Cliff Englewood

B Goren I bought this myself months ago and have yet to listen to it, how is the sound?

Now that story really is "The Blues."

The Andrew Hill solo material is not very similar to the rest of his output, to my ears. It reminds me somewhat of Keith Jarrett's "Koln Concert" vs. Jarrett's Impulse material, although the comparison is not perfect. What I mean is that in both cases, the solo material is long, comparatively lyrical and not as focused as the rest of his output. Also, purely my opinion, in both the Hill and Jarrett solo recordings, the memorable moments are fewer and more far between, compared to their earlier small group recordings. Nicely put there Hot Ptah. Thats the kind of review I appreciate.

From J.A.W.'s link; Here is a list: BLUES BOX CD 1 LONNIE JOHNSON – OTIS SPANN 1. Tomorrow Night 2:53 (Goslow-Grosz) 2. Clementine Blues 6:06 (Lonnie Johnson) 3. See See Rider 2:56 (Trad.) 4. Raining On The Cold, Cold Ground 4:51 (Lonnie Johnson) 5. Jelly, Jelly 3:22 (Lonnie Johnson) 6. Too Late To Cry Baby 3:38 (Lonnie Johnson) 7. Call Me Darling 3:14 (Lonnie Johnson) 8. Why Did You Go 4:40 (Lonnie Johnson) 9. Swinging With Lonnie 3:16 (Lonnie Johnson) 10. Please Help Me 3:27 (Lonnie Johnson) 11. My Baby Is Gone 3.57 (Lonnie Johnson) 12. You Don’t Know What Love Is 3:43 (Lonnie Johnson) 13. Don’t Cry Baby 2:15 (Lonnie Johnson) 14. Good Morning Mr. Blues 3:19 (Otis Spann) 15. Riverside Blues 3:17 Otis Spann) 16. Jelly Roll Baker 4:06 (Lonnie Johnson) 17. Trouble In Mind 3:26 (R.M.Jones) 18. Worried Life Blues 4:04 (Otis Spann) 19. T.B. Blues 4:09 (Otis Spann) 20. Spann’s Boogie 2:11 (Otis Spann) 21. Goin’ Down Slow 4:38 (Otis Spann) Total time. 78:12 Personnel: Track 1 – 13 Lonnie Johnson (g & vo) Otis Spann (p) except on track 7. Track 14 – 21 Otis Spann (p & vo) Lonnie Johnson (g) on track only. Recorded in Copenhagen October 16, 1963 CD 2 SPECKLED RED – SUNNYLAND SLIM 1. The Dirty Dozen 3:o5 (Rufus Perryman) 2. I Had My Fun 3:36 (Rufus Perryman) 3. Caldonia 4:08 (Rufus Perryman) 4. Oh! Red 2:46 (Rufus Perryman) 5. St. Louis Stomp 2:30 (Rufus Perryman) 6. Milk Cow Blues 4:24 (Rufus Perryman) 7. Dad’s Piece 2:55 (Rufus Perryman) 8. You’ve Got The Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo 3:25 (Rufus Perryman) 9. Red’s Own Blues 4:01 (Rufus (Perryman) 10. Uncle Sam’s Blues 3:22 (Rufus Perryman) 11. It Feels So Good 3:13 (Rufus Perryman) 12. How Long Blues 3:01 (Leroy Carr) 13. Tain’t Nobody’s Biznezz 2:49 (Rufus Perryman) 14. Prison Bound Blues 4:08 (Leroy Carr) 15. Johnson Machine Gun Blues 3:00 (Albert Luandrew) 16. Miss Ida B. 4:17 (Roosevelt Sykes) 17. I Done You Wrong 3:43 (Albert Luandrew) 18. Brown Skin Mama 3:39 (Albert Luandrew) 19. Goin’ Down Slow 4:54 (J. Oden) 20. Sunnyland’s Boogie 2:53 (Albert Luandrew) 21. One Room Country Shack 3:07 (Walton) Total time: 73:40 Personnel: Track 1 – 13 Speckled Red (p & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen, July 19, 1960 Engineered by P.G.Foss Executive producer Karl Emil Knudsen Track 14 – 21 Sunnyland (p & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen October 8, 1964 CD 3 ROOSEVELT SYKES-SIPPIE WALLACE-LITTLE BROTHER MONTGOMERY 1. Big Ben 2:59 (Roosevelt Sykes) 2. Boot That Thing 3:34 (Roosevelt Sykes) 3. Springfield Blues 2:57 (Roosevelt Sykes) 4. Henry Ford blues 2:59 (Roosevelt Sykes) 5. I’m A Dangerous Man 2:05 (Roosevelt Sykes) 6. True Thing 4:00 (Roosevelt Sykes) 7. Whole Lot Of Children 3:26 (Roosevelt Sykes) 8. The Last Laugh 4:36 (Roosevelt Sykes) 9. 