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THE MANHATTANS
BIG JAY MCNEELY
JOHNNY MOORE'S THREE BLAZERS
BOBBY PARKER
ANN PEEBLES
THE PERSUASIONS
LLOYD PRICE
TOMMY RIDGLEY
SAM & DAVE
THE SAPPHIRES
ROSCOE SHELTON
THE SHOWMEN
CHUCK SIMMONS
HUEY "PIANO" SMITH & HIS CLOWNS
BENNY SPELLMAN
J.B. SUMMERS
SWEET BETTY
TARHEEL SLIM & LITTLE ANN
CARLA THOMAS
CHRIS THOMAS
IRMA THOMAS
SONNY TIL
IKE & TINA TURNER
THE VOLUMES
RANDOLPH WALKER
THE WALLACE BROTHERS
ROBERT WARD
OTIS WILLIAMS & THE CHARMS
 



THE MANHATTANS Collectables 5136 Dedicated To You - Golden "Carnival" Classics Pt. 2 ● CD $12.98 $8.98
Twelve more sides from the 1964 thru 1969 Carnival Records period, with the group consisting of Ken Kelly, Winfield Lovett, George Smith, Edward Bivins and Rich Taylor. This set includes 4 chart-toppers--I Wanna Be (Your Everything), I Betcha (Couldn't Love Me), When We're Made As One, and I Call It Love. Personal faves include Alone on New Year's Eve and It's That Time Of The Year. Well-polished funky-soul singing and orchestral arrangements. Great fidelity. (OLN)

 
BIG JAY MCNEELY Collectables 5131 Live At Birdland 1957 ● CD $12.98 $9.98
16 tracks, 30 min., essential
This should a popular release, a CD version of a vintage 1957 Big Jay show recorded on a 2 track Ampex (don't worry, it sounds fine) at Seattle's Birdland Club. The discovery of this tape in 1988 was, for R&B fans, tantamount to the unearthing of King Tut's tomb. This CD version adds 6 cuts from another Big Jay Records LP, Swingin' (JLP 103). The band opens with the dynamic, raspy voiced Little Sonny Warner singing I Hope You're All Right , then jumps into prime Big Jay on the wild Insect Ball . After a soulful rendition of Lynn Hope's Tenderly and a swingin' number called Havana Hop , McNeely really cuts loose on an amazing and exciting version of the old Goodman/ Hampton classic Flying Home , that must have really worn out the dancers there - it's 8 1/2 min. long! He does his crowd pleasers, Deacon's Hop and There Is Something On Your Mind and throws in some surprises too, like a fine version of Les Paul & Mary Ford's How High The Moon . If you like honkin' R&B you'll love this.... AE

 
BIG JAY MCNEELY Collectables 5133 Swingin' - Golden Classics ● CD $13.98 $9.98
Previously issued on Jay's own Big J label. 16 fine tracks recorded for the Los Angeles Swingin' label 1957-61 - lots of hard-driving music including the uneditied version of the hit There Is Something On Your Mind with Little Sonny Warner on vocals, lots of honkin' instrumental & even a rockabilly track with a white singer - 6 tracks previously unreleased.

 
JOHNNY MOORE'S THREE BLAZERS Westside 217 Los Angeles Blues ● CD $21.98 $12.98
Two CD set featuring 31 tracks recorded for RCA between 1949 and 1950 by this pioneering "cocktail R&B" group including 12 previously unissued tracks! This material is making its first ever appearance on CD.

 
BOBBY PARKER Night Train 7107 The Wardell Quezerque Sessions ● CD $15.98 $10.98
A collection of 24 tracks recorded in 1966 and '67 by this session musician turned vocalist accompanied by top New Orleans musicians under the production guidance of Wardell Quezerque. Bobby is best known for his big hit Barefootin' which is featured here along with several follow ups which were all pretty much identical to his hit but with different lyrics. When he wasn't cloning his hit he did some fine R&B and soul song including some nice covers of songs from the repertoire of Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Little Richard and others. Most of these tracks are making their first ever appearance on CD.

