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01. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Kansas City
02. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - If There Wasn't Any You
03. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Sweet Lotus Blossom
04. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Roll 'em Pete
05. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - I Gotta Girl (Roll 'em Pete)
06. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Trouble In Mind
07. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Nobody Knows How I Feel This Morning
08. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - New Down Home Blues
09. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Kansas City
10. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Compact Car
11. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Piney Brown's Blues
12. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Big Fine Girl
13. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Send Me Someone To Love
14. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Sweet Lotus Blossom
15. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - St Louis Blues
16. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Times Getting Tougher Than Tough
17. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - I'll Be So Glad
18. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - When Will I Be Called A Man
19. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - Sweet And Lovely
20. Jimmy Witherspoon With Dick Morrissey Quartet - In Walked Bud
ARTIST
TITLE
Live In London 1966
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
RANDB 066CD RANDB 066CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/11/2021

If there existed a common thread binding the music of London together in 1966 it was the blues. Whether you were an R&B fan or a modern jazz follower, this was a sound that continued to constitute the bedrock of your taste. And there was no individual better suited to allying these superficially disparate camps than the veteran American blues singer Jimmy Witherspoon who spent an extended stay in the capital that year, performing with contemporary jazzmen and R&B combos alike. Dick Morrissey's quartet (with Harry South, Phil Seamen and Phil Bates) provides the backing on these live recordings, many of which are previously unissued. For anyone wanting to know just how the Sixties "swung", this album is a must. 16-page booklet by Simon Spillett.