44 Blues 3:00 (Roosevelt Sykes) 10. Women Be Wise 3:53 (Sippie Wallace) 11. Trouble Everywhere I Roam 2:39 (Sippie Wallace) 12. Special Delivery Blues 3:14 (Sippie Wallace) 13. Murder Gonna Be My Crime 3:48 (Sippie Wallace) 14. Shorty George Blues 3:24 (Sippie Wallace) 15. I’m A Mighty Tight Woman 2:54 (Sippie Wallace) 16. Bedroom Blues 2:42 (Sippie Wallace) 17. Up The Country Blues 3:09 (Sippie Wallace) 18. You Don’t Know My Mind 2:46 (Sippie Wallace) 19. I Must Get Mine In Front 3:35 (Fats Waller) 20. Willie Anderson’s Blues 3:49 (Eurreal Montgomery) 21. Jim Jam Blues 4:06 (Eurreal Montgomery) 22. Hesitatin’ Blues 4:22 (W.C. Handy) 23. Mama, You Don’t Mean Me No Good 3:51 (Eurreal Montgomery) Total time: 78:36 Personnel: Track 1 – 9 Roosevelt Montgomery (p & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen October 23, 1966 Track 10 – 18 Sippie Wallace (vo & p-17) Little Brother Montgomery (p 10,12,13 & 15) Roosevelt Sykes ( 11,14,16 & 18) Recorded in Copenhagen October 23, 1966 Track 19 – 23 Little Brother Montgomery ( p & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen September 19, 1972 CD 4 BIG JOE WILLIAMS-SLEEPY JOHN ESTES-ROBERT PETE WILLIAMS 1. Shake Them Down 2:47 (Big Joe Williams) 2. Saturday Night Jump 2:30 (Big Joe Williams) 3. Jinx Blues 2:27 (Big Joe Williams) 4. Pick A Pickle 3:13 (Big Joe Williams) 5. Ramblin’ And Wanderin’ Blues 2:31 (Big Joe Williams) 6. Old Saw Mill Blues 2.34 (Big Joe Williams) 7. Don’t The Apples Look Mellow 2:56 (Big Joe Williams) 8. El Paso Blues 2:19 (Big Joe Williams) 9. Juanita Blues 3:02 (Big Joe Williams) 10. Vitamin “A” Blues 2:37 (Big Joe Williams) 11. Drop Down Mama 3:34 (John Estes) 12. I’d Been Well Warned 3:06 (John Estes) 13. Stop That Thing 1:45 (John Estes) 14. Diving Duck Blues 3:34 (John Estes) 15. Vernita Blues 3:26 (Hammie Nixon) 16. Bottle Up And Go 2:16 (McGlennon) 17. Mountain Cat Blues 2:52 (John Estes) 18. Doctor Blues 3:06 (R.P. Williams) 19. Got On His Mind 5:12 (R.P. Williams) 20. Meet Him Over In Paradise 3:41 (R.P. Williams) 21. Goodbye Baby 5:02 (R.P. Williams) 22. It’s Gotta Be Jelly ‘Cause Jam Don’t Shake Thataway 3:29 (R.P. Williams) 23. She Walked Around With Her Mouth Poked3:03 (R.P. Williams) 24. Greyhound Blues 3:11 (R.P. Williams) Total time: 75:03 Personnel: Track 1 – 10 Big Joe Williams ( g & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen October 16, 1963 Executive producer Karl Emil Knudsen Engineered by Ivar Rosenberg Track 11 – 17 Sleepy John Estes (g & vo) Hammie Nixon (har & jug-11) Recorded live at the Folk Club of Denmark, Copenhagen November 30, 1967. Track 18 – 24 Robert Pete Williams (g & vo, 12-string g-18) Big Joe Williams ( kazoo-19-21-23-24) Recorded in Copenhagen March 20, 1972 CD 5 BIG BILL BROONZY – JOHN HENRY BARBEE 1. Glory Of Love 3:19 (Hill) 2. Careless Love 4:57 (Trad.) 3. I Gets The Blues When It Rains 3:24 (Big Bill Broonzy) 4. My Name Is Lee Conley Broonzy 2:45 (Big Bill Broonzy) 5. Take This Hammer 3:41 (H. Leadbetter) 6. See See Rider 3:30 (Trad. 7. Diggin’ My Potatoes 2:32 (Trad.) 8. Midnight Special 3:46 (Trad.) 9. Keep Your Hands Off Her 3:51 (Big Bill Broonzy) 10. I Got A Girl 3:01 (Big Bill Broonzy) 11. You Better Mind 2:19 (Trad.) 12. I Love You So Much 4:59 (Ruby) 13. Sixteen Tons 3:37 (Trad.) 14. Black Brown And White 3:52 (Big Bill Broonzy) 15. Goodnight Irene 4:10 (Leadbetter-Lomax) 16. Dust My Broom 3:20 (Elmore James) 17. I Heard My Baby 4:04 (John Henry Barbee) 18. I Ain’t Gonna Pick No More Cotton 4:24 (John Henry Barbee) 19. Miss Nelly Grey 3:14 (John Henry Barbee) 20. Tell Me Baby 3:06 (Big Bill Broonzy) 21. Jump Blues 2:41 (John Henry Barbee) Total time: 75:19 Personnel: Track 1 – 15 Big Bill Broonzy (g & vo) Recorded live at the Club Montmartre, Copenhagen, May 4,5 & 6, 1956 Track 16 – 21 John Henry Barbee ( g & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen, October 9, 1964. Track 21 October 8, 1964 CD 6 MEMPHIS SLIM – CHAMPION JACK DUPREE – EDDIE BOYD – JAY MCSHANN 1. El Capitan 2:27 (Peter Chatman) 2. This Is A Good Time To Write A Song 3:32 (Peter Chatman) 3. I’m So Alone 2:32 (Peter Chatman) 4. True Love 2:37 (Peter Chatman) 5. Two Of A Kind 2:58 (Peter Chatman) 6. Big City Girl 1:52 (Peter Chatman) 7. The Question 2:35 (Peter Chatman) 8. Misery 2:28 (Peter Chatman) 9. Fattening Frogs For Snakes 2:15 (Peter Chatman) 10. Born With The Blues 2.45 (Peter Chatman) 11. Whizzle Wham 1:37 (Peter Chatman) 12. How Long Blues 2:43 (Leroy Carr) 13. Blues Before Sunrise 3:56 (Leroy Carr) 14. In The Evening 3:55 (Leroy Carr) 15. Tomorrow Night 4:31 (Coslow-Grosz) 16. In The Dark 3:27 (L. Green) 17. Fine And Mellow 4:04 (Billie Holiday) 18. Drinkin’ Wine Spodie-Odie 3:25 (McGhee-Williams) 19. Third Degree 3:09 (Eddie Boyd) 20. Five Long Years 2:09 (Eddie Boyd) 21. A Reel Good Feeling 3:06 (Eddie Boyd) 22. Kansas City Blues 3:49 (Littlefield) 23. How Long Blues 3:33 (Leroy Carr) 24. Cherry Red 3:22 (Turner-Johnson) Total time: 73:39 Personnel: Track 1 – 11 Memphis Slim (p & vo) Erik Mølbach (bass) Jørn Elniff (dr) Recorded in Copenhagen, August 26, 1960 Executive producer: Karl Emil Knudsen Engineered by Ivar Rosenberg Track 12,13,14 Champion Jack Dupree (p & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen, December 13, 1960 Track 15 & 16 Champion Jack Dupree (p & vo) Mogens Seidelin (bass) Ib Lindschouw (dr) Recorded in Copenhagen June 15, 1962 Track 17 same as above, recorded in Copenhagen June 18, 1962 Track 18 Champion Jack Dupree ( p & vo) Ole Christiansen (bass) Alex Riel (dr) Recorded in Copenhagen, February 2, 1964 Track 19 Eddie Boyd (p & vo) Recorded in Switzerland, Spring 1968 Track 20 & 21 Eddie Boyd (p & vo) Recorded in Thayngen, Switzerland, March 22, 1968 Track 22 & 23 Jay McShann ( p & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen, April 12, 1977. Track 24 Jay McShann ( p & vo) Thomas Puggård Müller (g) Ole Skipper Mosgård (bass) Thorkild Møller (drms) Recorded in Copenhagen April 12, 1977 CD 7 SONNYBOY WILLIAMSON – SONNY TERRY – BROWNIE MCGHEE 1. I Can’t Understand 3:19 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 2. Movin’ Down The River 3:43 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 