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Carl Marshall - Love Who You Wanna Love (CD): Carl Marshall Love Who You Wanna Love (CD)
Carl Marshall
R308 Discovery Miles 3 080 Out of stock
Lonnie Brooks - Deluxe Edition (CD): Lonnie Brooks Deluxe Edition (CD)
Lonnie Brooks; Recorded by Lonnie Brooks
R350 Discovery Miles 3 500 Out of stock
Blues Band - Live (CD): Blues Band Live (CD)
Blues Band
R285 Discovery Miles 2 850 Out of stock
Laurie Morvan - Cures What Ails YA (CD): Laurie Morvan Cures What Ails YA (CD)
Laurie Morvan
R366 Discovery Miles 3 660 Out of stock
Kelly Band Richey - Eyes of a Woman (CD): Kelly Band Richey Eyes of a Woman (CD)
Kelly Band Richey; Recorded by Kelly Richey
R315 Discovery Miles 3 150 Out of stock
Coastline Band / Coastline - Sweet N Ripe (CD): Coastline Band, Coastline Sweet N Ripe (CD)
Coastline Band, Coastline
R435 Discovery Miles 4 350 Out of stock
Carter Benny & His Orchestra - 1952-1954 (CD): Carter Benny & His Orchestra 1952-1954 (CD)
Carter Benny & His Orchestra
R253 Discovery Miles 2 530 Out of stock

Volume ten in the complete chronological recordings of Benny Carter, as compiled and presented on compact disc in 2006 by the Classics label, contains most of the originally issued master takes from his Verve and Victor sessions which transpired in New York and Los Angeles during the period between July 26, 1952 and January 4, 1954. What didn't make it onto this disc was a chunk of the Carter discography dating from August and October 1952, including the material released as the Alone Together album by "Benny Carter with the Oscar Peterson Trio and Buddy Rich" and a couple of tunes by Benny Carter's Orchestra with vocals by Savannah Churchill. Tracks one-three are performed by a solid little octet, while tracks four and six exhibit all the traits of polished early-'50s studio production, laying it on thickly using a large studio orchestra glazed with strings, a harp, and neatly harmonized group vocals. Even so, Carter sounds marvelous out in front with his creamy alto sax. Tracks five, seven, and eight are even better examples of Benny Carter's early-'50s sound. Tracks nine-twelve, played by Carter and a quartet led by pianist Oscar Peterson, were issued on a 10" long-playing Verve record with the word "Cosmopolite" on the cover. The remaining selections on this disc feature the Benny Carter Quartet augmented by a string and wind ensemble arranged and conducted by Joe Glover. At no point during this portion of his career did Carter sound like he was selling out or succumbing to convention. True, the addition of strings, beefed up orchestral charts, and especially the oozy vocals on "I Wanna Go Home" signal a momentary concession to perceived notions of popular taste, but in the larger scheme of things, and especially when placed into context as a relatively brief chapter in the remarkably long life and career of Benny Carter, this is pleasant enough stuff and it's precisely what Carter thought he needed to do during the early 1950s. ~ arwulf arwulf

Various Artists - Alabama Slide Guitar (CD): Charlie Musselwhite, Johnie Lewis, Chris Strachwitz Alabama Slide Guitar (CD)
Charlie Musselwhite, Johnie Lewis, Chris Strachwitz; Performed by Johnie Lewis
R254 Discovery Miles 2 540 Out of stock
Keb' Mo' - The Reflection (CD): Keb' Mo' The Reflection (CD)
Keb' Mo'
R244 Discovery Miles 2 440 Out of stock
Foghat - Last Train Home (CD): Foghat Last Train Home (CD)
Foghat
R314 Discovery Miles 3 140 Out of stock
Ray Charles - Legend: Best of the Early Years (CD, Imported): Ray Charles Legend: Best of the Early Years (CD, Imported)
Ray Charles
R129 Discovery Miles 1 290 Out of stock

Ray Charles' 1959 smash 'What I'd Say' secured him a place in music's top echelon. His unique combination of blues and gospel would eventually be christened Soul and went on to influence everyone from the Beach Boys to Stevie Wonder in a career that spanned more than 50 years. This selection features a 37 track introduction to one of the 20th Century's most enduring musical figures. Includes sleeve notes by Charles Waring (Mojo, Blues & Soul & Record Collector). Music Club. 2005.

