides, especially the two vocal numbers, but get the aforementioned
volume or the Edsel release reviewed in this issue at least. (MB)
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| KING CURTIS |
Collectables 5687 |
The Best Of King Curtis |
● CD $13.98 $10.98 |
Curtis Ousley's Capitol sides didn't quite have the
hard-hitting consistency of his work for other labels, but this CD does have
wuite a few gems among its 18 offerings. Check out Soul Twist/Night
Train/ Soul Serenade/ Peter Gunn/ Tanya / One Mint Julep and others for
some torrid tenoristics.
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| DR. JOHN |
Master Classics 8034 |
The Anthology |
● CD $14.98 $10.98 |
20 tracks, 71 min., good
The presumptuous definite article
in the title, the undeserved subtitle "Deluxe Edition," (perhaps it refers
to the imitation leather cardboard case), and the worse than useless booklet
notes are enough to make a man lose faith in capitalism. The notes give the
impression that this anthology samples the many Dr. John LPs from the late
1960s through the 1970s. It doesn't. What is left unsaid is that all but six
cuts would seem to come from one out-of-print import CD from 1995 called
"Cut Me While I'm Hot", which apparently collects its tracks from various
'60s sessions that never saw release. This set also carefully avoids any
hits. That said, it's actually quite an enjoyable set with solid songs and
spirited performances. But why not just reissue the "Cut Me" album? (JC)
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| THE FIVE KEYS |
Collectables 5472 |
Golden Classics |
● CD $13.98 $9.98 |
20 tracks, 48 min., recommended
If you always meant to pick
up the Five Keys' Capitol CD that featured the groups' best work for that
label recorded between 1954-58, including Ling Ting Tong/ Out Of Sight,
Out Of Mind/ Wisdom Of A Fool/ Who Do You Know In Heaven/ She's The Most/
The Verdict/ C'est La Vie/ Dream/ One Great Love and others, it's too
late -- it went out of print. But wait! It's back again as a Collectable
Records release and it's cheap. I mean, inexpensive. Sure, you feel pretty
lucky, maybe even a tad smug. But how long can your luck hold out? Push it
at your own musical risk. (JC)
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| THE FLAMINGOS |
Westside 532 |
Flamingo Serenade/ Flamingo Favorites |
● CD $13.98 $11.98 |
Limited stock - out of print. Two classic End LPs from 1959
& '60 on one CD. Includes their biggest hit I Only Have Eyes For You
plus Love Walked In/ Time Was/ Dream Girl and others. Some tracks in
stereo for the first time.
THE FLAMINGOS: As Time Goes By/ Begin the Beguine/ Besame
Mucho/ Bridge of Tears/ But Not For Me/ Crazy, Crazy, Crazy/ Dream Girl/
Goodnight Sweetheart/ Heavenly Angel/ I Only Have Eye For You/ I'm In The
Mood For Love/ Love Walked In/ Marie Elena/ Mio Amore (My Love)/ Music
Maetrso Please/ My Foolish Heart/ Sweet and Lovely/ Tell Me How Long/ That's
Why I Love You/ The Breese And I/ Time Was/ Where Or When/ You Belong To My
Heart/ Yours
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| THE FLAMINGOS |
Westside 537 |
Requestfully Yours/ The Sound Of The
Flamingos |
● CD $13.98 $11.98 |
Out of print - limited stock. Two albums from 1960 and '62 on
one CD. Includes In The Still Of The Night/ Beside You/ Ol' Man
River/Moonlight In Vermont and more.
THE FLAMINGOS: At Night/ Beside You/ Danny Boy/ Every Time
I Think Of You/ Everybody Knew But Me/ Flame Of Love/ I Know Better/ I Was
Such A Fool/ I'm Coming Home/ In the Still of the Night/ Moonlight In
Vermont/ My Lovely One/ Never In This World/ Nobody Loves Me Like You/ Ol'
Man River/ Tenderly/ The Sinner (El Petador)/ Too Soon To Know/ When I Fall
In Love/ When You're Young/ Without His Love/ You'll Never Walk Alone/
You're Mine/ You, Me and the Sea
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| THE FOUR VAGABONDS |
Document DOCD 5636 |
Complete Recorded Workd, 1941-51 : Vol. 2 |
● CD $15.98 $11.98 |
24 tracks from 1942/43 radio transcriptions, some with
vocalist Patti Clayton - I had The Craziest Dream/ Jukebox Saturday
Night/ Can't Get Out Of This Mood/ Three Dreams/ Hasta Luego/ Moonlight
Mood/ I Lost My Sugar In Salt Lake City, etc.
