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| Name = The Party Album | |||
| Type = live | |||
⚫ | | Artist = ] | ||
| Cover = | |||
| Released = 1979 | |||
| Recorded = April 19 1978 | |||
| Genre = ]<br>] | |||
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| Label = | |||
| Producer = Alexis Korner | |||
| Reviews = | |||
| Last album = | |||
| This album = | |||
| Next album = | |||
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'''''The Party Album''''' is a 1978 live recording made for ]'s 50th birthday. It was recorded at the ] in London and a video of the event was also released. | |||
==Track listing== | |||
#“]” - (]) 7:23 | |||
#“Captain's Tiger” - (A. Korner) 3:30 | |||
#“Skipping” - (A. Korner) 3:10 | |||
#“]” - (]) 6:40 | |||
#Medley - “Finkles Cafe” - (A. Korner) - “Dooji Hooji” - (]) 9:06 | |||
#“Whole Mess of Blues” - (]/]) 5:36 | |||
#“Lining Track” - (]) 3:15 | |||
#“Robert Johnson” - (A. Korner/J. Edwards) 6:15 | |||
#“Hey Pretty Mama” - (]) 4:19 | |||
#“]” - (]) 9:15 | |||
#“Stormy Monday Blues” - (]/]) 5:59 | |||
==Personnel== | |||
*Alexis Korner: vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, cowbell/backing vocals | |||
*]: electric piano, vocals, backing vocals, tambourine | |||
*]: tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone | |||
*]: tenor saxophone | |||
*]: tenor saxophone | |||
*]: tenor saxophone | |||
*]: baritone saxophone, soprano saxophone | |||
*]: trombone | |||
*Sappho Gillet: tambourine/backing vocals | |||
*]: vocals, tambourine | |||
*]: electric guitar | |||
*]: bass guitar | |||
*]: drums | |||
*]: harmonica | |||
*]: harmonica | |||
*]: electric guitar | |||
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The Party Album is a 1978 live recording made for Alexis Korner's 50th birthday. It was recorded at the Pinewood Studios in London and a video of the event was also released.
Track listing
- “Things Ain't What They Used to Be” - (Mercer Ellington) 7:23
- “Captain's Tiger” - (A. Korner) 3:30
- “Skipping” - (A. Korner) 3:10
- “Spoonful” - (Willie Dixon) 6:40
- Medley - “Finkles Cafe” - (A. Korner) - “Dooji Hooji” - (Duke Ellington) 9:06
- “Whole Mess of Blues” - (Pomus/Shuman) 5:36
- “Lining Track” - (Huddie Ledbetter) 3:15
- “Robert Johnson” - (A. Korner/J. Edwards) 6:15
- “Hey Pretty Mama” - (Chris Farlowe) 4:19
- “Hi-Heel Sneakers” - (Robert Higginbotham) 9:15
- “Stormy Monday Blues” - (Billy Eckstein/Earl Hines) 5:59
Personnel
- Alexis Korner: vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, cowbell/backing vocals
- Zoot Money: electric piano, vocals, backing vocals, tambourine
- Mel Collins: tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
- Dick Heckstall-Smith: tenor saxophone
- Art Themen: tenor saxophone
- Dick Morrissey: tenor saxophone
- John Surman: baritone saxophone, soprano saxophone
- Mike Zwerin: trombone
- Sappho Gillet: tambourine/backing vocals
- Chris Farlowe: vocals, tambourine
- Eric Clapton: electric guitar
- Colin Hodgkinson: bass guitar
- Stu Speer: drums
- Duffy Power: harmonica
- Paul Jones: harmonica
- Neil Ford: electric guitar
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