The Both Sides Now website states that the Forum label was founded around 1960, that the 9000 series of LPs probably dates from 1961 – 1963, and in 1964 the label name was changed to Forum Circle. This album is not listed on Both Sides Now.
I think we can assume that these recordings were made after Red’s period with Mercury. The music is tough tenor sax backed by an organ combo. It’s jazzy R&B with a hint of Soul I guess. The ferocious “Castle Rock” should appeal to fans of honk.
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1. Another You
2. Flamingo
3. Castle Rock
4. Locomotion
5. Jive Five
6. Monkey Business
7. Second Time Around
6 comments:
WONDERFUL !
ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICA !!!
Thanks a lot for this, my man
Bravo! Fantastic!
Spasibo from Russia.
I'm a little bit surprised that there are only
two Thank You for this marvellous record.
Luckily I could use the hotel's own wlan for
free, and I've loaded this one and a couple
of other albums in a very short time.
Time to thank you again for all your work.
http://shareplace.com/?0AA23B619/untitled-folder-zip.html
I've seen that all your zips are filled with
scans and pictures, unfortally I have
no scan of this one on my harddisk.
Sorry for that.
KR stas
Thanks for the link Stas. That's a "modern" jump band whom I have had the pleasure of seeing twice on stage - once at the Glasgow Jazz Festival and once at the Edinburgh Blues Festival. They're a great live act and have been around for many years in the UK helping to keep this kind of music alive.
I downloaded this about a year ago and still play and MP3 Castle Rock at least a couple of times a week in my car.
There seems to be at least a couple of technical glitches in a couple of the up-tempo cuts: (1) a piercing shreik (enough to blow out average speakers) by Red to open his solo and (2) at the end of another cut, there appears to be another 30-seconds of a background ride-out riff (perhaps to lengthen the time of the cut).
Anyone else aware of this? Any explanation for why the problem?
Bottom line though: "chorus after chorus of rocking, hollering tenor-playing."
JJeff
Monkey Business is killer too!
Just posted to Discogs.
http://www.discogs.com/release/4297686
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