This expertly compiled and beautifully packaged five-CD collection celebrates the early career of singer, Hammond organist and bandleader Georgie Fame, with four of the discs being based around his original albums and a fifth devoted to rarities including a June 1963 session taped at IBC studios...
...Recorded with his band The Blues Flames, Fame’s excellent 1964 debut album Rhythm And Blues At The Flamingo is an ice-cool covers set recorded in September 1963 live at the legendary Soho jazz venue where he honed his craft playing to black American GIs, West Indians, late night workers and young mods. Fame’s vision of R&B was groundbreaking, mixing blues, soul, jazz and ska into a coherent whole while singing in a voice reminiscent of his hero Mose Allison (whose Parchman Farm is covered). Highlights include Fame’s swinging takes on Rufus Thomas’ Stax R&B stomper Do The Dog, The Miracles’ early Tamla Motown soul hit Shop Around, Eric Morris’ joyous blue beat Humpty Dumpty and Mose Allison’s version of Big Joe Williams’ blues Baby Please Don’t Go.Bonuses include three great outtakes from the album plus two 1964 live sets – one recorded for the BBC during which he is joined by Long John Baldry on BB King’s You’re Breaking My Heart and another drawn from a performance at The Blue Moon in Hayes, Middlesex.(loudersound.com)
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https://www.amazon.com/Whole-Worlds-Shaking-Complete-Recordings/dp/B01KATF3O8trax disc 5:
01 Money (That's What I Want) (demo) 02 Let The Sunshine In (demo) 03 Lonely Avenue (demo) 04 You're Driving Me Crazy (demo) 05 Kidney Stew (demo) 06 Moanin' 07 Gimme That Wine (alt) 08. Bend A Little (inst) 09. Saturday Night Fish Fry 10. Lil' Darlin' (alt) 11 You're Drving Me Crazy 12. Soul Stomp 13. This Is Always 14 Jelly Jelly 15. Black Head Chinaman 16 Incense 17 Tan Tan's Tune 18. Red Number Nine 19. Humpty Dumpty (German version) 20. Yeh, Yeh (German version)
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