Leos Five -Direct From The Blue Note Club -ACE RECORDS CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Leo's Five "Hold it"

02. King, Albert "C.O.D."

03. King, Albert "Worsome baby"

04. King, Albert "Lonesome"

05. King, Albert "You threw your love on me too strong"

06. Ross, Jamie / Leo's Five "Let's do the cat"

07. Drain, Charles "So glad"

08. Drain, Charles "Stop and think about it baby"

09. Leo's Five "Hi heel sneakers"

10. Leo's Five "Something you got"

11. Leo's Five "Sunrise serenade"

12. Leo's Five "Cookin' with chezie mae"

13. Leo's Five "Fredrick's dream"

14. Leo's Five "Ol' man river [Part 1]"

15. Leo's Five "Ol' man river [Part 2]"

16. Gooden, Leo "Winkee-do"

17. Gooden, Leo "Ugly, ugly"

18. Leo's Five "Tippin'"

19. Leo's Five "Johnnie come marching home (Country Style) [Parts 1 & 2]"

20. Leo's Five "Mop water"

21. Leo's Five "Minor over matter"

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.. Note Club

Description:

Direct From The Blue Note Club is an album by Leo's Five, released in 2008. The album is a rhythm & blues CD. - .. NOTE CLUB

2008 collection. Ultra-desirable, early '60s St. Louis R&B that commands a small fortune in collector circles. The late vocalist Leo Gooden was an important local mover-and-shaker whose ear for talent helped him assemble one of the best bands of it's time. Although they never recorded for a major label, Leo's Five enjoy as big a reputation among fans of 'Soul Jazz' as do many groups with a considerably higher profile. This CD brings together the best tracks from their stupidly rare 1960 album, assorted even rarer St. Louis 45s on which they appeared as the 'instrumental accompaniment' and two fantastic 45s where they are fronted by Blues guitar legend - and a man who sat in with Leo's Five many times in his pre-fame days - Albert King. 21 tracks. Ace.

Reissue using cover art, photos and tracks (12, 13, 18, 20, 21) from original 1960 LP. Recorded live at the "Blue Note" Club 4200 Missouri Ave, E. St. Louis, Illinois in 1959. Info from original back cover of 1960 LP states: Hammet Bluett Jr. from Larry Protho's home town of Brooklyn, Ill. appears on Baritone Sax while home on leave from the Navy. Fred Jackson joined the group after this session. Live Recording by "Technisonic Studios" Cover by: Jefferson Printing The reminder are studio sessions and actual vinyl recordings.

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CHD 1187

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