 
ANN PEEBLES Hi Records HILO 167 If This Is Heaven ● CD $13.98 $7.98
Reissue of Anne's fifth Hi LP from 1977 with new liner notes and one bonus track - the non-album single Fill This World With Love. Includes If This Is Heaven/ I'm So Thakful/ Boy I Gotta Have You/ You're Gonna Make Me Cry/ Lovin' You Without Love and six more.

 
ANN PEEBLES Hi Records HILO 168 The Handwriting Is On The Wall ● CD $13.98 $8.98
Ann's sixth and last Hi LP recorded in 1978. It features five bonus tracks from singles including a duet with husband Don Bryant. Includes Old Man With Young Ideas/ The Handwriting Is On The Wall/ You've Got The Papers (I've Got The Man)/ You're More Than I Can Stand/ If I Can't See You/ If You Got The Time/ Be For Me/ I'd Rather Leave While I'm In Love, etc. 15 tracks in all.

 
THE PERSUASIONS Bullseye Blues 9556 Right Around The Corner ● CD $15.98 $9.98
13 tracks, 45 min., highly recommended
Mellowing like fine vintage wine, these superstars of the a capella vocal group sound offer here yet another outstanding program of ballads, blues, and hymns. Selections include Willie Dixon's Little Red Rooster, Sam Cooke's That's Heaven to Me, Lowman Paulings' (of the Five Royales) I'm With You and Come On and Save Me, plus The Good Ol' Days, Don't Leave Me Here to Cry, and Oh Heavenly Salvation. A wonderful addition to your Persuasions collection, or, if you don't have one yet, a perfectly sound reason to begin. Just one more reminder that the most expressive instrument of all is the human voice. (DH)

 
LLOYD PRICE MCA 112883 The Best Of Lloyd Price - The Millenium Collection ● CD $9.98 $7.98
12 Tracks, 29 m inutes, recommended
After you have picked up the fantastic collection of Lloyd Price's early work on Specialty put out by Classics (Classics 5100), you will still need to pick this one up for all of the ABC/ Paramount hits. No surprises here, just hit after hit, amazingly all recorded between 1957 - 1959. This includes the re-make of his Specialty records hit Lawdy Miss Clawdy and the un-sanitized version of Stagger Lee. (JM)
LLOYD PRICE: Come Into My Heart/ I‘m Gonna Get Married/ Just Because/ Lady Luck/ Lawdy Miss Clawdy/ Never Let Me Go/ No If‘s – No Ands/ Personality/ Question/ Stagger Lee/ Where Were You (on Our Wedding Day)/ Wont‘cha Come Home

 
LLOYD PRICE Specialty SPCD 7047 Vol. 2 - Heavy Dreams ● CD $14.98 $9.98
23 tracks, 57 min., recommended
Price joined the Specialty label when he was a mere 17 years old, but he'd already been fronting a small combo act for several years. So it should come as no surprise that, backed by some of New Orleans' finest session men - including Dave Bartholomew, Herb Hardesty, Lee Allen, Earl Palmer, and even Fats Domino - he produced numerous charted hits in the early to mid-50s. Top ten r&b numbers featured here include Oooh-Oooh-Oooh/ Restless Heart/ Tell Me Pretty Baby, and Ain't It a Shame. Prime Crescent City music from start to finish and a fitting companion to Volume One by the same artist. Sound quality, graphics, and notes are all solid. Hats off again to Billy Vera, who is producing this reissue series for Fantasy Records. (DH)

 
TOMMY RIDGLEY Rounder 2079 The New Orleans King Of The Stroll ● CD $15.98 $8.98
15 fine cuts from veteran singer, pianist and bandleader Ridgley, whose soulful voice has graced vinyl since 1949 when he first appeared in Dave Bartholomew's band. 13 of the cuts here were recorded between 1960 and '62 for the Ric label with sidemen like Mac Rebennack, Edgar Blanchard, Lee Allen, Harold Battiste and other Nawlins legends. While best at heartfelt ballads like Should I Ever Love Again , I've Heard That Story Before or Bullmoose's I Love You Yes I Do , he also can pull off such novelties as Double Eyed Whammy or The Girl From Kooka Monga . We get 2 rare 1964 cuts from Watch subsidiary Johen produced by Wendell Quezergue, including the wicked soul number I Want Some Money Baby (JMC)

