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Personnel: Screamin' Jay Hawkins (vocals, piano); Frank Ash (guitar); T-Bone Tommy Burroughs (violin); Jim Spake (saxophone); East Memphis Slim (keyboards, percussion); Sam Shoop (bowed bass); David Hood (bass); Roger Hawkins (drums); William Brown, Bertram Brown, Kelley Hurt (background vocals).Recorded at Sam Phillips Recording Service, Memphis, Tennessee in July 1997.These 1997 recordings are among Screamin' Jay Hawkins' last sessions. After various pairings with sub-par backing or producers who...

Description Tiny Grimes gained some fame near the end of the swing era for being one of the first electric guitarists influenced by Charlie Christian, for leading a date that featured the young Charlie Parker, and for his work with the Art Tatum Trio. By 1948 he was leading a group called the Rocking Highlanders, who dressed in kilts Rather than playing Scottish music (other than "Loch Lomond"), the band leaned toward RB, with plenty of heated solos from tenor saxophonist Red Prysock. Grimes has...

Our Vintage Prints date from 1990 or earlier, and many of them were produced within one year of the original negative. Each print in Wolfgang's Vault is a slice-of-life view of the rock concert phenomenon taken by legendary photographers who did more than document the era, they lived it. The subtle signs of aging in some of these prints only add to their veracity. The slight yellowing of a Silver Gelatin print and almost imperceptible loss of true color in color prints are the gentle patina born...

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Bear Family 's Spellbound! 1955-74 is a double-disc set that captures highlights from Screamin' Jay Hawkins' recordings for Wing, Decca, Phillips, and RCA. Half of the set's 48 tracks were already issued on two Phillips albums, which were combined on one Edsel CD. Most of these songs date from the '60s, with only a handful coming from Hawkins' '50s peak. Strangely, of those songs, not one of them is the original "I Put a Spell on You," which means this is not a definitive overview. Instead, it's...

The craziest blues shouter of all time, Screamin’ Jay Hawkins is captured here at his unparalleled wildest. Recorded at his wackiest in a live concert setting, the wild man of R & B is backed by his wailing band, The Chickenhawks, on such classics as “Constipation Blues”, “Alligator Wine”, and “Lawdy Miss Clawdy”.

This is the kind of stuff we 60's kids played to torture our parents.If you have heard of Screamin Jay... I dont need to describe him.If you havent heard of him....sorry there really are no words to describe him.Take a look at the picture sleeve,the music parallels the picture.Lots of screaming and sanctifying on this soul (sorta) tune.Love it !!!!