NaturalSoul

"Bar wars" is the best album Gator ever made - and one of the greatest Soul Jazz albums by anyone - it has been issued on CD twice, but deleted now. "Y'understand me" was recorded by Black & Blue and is out in France on CD with extra trax ("Definitive B&B sessions" series). Brill! "Lockin' horns" has one side of Gator and one of Von Freeman playing with Gator's band (the third track is a tenor battle). Excellent! Houston Person's "Wildflower" and "The nearness of you" are his best late seventies albums. "Wildflower" was reissued on CD but deleted now. There's very little bad stuff here. The trick is to know what's available on CD - quite a few are. See the "Legends of Acid Jazz" thread. And look at the OJC catalogue. I see he's added new LPs since yesterday... MG Thanks for the info. I do own Bar Wars. I've been trying to get as much Gator as possible, so i guess i'll look into "Y'understand Me'

What King Curtis is that, Brad? It'd be a damn sight more interesting than what's on the website. MG it's 'Live At Fillmore West'

I always pass on Turning Point. I think it's 'bout time i get it.

this one looks NICE. Too bad im broke til' july..and ain't payin' no 38 bucks for it

WTF, SO much grease. MG, what's the deal with those Gator Tails and Houston Person's???

What's this one like ????

oh hell NO

mo' ugly BN's

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Anyone know why Shirley always used a bassist

Welcome back Hopefully you have a speedy recovery

A local mexican place (Arturos) has a great burger. i'm actually craving one right now.

got this yesterday for 3.99. Could someone please tell me the personnel

Bill Doggett-Finger-Tips (Columbia)

Willis Jackson-The Way We Were (Atlantic)

Hey SS1, we got one a while back, same thing happened for the first month or so, now it's never busy!

Ooooo - is there a personnel listing on that album, NS? MG Nope-none to be found on the sleeve. Couldn't find elsewhere either.

Who plays Tenor on The Coasters-Along Came Jones ??

Was in phoenix today, went to the borders in biltmore fashion park and i also went to eastside records for the first time in a while, they had a pretty good selection.

curtis amy select disc 3

binged on my trip to phoenix on cd Brother Jack McDuff-A Change Is Gonna Come/Double Barrelled Soul Charles Earland-Intensity Johnny Griffin/Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis-Tough Tenors Red Garland Revisited! on lp Willis Jackson-The Way We Were Bill Doggett-Fingertips