dimanche 24 mai 2026

RAY CHARLES & MILT JACKSON ~ Soul Brothers, Soul Meeting (1958)


*CD1
01. How Long Blues (Leroy Carr,Traditional) 
02. Cosmic Ray (Ray Charles)
03. The Genius After Hours (Ray Charles) 
04. Charlesville (Ray Charles) 
05. Bags of Blues (Milt Jackson)
06. 'Deed I Do (Walter Hirsch, Fred Rose)
07. Blue Funk (Ray Charles) 

*CD2
01. Soul Brothers (Milt Jackson) 
02. Bags' Guitar Blues (Milt Jackson)
03. Soul Meeting (Milt Jackson)
04. Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Ray Charles)
05. Blue Genius (Ray Charles)
06. X-Ray Blues (Ray Charles)
07. Love on My Mind (Ray Charles) 

Personnel:
Ray Charles – piano, electric piano, alto saxophone
Milt Jackson – piano, vibraphone
Billy Mitchell – tenor saxophone
Skeeter Best – guitar
Kenny Burrell – guitar
Oscar Pettiford – bass
Connie Kay – drums

Released: June 1958
*CD1 & *CD2 tracks 1&2 Recorded in New York City on September 12, 1957.
  •                                     *CD2 tracks 3 to 7 Recorded in New York City on April 10, 1958.
  •                                                                Engineer by Tom Dowd
  •                                                 Producer - Jerry Wexler & Nesuhi Ertegun



Ray Charles playing alto saxophone in Newport in 1958






6 commentaires:

  1. Bonjour Pat;
    Tracks 1-1 to 2-2 recorded at Atlantic Sudios in New York City on September 12, 1957.

    Tracks 2-3 to 2-7 recorded at Atlantic Sudios in New York City on April 10, 1958.
    by Tom Dowd

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  2. That's right, Doc, I've corrected it. Thanks.

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  3. Ooh...this is real nice! I've never seen this one and I'm surprised to learn Ray played alto sax! Thanks Patrick!

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  4. Glad you like it, Soulpapa.
    Ray recorded this album with Milt Jackson and Connie Kay—two members of the Modern Jazz Quartet—plus Kenny Burrell on guitar. It’s a great album with a touch of blues—really enjoyable!!
    Thank you for your comment

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  5. Looks like a great album. Ray Charles has been a favorite of mine since the 1960s..
    Cheers,
    Mike M

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  6. Your previous comment reminded me of this album, I had to share it. Thanks for the inspiration, Mike!

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