 
SAM & DAVE Collectables 7758 Soul Men ● CD $12.98 $10.98
11 tracks, highly recommended
A straight reissue of Stax 275 originally released in 1967, this album contains the duo's biggest hit Soul Man--#1 R&B, #2 Pop--as well as 10 other slices of sonorous soul. Among the best offerings here are the moving ballads Just Keep Holding On/ I've Seen What Loneliness Can Do, which rivals the pair's better known When Something Is Wrong With My Baby for pure emotion. Other knockouts include the horn-laden The Good Runs The Bad Way/ Don't Knock It, written by producers Issac Hayes and David Porter, and the Steve Cropper composition Broke Down Piece Of Man. The lyric of the oxymoronic Rich Kind Of Poverty - yes, it's a love song - sounds a wee forced, and I'm With You is filler, both of which would mean less if the album didn't clock in at under 30 minutes. Is it worth it? No question. (JC)

 
THE SAPPHIRES Sequel NEXCD 676 The Best Of The Sapphires ● CD $15.98 $10.98
The (Philly) Sapphires sound has been likened to that of The Orions. Two male singers (George & Joe) remain very much in the background while the female (Carol) takes the shrill-pitched, commercially oriented solo lead. The 22-tune collection, which includes their 1965 chart topper Gotta Have Your Love is firmly planted in the sa m e grove as The Chiffons and New York's own Shirelles. From their Swan and ABC period circa 1963 thru 1965. Excellent sound quality. (OLN)

 
ROSCOE SHELTON Blue Label 95812 Save Me ● CD $16.98 $10.98
12 tracks, 45 min., recommended
Shelton recorded gospel for Nashboro as a member of The Skylarks in 1956-57, and by 1958 followed friend Sam Cooke into the secular marketplace , recording, unlike Cooke, for the Excello label, which released an LP on him--now an extremely rare slice of vinyl, but easily obtained on CD. By 1964 he had a #25 hit on "John R" Richbourg's Sims label with Strain On My Heart (Sims 217). He switched to another Richbourg label for his next hit Easy Going Fellow (Sound Stage 7 2555) and released an LP on that label (Music In His Soul: Soul In His Music), which collected his two hits and added 10 tracks. Save Me is sort of a companion piece to the SPV Earl Gaines CD, in that this one also features outtakes and out-of-print selections from Shelton's post-1995 career (he died in 2002) mostly from the Excello Legends sessions and the Appaloosa label and demos. In fact, the Shelton-penned Someday Things Are Gonna Change, which features a duet with Gaines, is the sme recording as the one on Gaines' album. (JC)

 
ROSCOE SHELTON Excello 3007 Roscoe Shelton Sings ● CD $14.98 $9.98
25 tracks, 62 minutes, v ery g ood
Roscoe's best known for his mid-60s deep soul sides done for Sims & Sound Stage 7. These 25 sides are his entire output for Excello, '59 - '61, great swamp blues & soul. A dozen tunes were put out by Excello in '61 as "Roscoe Shelton Sings" (Excello 8002). These are all here, along with another 3 single sides & another 10 only released in Europe & Japan. lots of slow & mid-tempo smoochers, including Are You Sure/ Crazy Over You/ Blue & Miserably Unhappy (great!)/ I'm So Ashamed But I Didn't Know. (GM)
ROSCOE SHELTON: A Fool Wrapped Up In Love/ Are You Sure/ Baby Look What You're Doin'/ Baby, It's True Love/ Blue And Miserably Unhappy/ Crazy Over You/ I Was Wrong! Played With Love/ I'm So Ashamed, But I Didn't Know/ I'm Tellin' You Baby, That's All/ I've Been Faithful/ Is It Too Late/ It's All My Fault/ Let Me Believe In You/ Lonely Heartaches/ Miss You So/ Pleadin' For Love/ Say You Really Care/ Something's Wrong/ Think It Over/ We've Been Wrong/ Why Didn't You Tell Me/ Why Do You Worry Me.

