Smokie
An early Hi Records release featuring the Bill Black Combo and the soul instrumental hit “Smokie” Part 1 and Part 2. Check out lonely girl at the piano and the giant glass of beer!
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April Ames Sings with the Hal Hidey Ensemble. GNP (Gene Norman Presents) Records.
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More sixties soul from America on this Korean lp.
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Cannonball Adderley Quintet in Chicago
JULIAN CANNONBALL ADDERLEY (Leader-Alto Sax); JOHN COLTRANE (Tenor Sax);WYNTON KELLY (Piano); PAUL CHAMBERS (Bass); JIMMY COBB (Drums)
LIMEHOUSE BLUES (Furber-Braham) Harms, Inc. (ASCAP) 4:39.
STARS FELL ON ALABAMA (Prank Perkins & Mitchell Parish) Mills Music, Inc. (ASCAP) 6:15.
WABASH (Julian Adderley) Pure Music (BMI) 5:44.
GRAND CENTRAL (John Coltrane) Jowcol Music, Inc.(BMI) 4:33.
YOU’RE A WEAVER OF DREAMS (Victor Young & Jack Elliott) Kassner Music (ASCAP) 5:31.
THE SLEEPER (John Coltrane) Jowcol Music, Inc. (BMI) 7:15.
This session was cut in Chicago while all the above were sidemen working with Miles Davis’ group at the Sutherland Hotel in 1959!
This epochal jazz session was recorded in February, 1959, at universal Recording’s Studio B, Chicago, with Bernie Clapper, president of the firm, at the audio controls. In order to achieve the epitome in cohesive sound and coordination, the group was set up very tight, the way they worked in personal engagements. Microphone sets were worked out to make for the most possible directivity of sound with very little crossover, because this is fundamentally a session which featured solos by these outstanding progressive jazzmen.
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