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03-06-2021 12:03 PM
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A killer version of "Memphis Soul Stew" with Cornell Dupree on guitar, Bernard Purdie on drums, and Jerry Jemmott on bass.
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King Curtis sings the blues. (He also plays guitar on this album. So does Al Casey and Mac Pierce.)
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Aretha with King Curtis, Cornell Dupree, Jerry Jemmott, and Bernard Purdie
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Hi, M,
You're truly a Blue-eyed soul brother! Love King Curtis! When I played in small R@B/Soul groups(guitar, bass, drums, plus sax) in Chicago, we always played "Ode to Billy Joe." It was a real crowd pleaser. Sadly, these times, I believe, are lost forever except for a few Sexagenerian/Septuagenerian souls. What a difference a day makes. Play live . . . Marinero
Here's the song I first heard in the 50's that caused my immediate addiction to tenor sax. Enjoy! M
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Originally Posted by MarkRhodes
just watched a documentary on ornette coleman..he said when he first arrived in nyc, king curtis picked him up in his rolls royce...they were both originally from ft. worth texas....blew ornettes mind...curtis was very popular at the time
cheers
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Originally Posted by Marinero
Ibanez pm200?
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