Grupa Bluesowa Stodoła - Blusełka (LP1970) Polskie Nagrania Muza - SXL 0761

 

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Blues-based gospel music (Holy Blues)

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Polish blues band, which was formed in autumn 1969 on the initiative of Halina Szemplińska, Władysław Dobrowolski and Tomasz Bielski. Band line-up often changed. Musicians of the group based their repertoire on blues music. In 1972, after the premiere of the "Afryka, misterium, kwiaty" program, Blues Group (after a partial change of name: from Stodoła to Warsaw), it fell apart. Her traditions were continued by the Gramine group.

Her first album was "Blusełka", which is a combination of Negro songs of gospels and spirituals with traditional Polish customs and language traditions.

Tracks:

A1. Everybody Do Betlehem Blues

A2. Etylina Blues

A3. Hotel Komplet Blues

A4. Blues O Kamieniu Probierczym

A5. Kolęda Blues

A6. Nie Ma Dziury W Niebie

B1. Robaczywy Blues

B2. Komenda Blues

B3. Na Ogół Blues

B4. Per Pedes Blues

B5. Rythm And Blues

Personnel:

Baritone Saxophone – Jerzy Kruszyński

Drums – Cezary Ziółkowski

Guitar – Andrzej Krzysztofik

Lead Vocals – Andrzej Thenard (tracks: A5,A6,B3 - B5), Barbara Erie (tracks: A2,A5,B2,B3,B5), Halina Szemplińska (tracks: A1,A4,B1,B3 - B5)

Piano, Organ – Mieczysław Mazur

Tenor Saxophone – Jerzy Pawełko

Trumpet – Władysław Dobrowolski

Vocals – Duda Napieralska, Teodor Ratkowski

Legend & Moonshine (2005) Repertoire Records

 

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Pub-Rock, R&B, Southern Rock

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Rock / blues band formed by Mickey Jupp in 1968. The "Legend" period and the fifth band Mickey played with 1969 - 1972. Michael Graham "Mickey" Jupp (born 6 March 1944, in Worthing, Sussex, England) is an English musician and songwriter, mainly associated with the Southend music scene.

Legend (Red Boot) (1971) 2005 Repertoire Records - REPUK 1064

Tracks:

1. Cross Country 3:24

2. Cheque Book 3:20

3. Lorraine Part. 1 2:55

4. Nothing Wrong With Me 2:04

5. Somebody In Love 2:39

6. Goin' To 2:33

7. Anything You Do 3:04

8. My Typewriter 2:54

9. Five Years 2:58

10. Hole In My Pocket 2:07

11. Lorraine Part. 2 3:31

12. I Feel Like Sleeping 3:12

Bonuses:

13. Life (single A-side,1970) 2:59

14. Late Last Night (single B-side,1970) 3:52

15. Don't You Never (single A-side,1971) 2:53

16. Someday (single B-side,1971) 2:15

Moonshine (1972) 2006 Repertoire Records - REP 5073

Tracks:

1. Moonshine (Mickey Jupp, Legend) 3:45

2. Another Guy 3:26

3. Mother Of My Child 3:22

4. Captain Cool (Mickey Jupp, Legend) 1:43

5. Ausfahrt (Mickey Jupp, Legend) 0:51

6. Eingang 0:39

7. Shine On My Shoes (Mickey Jupp, Legend) 2:47

8. The Writer Of Songs 4:57

9. Local Folk'ol 3:00

10. At The Shop 2:49

11. Just Because 3:49

Bonuses:

12. Don't You Never (single A-side,1971) 2:54

13. Someday (single B-side,1971) 2:15

Personnel:

Mickey Jupp (Michael Graham Jupp) - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, some lead guitar, piano

Mo Witham - lead guitar, some rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, Spanish guitar, backing vocals

John Bobin - bass, briefly lead guitar, briefly Spanish guitar, backing vocals

Bill Fifield (William Arthur Fifield) - drums

On the album Moonshine:

Bob Clouter - drums, percussion 

Arranged By (Strings) - Matthew Fisher (tracks: 2,3,8)

Food Brain - Social Gathering (1971/2001) Black Rose Records - BR 156

 

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Psychedelic Rock, Jazz Rock

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The only album from this project. It was created by Ikuzo Orita, head of Polydor Japan, specifically for Shinki Chen, with the participation of other famous (then and especially later) Japanese musicians: keyboardist Hiro Yanagida (ex-April Fool), drummer Hiro Tsunoda and bassist Masayoshi Kabe. It's an instrumental psycho-jazz album with some avant-prog elements.