 
THE SHOWMEN Collectables 5162 It Will Stand - Golden Classics ● CD $12.98 $9.98
16 tracks, highly recommended
A great collection of issued, previously unissued and alternate takes by this extremely talented Norfolk, VA group who recorded in New Orleans during '61 & '62 for Joe Banashak's Minit label is sheer delight to the ears of those who like their harmonies smooth, pretty & soulfully cool. Featuring the aching pipes of Norman Johnson (who later scored with Give Me Just A Little More Time with The Chairman Of The Board on Invictus in 1970), the quintet takes us through a set of 16 songs, most of which define soul harmony in the clearest terms. Sounds the Drifters might have made had they not later been overproduced. Includes their massive hit It Will Stand plus This Misery/ fate Planned It This Way/ Valley Of Love/ Swish Fish/ Strange Girl/ let Her Feel It In your Kiss/ 39-21-40 Shape, etc. (OLN/ FS)

 
CHUCK SIMMONS Funky Delicacies 050 Hustler's Strut ● CD $15.98 $10.98
16 tracks, 58 min, recommended
A 15-year association with producer-arranger Wardell Quezerque left Chuck Simmons hitless but with an impressive catalog of soul and funk sides. Former member of the obscure The Unemployed (w/ Quezerque), who cut sides for Atlantic's Cotillion logo, Simmons (who had a rather limited voice that was pushed to its limits and beyond regularly) spent most of his time focussed on his solo careeer -- that is, when he wasn't working his day job as a mechanic. His contributions to the funk dynasty include Funky Broom, Hustler's Strut Parts 1 & 2, Lay It On Me Parts 1 & 2 (which is Hustler's Strut with different vocals), and Doin' The Sissy, cut as Charlie Simmons and the Imperials. His more soulful side is featured on Don't Send Me No Doctor, recorded with Allen Toussaint at his Sea-Saint Recording Studio, Run Away and You're Not The One For Me (both ballads!) and I'm Wondering, a should-have-been hit and the finest cut here. Contains informative booklet notes and four songs previously unavailable on CD. (JC)

 
HUEY "PIANO" SMITH & HIS CLOWNS Westside 595 That'll get It - Even More Of The Best ● CD $13.98 $10.98
A third volume of sides featuring the great New Orleans singer and piano player Smith includes tracks from The Bobbetts, Huey & Geri Hall, Danny White, Pearl Edwards, Jesse Thomas, Junior Gordon and others. Includes lots of unissued tracks and alternate takes.
THE BOBBETTS: Fortune Teller/ Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu/ Walking Down The Street/ THE CLOWNS: Barbara/ Don't Cry No More/ Mississippi/ PEARL EDWARDS: It Was A Thrill/ JUNIOR GORDON: Blow Wind Blow/ BOBBY MARCHAN: Well I'll Be John Brown [take 3]/ Would You Believe It (i Have A Cold)/ PEGLEG MARTIN: Alimony/ CURLEY MOORE: I Tried/ She's Coming Home/ They Gonna Do What They Wanna Do/ HUEY "PIANO" SMITH: I Think You're Jiving Me/ BENNY SPELLMAN: Somewhere/ JESSE THOMAS: Can It Be Love/ Chitt'lins/ That Will Get It/ Won't You Turn Me On? Baby/ DANNY WHITE: Educated Fool/ NORMAN WILLIAMS: Ending Of Love

 
BENNY SPELLMAN Collectables 5165 Fortune Teller ● CD $13.98 $9.98
16 tunes by Benny Spellman, one of the many New Orleans singers that cashed in on the popularity of the Crescent City sound in the 60's. These Minit, Alon and Bandy tunes were recorded 1959-66 and presents a nice cross-section of Spellman's gently rolling numbers, spiced by his always pleasing voice. There's more than one song here that echoes Benny's supreme moment, singing the bass response on Ernie K Doe's Mother-In-Law . Fortune Teller/ Lipstick Traces (On A Cigarette) (Minit 644) has to be one of the best two sided R&B 45's ever. Both are included plus The Word Game/ T'Ain't It The Truth/ Talk About Love/ Life Is Too Short , etc. (AE)

