On with the Big Beat honkfest! In this post we feature updates to previous Red Prysock posts, especially the revamped "Cryin' My Heart Out" Saxophonograph LP. For a little bit of fun I thought I'd come up with a new front cover which is more "in period" as it utilizes a 1940s photo of Red with Tiny Grimes in New York. The real cover and label artwork is below.
The original (improved) "Cryin' My Heart Out" post is here:
Download "Cryin' My Heart Out" from here:
An anonymous donor sent in "The Big Sound Of Red Prysock" which is a 1964 LP on the budget Forum Circle label. The original post is here:
I can't find any discographical information on this release but having listened to it earlier today I can say that "Castle Rock" is one of the best honk tracks I've ever heard.
Download "The Big Sound Of Red Prysock" from here:
Back in 2010, Jeff sent in a copy of the Sil Austin v Red Prysock sax duel LP, "Battle Royal." You can read the original post with comments from Jeff here:
Download "Battle Royal" from here:
Coming soon - more New York honk with Sil Austin, Buddy Lucas and Freddie Mitchell.
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2 comments:
Re. THE BIG SOUND OF
Album was released in 1964. Forum Circle was either owned or affiliated to Roulette so the probability is that these are unissued Roulette recordings from 1963/64.
An oddity - I have a scan with the label shown as Parliament - Pop Series and number as PAK-EE but also showing Forum matrix SF-9083-A
Thanks, Daddy Cool. I wonder if somewhere there is a record of who is playing with Red on these tracks.
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