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Please, Mr. Organ Player+ Send Me Softly

Milt Buckner

★ 5.00 1 ocen

7 ma 3 chce

Rok

2012

Kraj

Europe

Format

Remastered, Stereo, Mono

Label

Solar Records (4)

4569921

JazzPop Soul-Jazz

Identyfikatory

Barcode: 8 436542 011433

Tracklista

Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying

3:09

You're Lookin' Good

2:17

Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You

2:44

Blue Prelude

3:22

Long Gone

2:22

Please, Mr. Organ Player

1:55

Sermonette

3:02

'Round Midnight

5:12

Buck'n The Blues

2:49

Cry Me A River

2:36

Someone Else's Love

2:54

All Or Nothing at All

2:35

You're My Girl

3:10

Idle Gossip

2:39

Turquoise

2:07

When Sunny Gets Blue

2:57

Easy Come, Easy Go Lover

2:39

Irresistible You

2:09

Our Engagement Day

2:25

Let Me Love You

2:21

Lullaby of the Leaves

3:06

You Are My Love

2:09

Night Mist

2:16

Good Time

2:40

Dinner Date

2:23

Second Section

2:11

Hey Now, Zorina!

2:17

Deep Purple

2:04

Count's Basement

3:07

Notatki wydania

PLEASE, MR. ORGAN PLAYER : MILT BUCKNER, organ JIMMY CAMPBELL, alto sax (on 3, 5, 7, 8 & 10 only) REGGIE BOYD, guitar RICHARD EVANS, bass MAURICE SINCLAIRE, drums Chicago, May 26 & 27, 1960. BONUS ALBUM: (11-22): Send Me Softly Milt Buckner (org), Earle Warren (as), Everett Barksdale (g), Milt Hinton (b), Osie Johnson (d). New York, July 24 & 25, 1957. ***Additional Bonus Tracks (23-29, originally issued on Capitol 7” singles F3424, F3578 & F3634): [23-26] Milt Buckner (org & p), Earle Warren (as on 23 & 25 only), Sam “The Man” Taylor (ts on 24 & 26 only), Skeeter Best (g), Milt Hinton (b), Osie Johnson (d). New York, September 19, 1956. [27-29] Milt Buckner (org, overdubbed piano), Everett Barksdale, Mickey Baker (g), Milt Hinton (b), Osie Johnson or Shadow Wilson (d). New York, February 22, 1957. INCLUDES 12-PAGE BOOKLET TT:77:51 Liner notes: This release contains the complete album Please, Mr. Organ Player (Argo LPS670), which appears here for the first time ever on CD. As a bonus, we have added Buckner's album Send Me Softly (Capitol T938) in entirety, featuring the formidable alto saxophonist Earle Warren. Both albums present a similar instrumental format, with Bucker's organ backed by alto sax, guitar, bass and drums. A complete four-tune session (also featuring Earle Warren) and three further tunes from the same period that were first issued on singles have also been added as a bonus.