Aynsley Lister - Upside Down (CD, Imported): Aynsley Lister Upside Down (CD, Imported)
Aynsley Lister
R240 Discovery Miles 2 400 Out of stock
Chris Band Cain - Cuttin Loose (CD): Chris Band Cain Cuttin Loose (CD)
Chris Band Cain; Recorded by Chris Cain
R348 Discovery Miles 3 480 Out of stock
Salgado Curtis & Terry Robb / Terry Robb - Hit It N Quit It (CD): Salgado Curtis & Terry Robb, Terry Robb Hit It N Quit It (CD)
Salgado Curtis & Terry Robb, Terry Robb
R306 Discovery Miles 3 060 Out of stock
Freddie King - My Feeling For The Blues (Original Re CD (2008) (CD): Freddie King My Feeling For The Blues (Original Re CD (2008) (CD)
Freddie King; Contributions by Bill Arlt, Jerome Gasper; Produced by King Curtis, Joe Reagoso (Reissue); Performed by …
R376 Discovery Miles 3 760 Out of stock
Andy Gunn - Miracle of Healing (CD): Andy Gunn Miracle of Healing (CD)
Andy Gunn
R331 Discovery Miles 3 310 Out of stock
Bobby Rush - Lovin a Big Fat Woman (CD): Bobby Rush Lovin a Big Fat Woman (CD)
Bobby Rush; Recorded by Bobby Rush
R366 Discovery Miles 3 660 Out of stock
Alabama Black Country Dance Bands 1924 - 1949 (CD): Various Artists Alabama Black Country Dance Bands 1924 - 1949 (CD)
Various Artists
R291 Discovery Miles 2 910 Out of stock
Mark &. The Agitators May / May - Telephone Road (CD): Mark &. The Agitators May, May Telephone Road (CD)
Mark &. The Agitators May, May; Recorded by Mark May
R293 Discovery Miles 2 930 Out of stock
Mel Waiters - Nite Out (CD): Mel Waiters Nite Out (CD)
Mel Waiters
R365 Discovery Miles 3 650 Out of stock
John Hammond & The Nighthawks - Hot Tracks (CD): John Hammond & The Nighthawks Hot Tracks (CD)
John Hammond & The Nighthawks
R301 Discovery Miles 3 010 Out of stock
Chuck Roberson - I'm Your Candy Man (CD): Chuck Roberson I'm Your Candy Man (CD)
Chuck Roberson; Recorded by Chuck Roberson
R473 Discovery Miles 4 730 Out of stock
Milteau Jean-Jacques - Blue Third (CD, Imported): Milteau Jean-Jacques Blue Third (CD, Imported)
Milteau Jean-Jacques
R401 Discovery Miles 4 010 Out of stock
T.J. Fowler - 1948-1953 * (CD): T.J. Fowler 1948-1953 * (CD)
T.J. Fowler
R253 Discovery Miles 2 530 Out of stock

Georgia-born and Detroit-raised pianist T.J. Fowler led a series of smart, jazzy R&B bands in Detroit during the late '40s and throughout the 1950s. This fascinating Classics chronological compilation lines up all of Fowler's first recordings as a leader. It opens with a couple of mood pieces issued on the Paradise label. While "Sultry Moon" has a wistful charm similar to Earl Bostic's ballad style, Freddie Johnson's pidgin West Indian vocal only cheapens "Mango Blues," a counterfeit Caribbean lament in rhumba time. Fowler's subsequent recordings, originally issued on the National and Sensation labels, provided the spark that ignited his career and led to his tenure with Savoy Records in 1952 and 1953. Teamed with bassist Henry Ivory and drummer Clarence Stamp behind a smoky front line of trumpeter John Lawton and saxophonists Walter Cox and Lee Gross, Fowler presented hot music for dancing and the occasional slow grind. Aside from a couple of Billy Eckstine imitations committed by an unidentified crooner, the only voices heard on the National and Sensation sides are group vocals with handclapping over jump blues based in boogie-woogie and swing. Adding singer and blues guitarist Calvin Frazier to his lineup, Fowler made his first sides for Savoy in Detroit on March 28, 1952. While the singalong rockers like "Oo-La-La" and "Yes I Know" were designed and presented as crowd-pleasers, the ominous slow groove called "Night Crawler" and the broiling "Fowler's Boogie," issued back to back as Savoy 843, stand among Fowler's most enduring achievements from this time period, along with "Back Biter," "Wine Cooler," "Gold Rush," and "Camel Walk." With gutsy solos by guitarist Calvin Frazier and saxophonist Walter Cox, this is early Detroit R&B at its fundamental best. This portion of the T.J. Fowler story ends with three of the only recordings he ever made outside of the Motor City. Recorded in Chicago and issued on the States record label, these tracks feature the pianist in the company of trumpeter Dezie McCullers, alto saxophonist and singer Frank Taylor, home boy tenor Walter Cox, bassist Gene Taylor, and drummer Floyd "Bubbles" McVay, who switches to congas on the two groovin' instrumentals, "The Queen" and "Take Off." ~ arwulf arwulf

Duke Meets The Earl CD (2005) (CD): Ronnie Earl Duke Meets The Earl CD (2005) (CD)
Ronnie Earl; Contributions by Duke Robillard, Thom Hiller, Huck Bennert; Produced by Duke Robillard; Performed by …
R417 Discovery Miles 4 170 Out of stock
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