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Here's a selection of cracking RnB instrumentals from 1964, with not a chart hit amongst them. There's guitar-led rockers from the West Coast, with fiery picking from Johnny Talbot, Travis Wammack and Johnny Hartsman. LA also supplies sounds from keyboard maestros Gus Jenkins, and Ray Johnson and The Mixtures showcase the Wurlitzer electric on Jimmy McGriff's 'The Last Minute'. New York's contributors are the Charlie Lucas Combo, The Jay-Hawks, Bill Doggett and the David Rockingham Trio, whose 'Soulful Chant' was so nearly a hit for Jerry Blaine's Josie Records. Doc Starkes And His Nite Riders were from New England and Smokey Johnson was New Orleans's premier session drummer. There's even a Canadian group, future comedian Tommy Chong's first band, Little Daddy And The Bachelors.
So there you have it: sixteen 'Mighty Instrumentals RnB Style' from 1964.
Small bent corner. Special price.
Titel: Mighty Instrumentals RnB Style 1964
Stil: Rhythm'n'Blues
Typ: LP
Preis: 24.- CHF
Songs:
Side One:
LITTLE DADDY AND THE BACHELORS:
Junior's Jerk
JOHNNY TALBOT: Watcha Wanna Do (Pt. 2)
CLARENCE "GATEMOUTH" BROWN:
The Cricket
DAVID ROCKINGHAM TRIO: Soulful Chant
BIG BILL DOGGETT: Kicker
GUS JENKINS: Chittlins
THE NITE RIDERS: I've Been Thinking (Pt.2)
JOHNNY HARTSMAN: Sizzlin'
Side Two:
SMOKEY JOHNSON: It Ain't My Fault (Pt.1)
SMOKEY JOHNSON: It Ain't My Fault (Pt.2)
TRAVIS WAMMACK: Fire Fly
KID THOMAS: Cozy Lounge Blues
RAY JOHNSON: Sherry's Party
THE JAY-HAWKS: Creepin'
CHARLIE LUCAS COMBO: Walkin'
THE MIXTURES: The Last Minute
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