3. The Story Of Sonnyboy Williamson 4:44 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 4. Rebecca Blues 4:57 (Peter Chatman) 5. I Wonder If I Have A Friend 3:58 (Peter Chatman) 6. Same Girl 4:48 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 7. Girl Friends 4:39 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 8. Tippin’ Through Customs 2:59 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 9. Little Girl 4:30 (Sonnyboy Williamson) 10. You Can’t Get Away 2:58 (Sonny Terry) 11. I’m Crazy About Your Pie 2:57 (Sonny Terry) 12. The Sweetest Girl I Know 3:39 (Sonny Terry) 13. Easy Rider 4:03 (Trad.) 14. Rock Island Line 2:56 (Trad.) 15. Find My Way Home 5:07 (Sonny Terry – Brownie McGhee) 16. Midnight Special 5:22 (Trad.) 17. The Chariot Is Coming 2:53 (Sonny Terry – Brownie McGhee) 18. Howdy Blues 4:41 (Brownie McGhee) 19. In The Evening 4:09 (Leroy Carr) Total time: 77:04 Personnel: Track 1 & 2 Sonnyboy Williamson (vo & har.) Track 3 Sonnyboy Williamson (vo & har.) Matt Murphy (g) Track 4 – 7 Sonnyboy Williamson (vo & har.) Memphis Slim (p, vo) Matt Murphy (g) Track 8 & 9) Sonnyboy Williamson (vo & har.) Memphis Slim (p) Matt Murphy (g, el-g) Billie Stepney (drms) Recorded in Copenhagen November 1, 1963 Track 10 Sonny Terry (vo & har.) Brownie McGhee (g) Track 11 – 17 Sonny Terry (vo & har.) Brownie McGhee (g, vo) Svend Erik Nørregaard (dr) Recorded in Copenhagen, November 13, 1971. Track 18 & 19 Sonny Terry (har.) Brownie McGhee (g & vo) Recorded in Copenhagen, November 14, 1971 DVD SONNYBOY WILLIAMSON Sonnyboy Williamson (vo & har.) Lennart Nylen (g) Sture Nordin (bass) Recorded in Stockholm, November 1963 (4:18) Who’s Gonna Take Care Of You (Sonnyboy Williamson) (4:19) It’s Rainy Outdoor, Baby (Sonnyboy Williamson) (3:40) Have Yoy Enjoyed My Play (Williamson alone) (Sonnyboy Williamson) CHAMPION JACK DUPREE Champion Jack Dupree (p & vo) Louisiana Red (g & vo) Recorded I Dupree’s home in Hannover, Germany. (3:52) Mean Old Lonesome Train (Jack Dupree) Champion Jack Dupree (p & vo) Recorded in a Studio, Copenhagen (3:50) Alberta (Jack Dupree) Champion Jack Dupree (p & vo) Kenn Lending (g) Recorded at Rådhuskroen, Copenhagen (6:23 Champion Jack Boogie (Jack Dupree) ALL ALONE WITH THE BLUES (2:51) Intro: Jay Vincent (ts) Jim Gabour (Narrator) Robert Lockwood Jr. (g & vo) (2:48) Drivin’ Wheel (Roosevelt Sykes) (3:55) They Gonna Ball Nonight (Anne Lockwood) (3:25) Kindhearted Women (Robert Johnson) (3:17) Little And Low (Roosevelt Sykes) James Carol Booker III (upright piano) (0:32) Intro: Jim Gabour (6:33) Seagram’s Jam (James Booker) Henry Gray (p & vo) (0:03) Intro. Jim Gabour (2:50) Blues Dance (piano only) (Henry Gray) (5:01) Cold Chills (Henry Gray) Boogie Bill Webb (g) Harmonica Slim (har.) (3:22) Ninth Ward Blues (Bill Webb) Cousin Joe (p & vo) (0:25) Intro: Jim Gabour (4:25) Life Is A One Way Ticket (Pleasant Joseph) (2:54) Beggin’ Woman (Pleasant Joseph) (2:53) Me And Hard Work (Pleasant Joseph) (3:43) I Wouldn’t Give A Blind Sow An Acorn (Pleasant Joseph) (2:20) Closing: Jay Vincent (ts) Total time: 77:39 Blues Box produced by Anders Stefansen Engineer: Hans Nielsen, Focus Recording Layout: Mime Photos: Notes. Chris Albertson

