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| 1. | Yes We Can Can
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| 2. | Oh Girl
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| 3. | Can't Get Enough Of You
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| 4. | Hi Fly
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| 5. | Where Is The Love
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| 6. | Rubber Lips
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| 7. | Such A Beautiful Feeling
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| 8. | Food Stamps
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| 9. | I'm Still Here
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| 10. | Bumpin' On Young Street
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| 11. | On The Street Where You Live
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| 12. | Thrill Is Gone
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| 13. | Ow
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| 14. | Milestones
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| 15. | El Sino
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| 16. | Somethin's Sanctifies
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Jazz / R&B
After more than a dozen years spent with Ramsey Lewis' rhythm section, bassist Eldee Young and drummer Isaac "Redd" Holt left to form their own group in the mid-'60s. Together, they cut a soul-jazz groove that was a popular favorite with both live audiences and on records. The second album on this compact disc is a 1961 Atlantic recording by The Slide Hampton Octet, featuring Charlie Greenlee on trombone and baritone horn.
2 LPs on 1 CD: Young-Holt Unlimited: OH GIRL (1972)/Slide Hampton Octet: SOMETHIN' SANCTIFIED (1961).
Includes liner notes by John Engstrom and Jack Maher.
OH GIRL
Recorded at P.S. Studios, Chicago, Illinois in May 1972 and at the Hit Factory, New York, New York in August 1972
Young-Holt Unlimited
Edlee Young (acoustic, 6-string electric & 8-string electric basses); Isaac "Red" Holt (drums); Marcus Curry (electric guitar); Ken Chaney (acoustic & electric pianos); Bobby Lyle (electric piano); Richard Tee (organ); Ralph McDonald (congas, percussion)
Additional personnel:
Eumir Deodato (conductor)
Originally released on Atlantic (1634)
SOMETHIN' SANCTIFIED
Slide Hampton Octet
Slide Hampton (trombone, baritone horn); George Coleman (tenor saxophone); Jay Cameron (baritone saxophone, clarinet); Richard Williams, Hobart Dotson (trumpet); Charlie Greenlee (trombone, baritone horn); Laurence Ridley (bass); Peter Sims (drums)
Originally released on Atlantic (1362) |
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