Count Basie (USA)

Count Basie (born August 21, 1904, Red Bank, New Jersey, USA - died April 26, 1984, Hollywood, Florida, USA) was an American jazz pianist, organist, bandleader, and composer. Count Basie is my favorite Jazz musician together with Tiny Grimes and Ivan "Boogaloo" Jones.

1989

Black Lion 60294, 17 tracks, 60:04 min.

recorded 2-7 September 1954 in Boston

1957

Verve 521402, 17 tracks, 1:09:03 min.

1957

Polygram 833774, 12 tracks, 35:26 min.

1958

Roulette Jazz 81664, 12 tracks, 48:02 min.

 1959

Roulette CD 59037, 12 tracks, 37:05 min.

1959

Roulette Jazz 31791, 18 tracks, 1:18:31

1959

Roulette Jazz 0482627, 13 tracks, 39:27 min.

1960

Roulette 52054, 10 tracks, 38:56 min.

1963

Roulette 52093, 11 tracks, 37:33 min.

1963

Verve 821799, 9 tracks, 35:21 min.

1966

Verve 557455, 12 tracks, 38:13 min.

1970

Ocium CCM 0022, 11 tracks, 35:22 min.

1973

Pablo Rec. 2310709, 10 tracks, 44:42 min.

1980

Pablo Rec.808592, 11 tracks, 42:29 min.

1982

Pablo Rec. 20056, 8 tracks, 44:05 min.

1986

Denon 33CY 1018, 13 tracks, 1:04:32 min.

1993

Verve 314519, 15 tracks, 48:12 min.

1990

HEP 38, 20 tracks, 1:11:34 min.

1995

Elap Music Ltd. 16138, 16 tracks, 55:36 min.

1996

Cedar 53296, 24 tracks, 1:13:08 min.

2000

Past Perfect 204540, 10 CDs, 179 tracks, 6:45 min.

2004

Roulette Jazz 73407, 28 tracks, 1:39:16 min.

 2008

RDM 803772, 17 tracks, 1:01:24 min.

The Doors (USA)

The Doors

4 Jan 1967

Elektra 242012, 11 tracks, 44:31 min.

25 Sep 1967

Elektra 242016, 10 tracks, 35:16 min.

3 July 1968

Elektra 974024, 11 tracks, 32:48 min.

18 July 1969

Elektra 75005, 9 tracks, 33:54 min.

20 July 1970

Elektra 61972, 18 tracks, 1:35:25 min.

9 Feb 1970

Elektra 975007, 11 tracks, 37:28 min.

19 Apr 1971

Elektra EKS242090, 10 tracks, 48:48 min.

18 Oct 1971

Elektra EKS42104, 8 tracks, 39:28 min.

17 July 1972

Elektra EKS42116, 9 tracks, 40:20 min.

17 Nov 1978

Elektra 61812, 23 tracks, 46:38 min.

1991

Elektra 61082, 32 tracks, 2:26:38 min.

1997

Elektra 4 CD Box 62123

53 tracks, 4:23:15 min.

2000

Elektra 62569, 21 tracks, 1:46:43 min.

2001

Bright Midnight 7906,21 tracks, 1:32:13 min.

2002

Elektra 62733, 16 tracks, 1:13:11 min.

2003

Elektra 73889, 34 tracks, 2:35:46 min.

 2007

Bright Midnight 79979, 46 tracks, 3:04:37 min.

2007

Bright Midnight 79884, 24 tracks, 2:04:14 min.

 2007

Bright Midnight 79970, 16 tracks, 1:19:48 min.

2010

Bright Midnight 79786, 22 tracks, 1:54:24 min.

2013

Rhino/Elektra digital, 58 tracks, 4:25:48 min.

2013

Elektra WPC 14801 (Japan),

14 Singles, 28 songs, 1:23:52 min.

Little Freddie King (USA)

Little Freddie King was born 19 July 1940 in McComb/Mississippi as Fread Eugene Martin. King is the cousin of Lightnin' Hopkins. At the age of 14 he moved to New Orleans where he performed in Juke Joints with friends Babe Stovall, Slim Harpo and Champion Jack Dupree. In 1969 he recorded his first album with Harmonica Williams. In 1976 he went on his first European Tour with Bo Diddley and John Lee Hooker. In 1995 he recorded his first album under his name "Swamp Boogie".

1995

Orleans 1611, 12 tracks, 39:00 min.

2000

Orleans 2511, 11 tracks, 53:02 min.

2005

Fat Possum 1022, 11 tracks, 43:07 min.

2008

Madewright MWR44, 10 tracks, 54:12 min.

2010

Madewright MWR65, 9 tracks, 57:47 min.

2011

Home Grown 299267, 10 tracks, 51:04 min.

2012

Madewright MWR67, 12 tracks, 51:50 min.

2015

Madewright MWR70, 11 tracks, 56:04 min.

2017

Madewright MWR72, 11 tracks, 59:42 min.

2006

Music Maker Relief Foundation MM66, 12 tracks, 47:17 min.

Boogie Bone (USA)

Boogie Bone was founded 2004 in Portland/Oregon and disbanded in 2012. They released three albums on their own. Line-up: Howlin' Jake Johnson - voc, Steven Dee Williams - guitar, Todd "Spud" Stevens - drums, Henry Gavaldon - bass and Steve Snyder - harp/sax/flute. They played a mixture of Blues-Bluesrock and Roots music. I'm proud to be mentioned on their last album.

2007

Boogie Bone, 10 tracks, 39:45 min.

2009

Boogie Bone, 13 tracks, 54:24 min.

2010

Boogie Bone, 12 tracks, 46:26 min.

Rita Chiarelli (CAN)

Rita Chiarelli is a Canadian Blues singer and guitarist.
Born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Chiarelli began performing in Ronnie Hawkins' band in the early 1980s. She subsequently spent several years in Italy. When she returned to Canada, she quickly attracted the attention of film director Bruce McDonald, who included her "Have You Seen My Shoes?" on the soundtrack to his 1989 film Roadkill Chiarelli and Colin Linden subsequently recorded a cover of Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" for McDonald's 1991 film Highway 61, and Chiarelli released her debut album the following year on Stony Plain Records.
Her albums Just Getting Started and Breakfast at Midnight were both nominated for the Juno Award for Best Blues Album.

 1992

Stony Plain 1173, 12 tracks, 47:41 min.

 1995

Stony Plain 1197, 10 tracks, 45:13 min.

1997

Stony Plain, 1236, 11 tracks, 60:01 min.

2001

Northern Blues Music 003, 11 tracks, 47:57 min.

2004

Mad Iris 002, 14 tracks, 46:18 min.

2006

Mad Iris 004,10 tracks, 49:43 min.

2008

Mad Iris 005, 11 tracks, 50:08 min.

2010

Mad Iris 006, 12 tracks, 49:28 min.

2011

Mad Iris 007, 13 tracks, 42:31 min.