No, that guy is in a great Frank Zappa song. It takes up all his time.

Ditto to that, is this release going to be easily available or do you have to order it directly from the manufacturer?

Anyone know anything about this one; Mel Lewis and Bill Perkins Encore 7003 Cheers.

As the Perk in question is Bill Perkins, I would love to have this one myself, but didn't Perk always Play Prez, just alittle bit anyway. :D

part of this collection: Hank Garland - Move! Love that cover so much, how many beautiful guitars does one man need.

Just had to chime in and say, "Yep, they got me." I recently got back "into" listening to jazz, and I've been adding a lot of CDs from Amazon to fill some gaps in my collection. I had noted a couple of Blue Note titles that were CD-R and skipped them, but I missed the fact that Duke Pearson's Wahoo! was such a reissue. When I received the CD, I did note the fact that the booklet staples were straight through the middle of the front cover (not at the spine), but I wrote it off as a Blue Note manufacturing defect. Now I know it was an Amazon manufacturing defect! Oh well. I copied the disc straight to my iTunes library and then put the disc into storage, so hopefully the sound quality is fine, even if the CD-R has issues down the road. P.S. Thanks to everyone for some very entertaining reading in the time I've been lurking. Welcome!!!

Well, I hadn't checked myself for a while, I suppose that doesn't seem to bad, but at the end of the day, when you have € 0 it still equals $ 0. :lol:

Where the hell was I getting "House of Pain", ah Cypress Hill, the 90's, it seems so far away now. Thanks CJ.

If I may quote "House of Pain", this is "Insane in the membrane, insane in the brain". Is there really a demand for all of these titles, things like Sherman Irby, "Big Mama's Biscuits"? WTF.

Ditto on the exchange rate point.

He actually has a MySpace page though, with a great quote from the man himself; "Virtually every innovation in electronic music was made by me...an awesome statement, but true." It's stuff like this that first piqued my interest in him. And the fact that the guitarist he seemed to favour on most of his recordings was called Joe Cinderella.

Thanks guys, sounds like I'll have to check him out. Is he comparable to anyone in particular or any style in particular, I can't seem to find sound clips anywhere. Sorry just found clips on AMG. Edit for AMG revelation.

As this topic is on the subject of Gil Melle's Prestige recordings I may as well post the question here, does anyone have this or the recordings that it contains? According to AMG it's compiled from the albums Melle Plays Primitive Modern, Quadrama, Gil's Guests, and three extra cuts from an unfinished LP. What's it like as I have no Melle but I am very curious as he sounds like such a cool guy. :cool:

Hey, I wouldn't let that stop you, it's never stopped Allen Lowe.

Oh Allen, where do you find the time to be sooooooooo funny, what with the projects and all. You really are the living end.

Interesting, but if those hilarious PMs you keep sending me are anything to go by, there's really very little to get to grips with. They're very academic, or maybe just pseudo-academic. Good luck with the project, you'll need it.

No I was talking about Wynton Marsalis, you know the guy that called you an academic, and its only 8 o'clock here so I won't be going to bed for a while.

I wasn't calling you the son-of-god, the Jesus was for me, I was calling you an academic, me and Wynton were just talking about it.

Jesus, you don't have to be such an academic about it.

I think that the saddest and most upseting aspect of this whole sorry "episode" is that, as it happened to Allen Lowe, this Board will never hear the fucking end of it.

Hi Larry, I was going to just send you a PM on this but I thought I'd post my question as well, although I don't have your book, I have your liner notes to the Tristano, Konitz & Marsh Mosaic where you mention an unpublished 1973 interview with Warne Marsh by Terry Martin and John Litweiler. Is this interview available anywhere or would you know someone who would have either a hard or soft copy of it? Or does anyone else out there know anything about this interview? I was intrigued by Marsh's comment, "Lee would like to have Art's (Pepper) time", were there any other minor revelations like that in the interview? Cheers in advance...