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| EARL GAINES |
Westside WESA 802 |
Lovin' Blues - The Starday/ King Years,
1967-73 |
● CD $15.98 $10.98 |
25 tracks recorded for the Starday/King owned Deluxe and
Hollywood labels between 1967 and 1970, several previously unissued by this
fine and versatile singer. Earl, who has recently returned to active
recording, is featured on a selection of soul, rhythm & blues and blues.
EARL GAINES: Don't Deceicve Me (please Don't Go)
[overdubbed Version]/ Don't Deceive Me (please Don't Go)/ Every Day I Have
The Blues/ Finger Lickin' (instrumental)/ From Warm To Cool To Cold/ Fruit
From Another Man's Tree/ Good Good Lovin'/ Have Faith (in Me)/ House Full Of
Rooms/ I'm The One You Need/ It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day)/ Let's Go,
Let's Go, Let's Go (thrill On The Hill)/ Little Boy Blue/ My Pillow Stays
Wet/ My Woman/ Sixty Minute Man/ Tell Me Tonight/ The Door Is Still Open/
The Meaning Of A Sad Song (medley)/ The Things I Used To Do/ Three Wishes
For A Fool/ What In The World Can I Call My Own/ You Belong To Me
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| BARBARA GEORGE |
Collectables 5141 |
I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) |
● CD $11.98 $8.98 |
Barbara George was a fine New Orleans singer who scored big
hits in the 60s. I Know is a fantastic tune that climbed the charts
in 1961. On it, Barbaras vulnerable, pleading delivery is backed by the crem
of New Orleans session men. These dozen tunes recorded for AFO show off her
range from the very soulful Love and Talk About Love to the
cool balladry of Since I Fell For You and Honest I Do. (AE)
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| CHARLIE GONZALES |
Collectables 5310 |
Charlie Gonzales |
● CD $11.98 $7.98 |
CD issue of Krazy Kat 810. Charlie Gonzales, alias Bobby
Prince, recorded jumps & ballads in the Arthur Prysock vein for Ivin
Ballen's Gotham label in 1950. The collection contains mainly laid-back
blues ballads sung in a relaxed, polished style, backed by such notable
outfits as Frank Motley & The Doc Bagby Orchestra. Includes 8 previously
unissued cuts & alternate takes. (OLN)
CHARLIE GONZALES: Every Dog Has His Day/ Every Dog Has His
Day/ Hey Mus' I Tell/ Hi-yo Silver/ Hi-yo Silver/ I'm Free/ I'm Free/ I'm
Free/ I'm Through With You/ I'm Through With You/ It's All My Fault/ It's
All My Fault/ Let Me Make Love To You/ Such A Darn Fool Over You
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| THE HALOS |
Collectables 5580 |
Nag - Golden Classics Edition |
● CD $13.98 $9.98 |
16 tracks, 38 min., recommended
Their 1962 album on Warwick
is very rare indeed, so if you've been yearning to hear the Halos output in
a manner that your spouse would regard as fiscally responsible, this is your
chance. Most tracks are upbeat, with at least something of the gritty feel
of their one hit, the title track here. Other cuts include Zoom Zoom Zoom,
Mean Old World, Crazy Bells, L-O-V-E, For Your
Precious Love (a rare ballad), What'd I Say, If I Had Known,
and Oh What a Night. Sound quality, notes, and cover art are all to
Collectables new, higher standards. (DH)
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| COUNT "RED"
HASTINGS |
Collectables 5323 |
With Danny Turner & Eddie Wood |
● CD $11.98 $8.98 |
CD issue of Krazy Kat 823. Big sax sound from the Gotham
vaults. 10 of the 14 tracks are by Lowell Hastings, who spent most of his
year as sideman and sessionman, including long stints with Earl Bostic,
Louis Jordan (on X and Aladdin), as well as having his big tenor on dozens
of King/ Deluxe sides in the late 50s. These cuts are from the only 2
sessions done under his own name. One each in '48 & '50, including his hits
Begin The Beguine & Sugar Cane , plus never before issued
alternates of Patches & Miner In The Diner . The set is
completed by 2 each by tenor Danny Turner, previously heard on Krazy Kat/
Gotham with Panama Francis All Stars, and since '75 a member of the Basie
Orchestra, and unknown Eddie Woodland.
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| FRED HUGHES/ JOHNNY
SAYLES |
Westside WESM 613 |
Baby Man/ Man On The Inside |
● CD $13.98 $10.98 |
Two rare albums from the 70s originally on Brunswick and
Dakar reissued on CD for the first time. Includes a 1970 remake of Hughes'
1965 hit Ooh Wee Baby I Love You.
