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WILLIAMS, MEL - ARTHUR WRIGHT ORCHESTRA
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CAN IT BE ME - LAY THIS BURDEN DOWN
(Stock on hand: 4) |
7: $18.98 (US) - ($17.08 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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7/10/2015 |
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SOUL:
There has been a constant demand for Mel Williams' Modern 45 'Can It Be Me' since it was first spun at the Torch all-nighters in the early 70s. Its classic 60s stomping sound has made it a Northern perennial. The flip is the original instrumental of Mary Love's 'Lay This Burden Down' that was pressed by Modern in 1974 for shady UK dealer Simon Soussain. Instrumentals are back in vogue and this is one of the very best.
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PRYSOCK, ARTHUR
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TOO LATE BABY - THE OLD TOWN SINGLES 1958-66
(Stock on hand: 59) |
CD: $24.98 (US) - ($22.48 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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6/6/2014 |
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SOUL:
The first-ever CD compilation of this R&B balladeer's classic singles for New York's Old Town label. Between 1959 and 1966 Arthur Prysock had two dozen singles and more than half a dozen albums issued on Old Town. These have been largely out of print since Verve Records bought Arthur's contract and his Old Town masters in 1966. Many have never been reissued at all, in any format.
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ALEXANDER, ARTHUR
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THE MONUMENT YEARS
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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4/13/2001 |
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SOUL:
28 long-lost country-soul treasures from the vaults of the Monument & Sound Stage 7 labels, recorded between 1965 & 1972. At the time, only six singles were issued. The session player list reads like a who's who of hot musicians, including Jerry Reed, Glen Campbell, Reggie Young, Charlie McCoy, Plas Johnson, The Blossoms, and the American Studio Band. The list of songwriters includes Neil Diamond, Tony Joe White, and Dan Peen & Spooner Oldham.
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ALEXANDER, ARTHUR
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THE GREATEST
(Stock on hand: 7) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
ACE - UK
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8/29/1989 |
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OLDIES:
orig. Dot masters 1962-65 21 tracks
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CONLEY, ARTHUR
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I'M LIVING GOOD 1964-1974
(Stock on hand: 7) |
CD: $19.98 (US) - ($17.98 with *discount) |
KENT - UK
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11/18/2011 |
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SOUL:
Arthur Conley's career as a first-tier soul man was largely overshadowed by the worldwide success of his biggest hit, 'Sweet Soul Music' and the entertaining, but often cliched, funk and dance tracks that he was obliged to record in his attempts to find a follow-up hit of comparable magnitude. Hidden on the flips of many of those funk workouts and/or spread across three albums were some of the best deep and sweet Southern Soul sides of the late 60s. Although highly collectable they have never been available in once place - until now. 24 tracks including: Take Me (Just As I Am), Love Comes And Goes, Otis Sleep On, This Love Of Mine, Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine, Keep On Talking.
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CRUDUP, ARTHUR `BIG BOY'
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LOOK ON YONDER'S WALL
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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BLUES:
simple blues poetry from the big & gentle man from Mississippi, feat. Ransom Knowling-bs, Edward El-gtr, Dave Meyers-bs, Lawrence "Judge" Riley-dms
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CRUDUP, ARTHUR `BIG BOY'
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MEETS THE MASTER BLUES BASSISTS
(Stock on hand: 4) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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7/19/1994 |
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BLUES:
15 duets w. Willie Dixon & Ransom Knowling, incl. prev. unreleased tracks, 1967
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PEJOE, MORRIS SPIRES, ARTHUR
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WRAPPED IN MY BABY
(Stock on hand: 1) |
CD: $11.98 (US) - ($10.78 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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12/25/1999 |
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BLUES:
The 2 United sessions on this album were done in the basement digs of producer Al Smith, feat. Pejoe's bouncy, rhythmic guitar playing w. a blasting Texas tinge.
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DUNCAN, LITTLE ARTHUR
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SINGIN' WITH THE SUN
(Stock on hand: 2) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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11/23/1999 |
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BLUES:
Little Arthur is a powerful blues singer & harmonica player who pounds away at you with his voice, reminiscent of the heavy, unpolished blues singers like Floyd Jones - at 65, he's part of the second generation of Chicago bluesmen, just behind Muddy, Wolf, Sonny Boy #2 & Elmore James
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DUNCAN, LITTLE ARTHUR
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LIVE AT ROSA'S BLUES LOUNGE
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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11/20/2007 |
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BLUES:
Blues vocalist/songwriter/bandleader/harmonica player Little Arthur Duncan is now in his 73rd year and is not slowing down one bit. On this brand new August 2007 recording Arthur's performance is powerful and amazing. He is accompanied by his band The Backscratchers - Illinois Slim and Rick Kreher on guitar; Michael Azzi on bass; and Twist Turner on drums. With special guest vocalist Little Al Thomas. Recorded and videotaped at one of Chicago's friendliest blues clubs, Rosa's Blues Lounge. Also available: Singin' With The Sun (Delmark 733).