 
J.B. SUMMERS Collectables 5333 With The Blues Shouters ● CD $13.98 $7.98
14 tracks, highly recommended
Originally Krazy Kat LP 833. I confess. I took one look at this and I knew I'd love it - blues shouters, Tiny Grimes, Frank Motley, Gotham, great cover photos - yeah! J.B. really has the Wynonie Harris bit down pat, shoutin' out good time R&B over a blazing R&B band. He is very impressive on his 7 tunes here, backed up on different occasions by the orchestras of Grimes, Doc Bagby and Eddie Woodland. Tunes include Hey Mr. J.B./ Drinking Beer/ I Want A Present For Christmas , etc. Side two starts with one of the greatest blues shouters, Jimmy Rushing. Mr. 5x5 sings the previously unissued Ain't It Lonesome , backed by The Count Basie All Stars. Harry Crafton, Danny 'Mr. Alto' Turner, Benny Brown, Lloyd 'Fat Man' Smith and Gay Crosse all contribute to the rollicking good time. A very enjoyable collection. Super sleuth Bruce Bastin figures things out in the liner notes. (AE)

 
SWEET BETTY Music Maker 59 Live & Let Live ● CD $15.98 $10.98
Soul, blues and gospel singer from Atlanta with a collection of mostly recent songs - Everybody Needs Love/ Live And Let Live/ Touched By You/ Damn Your Eyes/ Pass It On Down/ Walk Around Heaven, etc.

 
TARHEEL SLIM & LITTLE ANN Collectables 5159 The Robin & Fire Years ● CD $13.98 $9.98
15 tracks, 51 mins, highly recommended
Excellent collection of blues, doo-wop, R&B ballads and some forgettable versions of a few country songs by superb singer & guitarist Tarheel Slim (Allen Bunn) and his wife Little Ann recorded for Bobby Robinson's Red Robin, Fire & Fury labels between 1954 and '62. It includes Slim's double sided rockin' blues masterpiece from 1959 Number Nine Train/ Wildcat Tamer and two 1954 blues sides by him. There is also a superb solo performance by Ann on You're Gonna Reap. The rest is duets Anne including some great minor key doom laden R&B ballads like the two part Can't Stay Away, It's Too Late and Much Too Late. Most of the rest is pretty much mainstream R&B plus some country songs which might have been O.K. but for the awful string section and wretched heavenly choir. Sound could have been better but is satisfactory. (FS)

 
CARLA THOMAS Rhino 71015 The Queen Alone ● CD $13.98 $6.98
A straight reissue of Carla's third LP for Stax, originally issued in 1967. And it's not bad stuff, but it's not great either; call it accomplished if you like, but certainly not inspired. On the other hand, somebody at Atlantic must think that this is pretty hot material, because the company chose to reissue this with some much worthier music that's still in the can. Oh well. Cuts here include Carla's version of Chuck Jackson's Any Day Now, I Take It To My Baby/ When Tomorrow Comes/ Unchanging Love and Lie To Keep Me From Crying. Original cover art and notes. Decent stereo sound. Twelve cuts providing 31 minutes of music. (DH)

 
CHRIS THOMAS Hightone HCD 8043 Simple ● CD $14.98 $4.98
If you're not a fan of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix and ZZ Top then you probably wouldn't like this extremely heavy new recording by former Arhoolie artist Chris Thomas. If you like your guitars full of fuzz, wha wha and distortion then Thomas is your man. This would sound at home in the Fillmore Ballrooms of the 60's. I would prefer a lot more flesh and blood in the drumming department but the fat modern synthetic drums are here to stay I guess. Thomas has a nice epic flair in his compositions and enough thunder and lightnin' to his guitar playing to blow out a wall of Marshall amps. War/ Itch/ Simple/ Blood On The Dagger/ Fool For Love/ Sad, Sad World , etc. (AE)

 
SONNY TIL Sequel NEMCD 737 Solo - Featuring Edna McGriff ● CD $15.98 $9.98
25 tracks, 71 min., recommended
Even while he was leading the preeminent vocal group of the late 40's and early 50's, Sonny Til was encouraged by his label to record both solo numbers and, for one session in 1952, duets with Edna McGriff, whose popular recording of Heavenly Father had brought her to public attention. And you can rest assured that Til is still the epitome of silky smoothness even when he lacks the backing of the rest of the Orioles. Highlights of the program here include My Prayer, Fool's World, Blame It One Yourself, The First of Summer, and Panama Joe as solos, and Once in a While and Pic-A-Dilly as duets. It's delightful music, presented with Sequel's normal high production values, but be forewarned: If you already own the Orioles Bear Family boxed set, you already have every track here. (DH)