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| THE INK SPOTS |
Fabulous 150 |
Greatest Hits |
● CD $7.98 $5.98 |
18 tracks, 53 mins, recommended
Inexpensive introduction to
this fine and influential vocal group featuring some of their most popular
sides recorded in the mid/ late 30s - If I Didn't Care/ My Prayer/
Whispering Grass/ We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me)/ Do I Worry/ To Each
His Own/ You Aways Hurt The One You LOve/ Peple Will Say We're In Love/ I
Can't Give You Anything But Love and more. Excellent sound and brief
notes. (FS)
THE INKSPOTS: Address Unknown/ Blueberry Hill/ Do I Worry/
I Can't Give You Anything But Love/ If I Didn't Care/ It's A Sin To Tell A
Lie/ Java Jive/ Maybe/ My Prayer/ People Will Say We're In Love/ Stardust/
The Gypsy/ To Each His Own/ We Three (my Echo ,my Shadow And Me)/ When The
Swallows Come Back To Capistrano/ Whispering Grass/ You Always Hurt The One
You Love
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| BIG DEE IRWIN |
Westside 511 |
Another Night With Big Dee Irwin |
● CD $13.98 $9.98 |
25 tracks from this R&B/pop singer from 1957 through 1964
cut for Hull, Dimension & Roulette, several previously unissued. Includes
tracks as leader of the vocal group The Pastels and duets with Little Eva.
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| BILL JENNINGS &
RAY BRYANT |
Collectables 5338 |
Stompin' With Bill .. And Ray Bryant |
● CD $11.98 $7.98 |
14 tracks, 42 mins, recommended
Originally issued on LP
Krazy Kat 838. 14 more Gotham recordings, almost all either unreleased takes
or previously unissued titles. We start off with 5 tunes by former Louie
Jordan & The Tympany Five guitarist Bill Jennings. He jumps like mad on
Stompin' With Bill , tries a slow blues and a rhumba, then gets jazzy
with Alexandria, VA before reprising Stompin' (an alternate
take.) Some fine guitar pickin' for sure. And speaking of fine pickin' who
better but the master himself, Tiny Grimes, to finish off the side with
St. Louis Blues and Frankie And Johnny Boogie , both really
rockin' sides. Pianist Ray Bryant is another cat who needs no introduction.
He shows his deft touch on the 88's on 5 numbers including a cool
instrumental version of Flat Foot Floojie (sic.) Cuts by Billy
'Guitar' Davis and Gay Crosse & His Good Humor Six round out a fine LP. (
AE)
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| PAUL KELLY |
Bullseye Blues 9523 |
Gonna Stick And Stay |
● CD $15.98 $11.98 |
11 tracks, 39 min., recommended. Miami-based sweet soul
singing Paul Kelly has never rightly received his due. Back in 1972-73, he
cut two touchingly beautiful, and unacclaimed albums featuring such
memorable gems as Hangin' On In There/ Don't Burn Me. On this set,
his welcome comeback, Kelly (whose voice sounds a pleasant mix of Joe Tex
and Joe Simon) honey-wails on one of the most haunting soul ballads waxed in
recent months - Baby, Baby, Come Back And Stay, alone worth the price
of this set. Other impressions include Personally/ I'm Gonna Be Holdin'
On. All songs are self-penned, and there is even an accordion on one
cut. Someone ought to give this guy a TV special. (OLN)
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| THE KELLY BROTHERS |
Excello 3006 |
Sanctified Southern Soul |
● CD $14.98 $9.98 |
28 tracks, 75 min., recommended This powerful brother act
first entered a studio in the mid-50's as a gospel act, recording as such
for Chance (unreleased), Brewer, Vee-Jay, and Federal. Their first secular
sides came for the King label, where they were known as the King Pins. And
between 1964 and 1967 they cut the heavily gospel-influenced soul sides
offered here for the Sims/Excello labels. Featured numbers include
Falling in Love Again, My Love Grows Stronger, Time Has Made
Me Change, Love Time, You Put Your Touch on Me, I Just
Walk On, That's How I Am, Stop Those Tears, It Takes
You, and My Baby Loves Me. Notes, sound quality and photos are
all first rate here. (DH)
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| FRANKIE LEE |
HMG 5501 |
The Ladies And The Babies |
● CD $12.98 $8.98 |
Reissue of 1984 debut album by excellent Bay Area R&B
vocalist. This album effectively mixes blues and soul to create music that
is contemporary yet has an earthy bluesy quality to it. Frankie is a fine
and expressive singer and has some good songs here, several written by
Dennis Walker. Excellent arrangements with effective use of horns arranged
by Miles Grayson and good guitar by Frankie's regular guitarist Bobby "Mr.
Goodfingers" Murray.
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