Sold Date: April 9, 2017
Start Date: June 13, 2014
Final Price: $21.00 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 2946
Buyer Feedback: 1

Albert Ammons - Pete Johnson / Jimmy Yancey ‎– "Boogie Woogie Man"

Label:
RCA ‎– 730.561
Series:
Black And White Series – Vol. 5
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Reissue
Country:
France
Released:
1972
Genre:
Blues
Style:
Chicago Blues, Piano Blues

Tracklist

A1     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Barrelhouse Boogie     3:00
A2     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Boogie Woogie Man     2:40
A3     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Cuttin' The Boogie     2:18
A4     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Pine Creek     2:35
A5     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Sixth Avenue Express     2:40
A6     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Foot Pedal Boogie     2:27
A7     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Movin' The Boogie     2:43
A8     – A. Ammons* - P. Johnson*     Walkin' The Boogie     2:48
B1     – J. Yancey*     Yancey Stomp     2:45
B2     – J. Yancey*     State Street Special     2:37
B3     – J. Yancey*     Tell 'Em About Me     2:43
B4     – J. Yancey*     Five O'Clock Blues     2:49
B5     – J. Yancey*     Yancey's Bugle Call     2:40
B6     – J. Yancey*     Death Letter Blues     2:53
B7     – J. Yancey*     35th And Dearborn     2:45
B8     – J. Yancey*     Crying In My Sleep     2:55

Companies etc

    Printed By – A.R.E.A.C.E.M.

Credits

    Drums – James F. Hoskins* (tracks: A1 to A8)
    Liner Notes – Pierre-François Gangardel

Notes

#A1-A3: recorded in New York - May 7, 1941
#A4-A8: recorded in New York - June 17, 1941
#B1-B4: recorded in Chicago - Oct. 25, 1939
#B5-B8: recorded in Chicago - Sept. 26, 1940

Barcode and Other Identifiers

    Barcode: SACEM SDRM SACD SGDL

Albert Ammons
Real Name:
Albert C. Ammons
Profile:
American jazz/blues pianist. Father of Gene Ammons.
Born September 23, 1907 in Chicago, Illinois.
Died December 2, 1949 in Blue Island, Illinois.
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all three seams and heavily marred by wear and writing. The LP cover
barely keeps the LP inside it. Inner sleeves are fully seam split,
crinkled, and written upon.