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SRE-66014: Bustin' Out / Gentleman June Gardner

[Front Cover] Label Type : white EmArcy E promotional
Matrix Number : SIDE-A SR 66014-A-E 1    MR
SIDE-B SR 66014-B-E 1    MR



Comments

promotional copy with white EmArcy label; “NOT FOR SALE” stamped on the back cover.

Inside The Groove

Funky-stinky New Orleans instrumental stuffs by a legendary drummer.

Personal Impression (and brief notes)

Gentleman June Gardner is one of the acclaimed New Orleans drummers. The most famous job was a sort of Lee Dorsey's recordings, such as “Get Out Of My Life Woman” and “Working In A Coalmine”. His another celebrated work would be a drummer of Sam Cooke's road band (1960-1964).

This album, released in 1966, contains his fine leader sessions, compiled from his various recordings for local labels (including Hot Line label in New Orleans), maybe arranged/produced by legendary Wardell Quezergue. The top-notch smash hit “It's Gonna Rain” and all other tunes are covered with lazy New-Orleans rhythm, but also hot taste. Dirty but steady brass riffs are also attractive. Especially all tunes on the Side-B are very impressive.

Although it's mysterious that these recordings were released by EmArcy label, this LP holds nice funky instrumentals.

Strictly Personal Rating (to what extent I could enjoy this album)

8 out of 10




Track Listing

SIDE-A
A-1 99 Plus 1 (W. Quezergue) 2:17
A-2 Last Night (Axton - Smith - Newman - Moman) 2:11
A-3 Hammerhead (W. Quezergue) 2:16
A-4 One Mint Julep (R. Toombs) 2:51
A-5 Hot Seat (W. Quezergue) 2:42
A-6 Mustard Greens (A. Gardner) 2:17
SIDE-B
B-1 It's Gonna Rain (S. Bono) 2:12
B-2 Later Baby (W. Quezergue) 2:49
B-3 Hang On Sloopy (B. Russell - W. Farrell) 2:42
B-4 Yesterday (J. Lennon - P. McCartney) 3:19
B-5 The Joker (L. Bricusse - A. Newley) 2:26

Personnel

Gentleman June Gardner (ds) with many musicians including:
George Davis (g), Walter Booker (p).

Recorded circa 1965 (needs information).




Jackets

Front Back
[SRE-66014 FRONT] [SRE-66014 BACK]



Labels

Side A Side B
[SRE-66014 A] [SRE-66014 B]



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