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I Me Mine - Beatles
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Jordu - Clifford Brown & Max Roach (jazz standard written by Irving "Duke" Jordan)
Keep Your Hands Off My Baby - Beatles
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"Little Latin Lupe Lu" - Righteous Brothers
Michelle - Beatles
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Nowhere Man - Beatles
(I guess one Beatles song deserves another)
(I guess one Beatles song deserves another)
Oh Darling - Beatles
(and another
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(and another
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Quadlibet for Tender Feet - Grateful Dead
Almath, this is regarding your song title:
IHMO the 1962 album of James Brown Live At The Apollo is the absolute best R&B live recording I've ever heard. There are a couple Apollo albums, but this is the one I mean:
This is James at the top of his game, before he had the vocal cord nodules, and when he could still sing his best. His control of the audience is also superb, and for the benefit of both the entertainer's experience and the audience's experience. And the "Lost Someone" cut displays a great artist doing what he did best. Listen to the song titles at the intro "Ladies and gentlemen it is star time ... ..." and then listen to him do things like insert a line of "Please Please Please" go on to another song, mix in a few more titles, teasing the audience with his biggest hits time and time again, creating the tension that when released by doing the song itself, creates an explosion of glee in the audience.
Plus I like these live versions much better than the studio versions.
If you like roots R&B, this album is a necessary addition, and if you are a performer, it's also a lesson from a master.
Did I gush enough? BTW, I wore out 3 LPs and now have it on CD.
PS, thanks Almath, I haven't played this one in a while, I think I'll put it on as soon as I get done typing
Almath, this is regarding your song title:
IHMO the 1962 album of James Brown Live At The Apollo is the absolute best R&B live recording I've ever heard. There are a couple Apollo albums, but this is the one I mean:
This is James at the top of his game, before he had the vocal cord nodules, and when he could still sing his best. His control of the audience is also superb, and for the benefit of both the entertainer's experience and the audience's experience. And the "Lost Someone" cut displays a great artist doing what he did best. Listen to the song titles at the intro "Ladies and gentlemen it is star time ... ..." and then listen to him do things like insert a line of "Please Please Please" go on to another song, mix in a few more titles, teasing the audience with his biggest hits time and time again, creating the tension that when released by doing the song itself, creates an explosion of glee in the audience.
Plus I like these live versions much better than the studio versions.
If you like roots R&B, this album is a necessary addition, and if you are a performer, it's also a lesson from a master.
Did I gush enough? BTW, I wore out 3 LPs and now have it on CD.
PS, thanks Almath, I haven't played this one in a while, I think I'll put it on as soon as I get done typing
She Loves You - Beatles
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Take Five - Dave Brubeck Quartet
Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey - Paul and Lind McCartney
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"Venus In Blue Jeans" - Jimmy Clanton
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"witchy woman" - the eagles
Xero Z Kota - Pidzama Porno
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"yellow"- coldplay
Zorba The Greek - Herb Albert & the Tijuana Brass
Buck Jumpin' - Fats Waller
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"Cara Mia" - Jay & The Americans
The original "Jay" (Jay Traynor) quit the group and was replaced by David Black who became the new "Jay" in "Jay & The Americans", and went by the stage name of "Jay Black" so the band didn't have to change their name to "Dave & The Americans".
The original "Jay" (Jay Traynor) quit the group and was replaced by David Black who became the new "Jay" in "Jay & The Americans", and went by the stage name of "Jay Black" so the band didn't have to change their name to "Dave & The Americans".
Everybody Eats When They Come To My House - Cab Calloway
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