 
IKE & TINA TURNER Collectables 5107 Golden Classics ● CD $13.98 $9.98
18 of their classic Sue recordings from 1960-62
IKE & TINA TURNER: Argument/ Can't Chance A Break-up/ Fool In Love, A/ I Idolize You/ I Idolize You (Alternate Take)/ I'm Jealous/ It's Gonna Work Out Fine/ Letter From Tina/ Mind In A Whirl/ Poor Fool/ Poor Fool(Alternate Take)/ Puppy Love/ Stagger Lee & Billy/ This Man's Crazy/ Tina's Dilema/ Tra La La La La/ You Can't Blame Me/ You Should've Treated Me Right

 
THE VOLUMES Collectables 5032 I Love You - Golden Classics ● CD $11.98 $8.98
Includes Angel/ You Put A Spell On Me/ Miss Sillhouette/ Bells/ I Love You, etc.

 
RANDOLPH WALKER All N All 1 My Love Is Powerful ● CD $14.98 $7.98
10 tracks, 41 min., good
Walker has a nice gravelly edge to his churchy singing as he moves through a set of (mostly) soul evergreens, which takes some guts, since listeners cannot help but make mental comparisons with the originators: Sam Cooke (You Send Me), Otis Redding (Try A Little Tenderness, Ben E. King (Stand By Me), etc. In general Walker does a respectable job here, with the exception of Never Can Say Goodbye, the physics of which seems fundamentally incompatible with his singing style. But I find myself wishing Walker were singing gospel songs. The title track is the best cut with Everybody's Trying To Get Over not far behind. (JC)

 
THE WALLACE BROTHERS Excello 3014 Lover's Prayer ● CD $14.98 $8.98
22 tracks, 47 min., recommended
Their LP on the Sims label is one of the rarest and most valuable albums of the soul era. But if you like your soul music a bit on the raw and spontaneous side, this cousin-rather-than-brother aggregation may be right for you. They were among the very first to take advantage of the magic touch of the Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. And they even scored a reasonably good-sized hit in 1964 with the title track here. This disc reissues their entire output - their Sims singles plus 3 singles recorded for the British Sue label. It includes Love Me Like I Love You, Faith, I'll Let Nothing Separate Me, Precious Words, One Way Affair, She Loves Me Not, Stepping Stone, These Arms of Mine, and Line Between Love and Hate. It's rough-edged, gospel-influence music, offered with high production standards. (DH)

 
ROBERT WARD Black Top 1088 Rhythm Of The People ● CD $15.98 $7.98
13 tracks, 50 minutes, recommended
This is the second Black Top release by Ward since his "re-discovery" in 1990. The former leader of the Ohio Untouchables again brings along his classic unique sound - a Fender Stratocaster played through an old Magnatone amp with a stereo vibrato. At times he seems a bit overwhelmed by the organs, horn sections, background vocalists, etc. but listeners accustomed to the modern soul blues sound will enjoy it and there's plenty more here to please the lovers of his early 60's style as well. Ward is at his best on the slower, stark numbers like Say What You Mean/ Some Things/ Soap Opera Blues (the beautiful gospel duet with his wife Roberta), Children Of The World (Don't Forget To Pray) and a faithful remake of the Wilson Pickett/ Falcons tune I Found A Love (he played guitar on the original) (AE)

 
OTIS WILLIAMS & THE CHARMS Hot Productions 5503 The Original Rockin' & Chart Masters ● CD $15.98 $10.98
28 tracks, 70 min., recommended
Originally issued on Ace 531 a few years ago. Even though most of the material here is from this aggregation's glory days with the Deluxe label, the program also includes the group's first release, Heaven Only Knows/Loving Baby (Rockin' 516) from 1953, and their three Chart label releases, where only two of the six sides feature Otis Williams. Among the highlights are Love Love Stick Stov (Really!) and Love's Our Inspiration from Chart, and Boom Diddy Boom Boom/ Crazy Crazy Love, and Hearts of Stone from Deluxe. Don't be fooled by that last track though. This isn't anything like a greatest hits compilation. And, true to British preferences, most of these numbers are upbeat. Otherwise, everything about this release is up to Ace's usual high standards, with solid notes, graphics, and sound. (DH)

 

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