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Mosaic Select 7: Curtis Amy
Curtis Amy
Label: Unknown label
Released: 2004
Views: 618
Track Listing
Disc One: Searchin', Goin' Down Catch Me A Woman, The Blues Message, Come Rain Or Come Shine, This Is The Blues, Meetin' Here, Early In The Morning, If I Were A Bell, One More Hamhock Please, Angel Eyes, Just Friends. Disc Two: Gone Into It, Annsome, Bobblin', Groovin' Blue, Beautiful You, Way Down, Liberia, 24 Hours Blues, Lisa, A Soulful Bee A Soulful Rose, All My Life, Bells And Horns. Disc Three: Tippin' On Through, Funk In The Evening, For Ayers Only, In Your Own Sweet Way, Summertime, Set Call, Katanga, Lonely Woman, Native Land, Amyable, You Don't Know What Love Is, A Shade Of Brown, Very Frank.
Personnel
Curtis Amy, tenor sax, soprano sax; Carmell Jones, Marcus Belgrave, Dupree Bolton, trumpet; Roy Brewster, valve trombone; Bobby Hutcherson, Roy Ayers, vibes; Ray Crawford, guitar; Frank Strazzeri, John Houston, Victor Feldman, Jack Wilson, piano; Paul Bryant, organ; Clarence Jones, Jimmy Bond, George Morrow, Bob Whitlock, bass; Jimmy Miller, Frank Butler, Tony Bazley, Larance Marable, Doug Sides, drums.
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- Mosaic Select 7: Curtis Amy by AAJ Staff
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