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CRUDUP, ARTHUR 'BIG BOY'
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SUNNY ROAD
(Stock on hand: 14) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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2/19/2013 |
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BLUES:
Best known for "That's All Right" and two other songs covered by Elvis Presley, bluesman Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup was born in Forest, Mississippi. Crudup visited Chicago in 1939 as a member of the gospel group The Harmonizing Four and stayed to work as a solo artist but was not successful. He toured the country in 1948 with Sonny Boy Williamson II and Elmore James. This session was recorded November 10, 1969 and features Jimmy Dawkins and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith. Crudup's guitar was amped through the same rotating Leslie speaker that Buddy Guy used on Junior Wells' Hoodoo Man Blues (DMK 612) for seven of the nine songs here. There's also a talk section between Crudup and producer Bob Koester.
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DUNCAN, LITTLE ARTHUR
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LIVE AT ROSA'S BLUES LOUNGE
(Stock on hand: 6) |
DV: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
DELMARK
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11/20/2007 |
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BLUES:
Blues vocalist/songwriter/bandleader/harmonica player Little Arthur Duncan is now in his 73rd year and is not slowing down one bit. On this brand new August 2007 recording Arthur's performance is powerful and amazing. He is accompanied by his band The Backscratchers - Illinois Slim and Rick Kreher on guitar; Michael Azzi on bass; and Twist Turner on drums. With special guest vocalist Little Al Thomas. Recorded and videotaped at one of Chicago's friendliest blues clubs, Rosa's Blues Lounge. DVD special features include Little Arthur commentary/interview track.
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ARTHUR, CHARLINE
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BURN THAT CANDLE
(Stock on hand: 1) |
LP: $37.98 (US) - ($34.18 with *discount) |
BEAR FAMILY
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12/5/2003 |
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OLDIES:
In the mid-'50s, women country singers took their cue from Kitty Wells. They'd stand demurely on stage in Gingham, singing of unrequited love. Then came Charline Arthur who burst forth from a rowdier universe, a place where the boogie was woogied, diamonds were flashed, and men were picked up and cast off. She was one of the few women who could hold her own on-stage with Elvis and the rockabillies. This 180 gram LP features "Burn That Candle," "I Heard About You," "Kiss The Baby Goodnight," "I'm Having A Party All By Myself," "What About Tomorrow," "Honey Bun" and others.
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SMITH, ARTHUR `GUITAR'
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& VOICES
(Stock on hand: 10) |
cassette: $10.98 (US) - ($9.88 with *discount) |
LONGHORN
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12/25/1999 |
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COUNTRY & WESTERN:
Southern picker w. his hit Guitar Boogie +11 1964 Paramount
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CRUDUP, ARTHUR "BIG BOY"
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GIVE ME A 32-20
(Stock on hand: 7) |
LP: $18.98 (US) - ($17.08 with *discount) |
CROWN PRINCE
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5/28/2010 |
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BLUES:
(1941-1952)
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SMITH, ARTHUR "GUITAR BOOGIE"
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JUMPIN' GUITAR
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
CIRCLE
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3/16/2004 |
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JAZZ:
Circle re-issues this album which features a World Transcription session by guitarist Arthur Smith, who was a pioneer in broadcasting and recording in the Carolinas, and has been active since 1936. He achieved the unique feat of topping all three Billboard charts at the same time with "Guitar Boogie" in the 1940s. This led to his being hired to record no less than 40 numbers for World. This CD contains the best sides, all prime examples of pre-Nashville country music. Features Sonny Smith and Ralph Smith.
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ARTHUR & CO., DAVEY
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CELTIC SIDE SADDLE
(Stock on hand: 11) |
CD: $15.98 (US) - ($14.38 with *discount) |
PARK - U.K.
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12/25/1999 |
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INTERNATIONAL:
13 tracks of merry Celtic music, inc. songs w. vocals & also instrumentals played by 3 core musicians & a cavalcade of guest players
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ADAMS, ARTHUR
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STOMP THE FLOOR
(Stock on hand: 3) |
CD: $16.98 (US) - ($15.28 with *discount) |
DELTA GROOVE MUSIC
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11/17/2009 |
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BLUES:
Arthur has been a popular mainstay of the blues scene in L.A. for many years. His first album, "It's Private Tonight," released in 1972 firmly established the silky smooth vocal presence and guitar style that he's recognized for today. Arthur has recorded with Jimmy Smith, Nina Simone, Quincy Jones, Lowell Fulson, The Crusaders and Bonnie Raitt. In 1991, Arthur played rhythm guitar and contributed two songs to B.B. King's album "There Is Always One More Time." King later returned the favor appearing on Arthur's release "Back On Track" in 1999. "Stomp The Floor" features his signature brand of soulful rhythm & blues filled with melodic hooks, classy arrangements and impeccable song writing. Print ad campaign featuring full page color ads in publications including Living Blues, Big City Blues, Blues Revue and Southland Blues Magazine.
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