| | Helen Humes Knockin' Myself CD Helen Humes Discography of CDs
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Personnel: Helen Humes (vocals); Chuck Wayne, Dave Barbour, Elmer Warner, Freddie Green, Irving Ashby, Lonnie Johnson, Mundell Lowe (guitar); Edmond Hall, Scoville Brown (clarinet); Herbie Fields (soprano saxophone); Jack Washington (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Earle Warren, Marshall Royal, Tab Smith (alto saxophone); Dexter Gordon, Henry Bridges, Rudy Williams, Herschel Evans, John Hardee, Lester Young, Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis , Paul Bascomb, Buddy Tate (tenor saxophone); Earnest Thompson, Maurice Simon, Jack McVea (baritone saxophone); Ed Lewis, Jack Trainor, Geechie Smith, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Harry James, John Anderson , Robert Butler, Al Killian, Pete Candoli, Shad Collins, Snooky Young, Bobby Stark , Buck Clayton (trumpet); Dicky Wells, Eddie Durham, Benny Morton's All Stars, Vic Dickenson, George Matthews , Dan Minor, Britt Woodman (trombone); Ram Ramirez, Count Basie, J.C. Johnson , Eddie Beal, Ernie Freeman Combo, Deloise Searcy, Jimmy Bunn, Jess Stacy, Leonard Feather, Meade "Lux" Lewis, Bill Doggett (piano); Chico Hamilton, Denzil Best, Henry Tucker Green, J.C. Heard, Jo Jones , Charles Harris, Oscar Lee Bradley (drums).
Additional personnel: Count Basie, Dexter Gordon, Meade "Lux" Lewis, Wild Bill Moore , Buck Clayton.
Liner Note Author: Scott Yanow .
Recording information: 04/30/1927-10/04/1951. Helen Humes Knockin' Myself Songs Knockin' Myself Music Review Purchase Knockin' Myself CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mike Bloomfield Super Session CD (1968) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Knockin' Myself
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Those familiar with the Live Adventures album these two recorded at the Fillmore West know how brilliant they could be on stage, and here's another gem, recorded at the Fillmore East this time and featuring 'One Way Out,' 'It's My Own Fault' (with Bloomfield trading licks with Johnny Winter...Johnny was signed to Columbia after this gig!). Newly remastered & now with 4 bonus tracks, 'Albert's Shuffle' (2002 Remix w/o Horns), 'Season of the Witch.' (2002 Remix ...
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Photographer: Milton Montenegro.
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Personnel: Bryan Adams (vocals, guitar); Keith Scott (guitar); Tommy Mandel (Hammond organ); Dave Taylor (bass); Mickey Curry (drums).
Although not as good as Reckless, Bryan Adams' 1991 album, Waking up the Neighbours, signaled his commercial apex. Bridging the time gap between '80s arena rock and '90s angst-ridden grunge, the album also ushered in an era in which Adams became more known for his sweeping power ballads than his straight-ahead rock tunes. This album, filled with nearly 75 minutes of showstopping arena rockers and mid-tempo ballads, churned out no less than five hit singles, the most notable being the Robin Hood Prince of Thieves theme "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You." That ballad spent seven weeks atop the U.S. pop charts, becoming the longest-reigning American chart-topper since Prince's "When Doves Cry" seven years earlier. The song also became a phenomenon in Europe, becoming Adams' biggest hit ever. Other singles which followed included the joyous rocker "Can't Stop This Thing We Started," which became a number two hit, the mid-tempo ballads "Do I Have to Say the Words" and "Thought I'd Died and Gone to Heaven," and the fun, straight-ahead rocker "There Will Never Be Another Tonight." Waking up the Neighbours was co-produced by Robert Jon "Mutt" Lange, and as a result, many of these songs sound as though they could have easily been Def Leppard recordings, especially "All I Want Is You," which sounds like "Pour Some Sugar on Me" part two. Nonetheless, Waking up the Neighbours is a fun album and perfect for those who expect nothing more than an old-fashioned good time from their rock & roll. ~ Jose F. Promis
Released 10 years after Adams's debut record, WAKING UP THE NEIGHBORS continues in the ...
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This is an Enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Pieces Of A Dream: James Lloyd (piano, keyboards, programming); Curtis Harmon (drums, triangle).
Additional personnel: Maysa Leak, Ramona Dunlap (vocals); Eddie Baccus Jr. (soprano, alto & tenor saxophones); Gerald Albright (alto & tenor saxophones, EWI, keyboards, programming); Kenny Blake (alto & tenor saxophones); Henri McMillan (trumpet); ...
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Personnel: Richard Leo Johnson (guitar).
Recording information: Attic Studio, Savannah, GA (2005).
On this album of instrumental guitar music, the self-taught Arkansas musician Richard Leo Johnson plays a 1930s National steel-bodied guitar (once owned by the eponymous Vernon McAlister), whose sound he twists and distorts, Jimi Hendrix-style. His eccentric technique produces idiosyncratic fingerpicking and strange, electronic-sounding drones (though the entire album is acoustic); sometimes the guitar sounds like it's being played backwards. Like his fellow experimenter, the late John Fahey, Johnson is constantly in pursuit of the unexpected. Highlights include folk-influenced tunes like "Uncertain Weather," brief musique concrete pieces like "Quarter Tone Soldiers Marching on the Mill," disturbing blues like "First Night Alone," and the dark, mysterious "Eaten by Wolves at Midnight."
Although he has been most often compared to guitarists like Leo Kottke and Michael Hedges, the guitarist Richard Leo Johnson most resembles on The Legend of Vernon McAlister, his second album for Cuneiform Records, is John Fahey, and like Fahey, he takes on a persona here in crafting this tightly knit ...
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