Tracks:

1. That Will Do 9:16

2. Naked Mountain 0:33

3. Waltz For M.P.B. 3:45

4. Liver Juice Vending Machine 3:18

5. The Conflict Of The Hippo And The Pig 0:31

6. Clock 5:26

7. One-Sided Love 0:48

8. The Hole In A Sausage 15:05

9. Dedicated To Bach 0:52

Personnel:

Shinki Chen - guitar

Hiro Yanagida - keyboards

Masayoshi Kabe - bass

Hiro Tsunoda - drums

Michihiro Kimura - bass clarinet (8)

Johnny Winter - The Progressive Blues Experiment (1968/2005) Capitol Records - 72438-66568-2-7

 

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Blues Rock

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The Progressive Blues Experiment is the unauthorized debut album by American blues rock musician Johnny Winter. He recorded it in August 1968 at the Vulcan Gas Company, an Austin music club, with his original trio of Tommy Shannon on bass guitar and John "Red" Turner on drums. The album features a mix of Winter originals and older blues songs, including the standards "Rollin' and Tumblin'", "Help Me" and "Forty-Four".

Tracks:

1. Rollin' and Tumblin' (3:13)

2. Tribute to Muddy (6:22)

3. I Got Love If You Want It (3:54)

4. Bad Luck and Trouble (3:43)

5. Help Me (3:49)

6. Mean Town Blues (4:29)

7. Broke Down Engine (2:50)

8. Black Cat Bone (3:48)

9. It's My Own Fault (7:19)

10. Forty-Four (3:30)

Personnel:

Johnny Winter – vocals, electric guitar, National steel guitar, mandolin, harmonica

Tommy Shannon – bass guitar

John "Red" Turner – drums

Sam Samudio - Sam, Hard And Heavy (1971/2013) Real Gone Music - RGM-0116

 

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Psychedelic Blues Country Rock

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Sam Samudio, (born Domingo Samudio on February 28, 1937, in Dallas, Texas), is a retired American rock and roll singer best known by his stage name Sam the Sham.  He was the lead vocalist and bandleader of the 1960s band Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs. He was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame in 2016.

Tracks:

1. Homework (Otis Rush, Al Perkins, Dave Clark) 2:17

2. Relativity (Domingo Samudio) 3:13

3. Lonely Avenue (Doc Pomus) 2:47

4. I Know It's Too Late (traditional, arr.by Domingo Samudio) / Starchild (Domingo Samudio) 6:20

5. Let's Burn Down The Cornfield (Randy Newman) 2:43

6. Sweet Release (Boz Scaggs, Barry Beckett) 4:47

7. Key To The Highway (Charles Segar, Willie Broonzy) 2:08

8. Don't Put Me On (Domingo Samudio) 2:29

9. 15° ASC (Domingo Samudio) 4:37

10. Goin' Upstairs (John Lee Hooker) 5:06

Bonus:

11. Me And Bobby McGee (single,1971) (Fred Foster, Kris Kristofferson) 3:30

Personnel:

Sam Samudio - vocals, guitar, mouth harp

Freddy Hester - acoustic bass

Duane Allman - guitar & dobro (2,10), dobro (11)

The Dixie Flyers:

Jim Dickinson - piano, guitar

Mike Utley - organ

Charlie Freeman - guitar

Tommy McClure - bass

Sammy Creason - drums

The Memphis Horns:

Wayne Jackson - trumpet, flugelhorn

Andrew Love - tenor saxophone, flute

Ed Logan - tenor saxophone

James Mitchell - baritone saxophone

Roger Hopps - trumpet

Jack Hale - trombone

The Sweet Inspirations - backing vocals

Tom Dowd - producer (1-11)

Jerry Wexler - producer (11)