identify these tunes

[l p]

1

http://picosong.com/cvLb/

first recording would probably be before 1974.

the style sounds like early 70's blue note/CTI/Hank Crawford tune?

2

http://picosong.com/cv2N

pat metheny

3

http://picosong.com/cv2T

pat metheny

since metheny likes ornette coleman, maybe they

are coleman tunes?

4

http://picosong.com/cv27

1950's?

5

http://picosong.com/cvVY

Joe Diorio guitar and probably Attila Zoller guitar.

sounds a bit like diorio's

"Talla Sunshine - Naima Rainbow, Dance for Their Father",

but it's not the same tune.

6

http://picosong.com/cvVf

only the 1950's? tune was definitely released on a record, which is heard here. it's possible that the other tunes were never recorded by anybody.

thank you

Edited August 29, 2014 by l p

[sgcim]

#2 just sounds like PM trying to blow on ATTYA or maybe some other standard.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

#4 is a very poor recording of Ray Charles singing 'Granny wasn't grinning that day', from the LP 'Ray's moods'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxxBTSRiIfQ

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Just looked at the sleeve of the Ray Charles LP. It's a song by Percy Mayfield. As far as I know, Percy never recorded it, so it was probably written for the session, which was about 1964/5.

MG

[l p]

#4 is a very poor recording of Ray Charles singing 'Granny wasn't grinning that day', from the LP 'Ray's moods'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxxBTSRiIfQ

MG

well, that solved a 20 year mystery. thanks

[medjuck]

Just looked at the sleeve of the Ray Charles LP. It's a song by Percy Mayfield. As far as I know, Percy never recorded it, so it was probably written for the session, which was about 1964/5.

MG

I think Percy was on a retainer as Ray's writer in residence.

[johnblitweiler]

After the success of Percy's "Hit the Road Jack" Ray contracted Percy to write for him 20 songs a year for 5 years or so. He also had Percy writing songs for him in later years. The Mayfield songs that Ray recorded for Atlantic preceded that contract.