Prestige
These Blues Of Mine
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| Recorded | 1968 |
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| Label | Prestige |
| Catalog | PR 7538 |
| Released | 1968 |
| Personnel | 7 credited players |
| Discogs | master 1160224 |
The record
Organ, guitar and drums, with a song list that leans hard on pop material -- 'Eleanor Rigby', 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale', 'The House Of The Rising Sun' -- set next to 'Organology', 'Count Nine' and the title track. Pat Martino is the guitarist; Bill Carney drums and shot the photographs. Les Spann's notes are dated December 1967. Rudy Van Gelder engineered, Cal Lampley produced.
Tracks
- Organology
- The House Of The Rising Sun
- Just Us Two
- Eleanor Rigby
- Count Nine
- Man And Woman
- A Whiter Shade Of Pale
- Teddy Makes Three
- These Blues Of Mine
- What The World Needs Now
Session personnel
- Don Schlitten — Design
- Bill Carney — Drums, Photography By
- Rudy Van Gelder — Engineer [Recording]
- Pat Martino — Guitar
- Les Spann — Liner Notes [Dec. 1967]
- Trudy Pitts — Organ
- Cal Lampley — Producer
Contemporary reception
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Pressings
| 1968 | Prestige · PR 7538 — Vinyl LP Album Stereo earliest on file |
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| 2005 | Prestige · 7538 — Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue |
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