Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Paul Williams And His Hucklebuckers Savoy MG 15046
Paul Williams And His Hucklebuckers Savoy MG 15046
Side A:
01. Jockey Jump
02. Rye Boogie
03. Jeeps Blues
04. Pauls Boogie
Side B:
01. Weasel Swing
02. Juice Bug
03. Camp Meetin Bounce
04. Blowing The Boogie
Download from here:
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10 inch vinyl LP released in 1954. All the above scans from www.45worlds.com.
The LP has been "reconstructed" using rips from various sources.
Recording and original release details of the tracks:
"Jockey Jump" was recorded on March 2nd, 1948 in Detroit. Personnel: Phil Guilbeau (trumpet); Wild Bill Moore (tenor sax); Paul Williams (baritone sax); Floyd Taylor (piano); Herman Hopkins (bass); Reetham Mallett (drums).
"Jockey Jump" was originally released as "Waxie Maxie" (b/w "Spider Sent Me") on Savoy 670, August 1948. Reached number 11 in Billboards best selling race records chart, late September 1948.
"Juice Bug" was recorded on November 2nd, 1949 in New York City. Personnel: Phil Guilbeau (trumpet); Fred Jackson, Cranford Wright (tenor saxes); Paul Williams (baritone, alto sax); Lee Anderson (piano); Pete Glover (bass); Bill Benjamin (drums).
Originally released as "Juice Bug Boogie" on Savoy 721 (B-Side of "Cranberries") in January 1950.
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"Pauls Boogie" and "Camp Meetin Bounce" were recorded on December 1st, 1949, in Detroit. Personnel: Phil Guilbeau (trumpet); Fred Jackson, Cranford Wright (tenor saxes) Paul Williams (baritone, alto sax); Lee Anderson (piano); John Murphy (bass); William Benjamin (drums).
"Camp Meeting Bounce" was originally released on Savoy 734 (B-Side of "Whats Happening") in March 1950.
"Pauls Boogie" was originally released on Savoy 758 (B-Side of "Jeeps Blues") in September 1950.
"Jeeps Blues," "Rye Boogie" and "Weasel Swing" were recorded on May 18th, 1950 in New York City. Personnel: Phil Guilbeau (trumpet); Joe Alexander, Miller Sam (tenor saxes); Paul Williams (baritone sax); Lee Anderson (piano); John Murphy (bass); William Benjamin (drums).
"Weasel Swing" and "Rye Boogie" were originally released on Savoy 751 in June 1950.
"Jeeps Blues" was originally released on Savoy 758 (b/w "Pauls Boogie") in September 1950.
"Blowing The Boogie" was recorded on 17th December, 1951, in New York City. Personnel: Blue Mitchell (trumpet); Lee Pope (tenor sax); Ted Butler (baritone sax); Paul Williams (baritone, alto sax); Lee Anderson (piano); Sam Jones (bass); Joe Booker (drums).
"Blowin The Boogie" was originally released on Savoy 831 (b/w "Its All Over Now") in January 1952.
Our look at releases on the Savoy label continues with this 1954 LP of Paul Williams tracks which were recorded between 1948 and 1951. In the late 1940s Savoy had a series of big R&B hits with saxophone instrumentals such as "Bubbles" by Wild Bill Moore, "The Hucklebuck" and "Thirty-Five Thirty" by Paul Williams, "Corn Bread" by Hal Singer and "Deacons Hop" by Big Jay McNeely.
See the post "Rhythm and Blues Volume 1" for these hits. Well be looking at some of these sax players again in upcoming posts, including another look at Paul Williams.
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