Album · 1967

Singing the Blues

Released
1967
Label
ABC Records
Catalogue no.
BL-6006
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
38:02
Country
US

“Singing the Blues” is an album by Big Joe Turner, released in 1967 on ABC Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 38:02. The line-up features Herb Lovelle (drums (drum set)), Bob Bushnell (bass), Buddy Lucas (harmonica, tenor saxophone), Panama Francis (drums (drum set)) and Patti Bown (piano).

Who played on Singing the Blues

  • Herb Lovelle drums (drum set) on 4 tracks
  • Bob Bushnell bass
  • Buddy Lucas harmonica, tenor saxophone
  • Panama Francis drums (drum set)
  • Patti Bown piano
  • Thornel Schwartz guitar
  • Wally Richardson guitar

Tracklist

  1. A1 Well Oh Well 3:21
  2. A2 Joe's Blues 5:16
  3. A3 Bluer Than Blue 2:48
  4. A4 Big Wheel 2:44
  5. A5 Poor House 4:50
  6. B1 Piney Brown Blues — Pete Johnson 4:12
  7. B2 Mrs. Geraldine 3:40
  8. B3 Since I Was Your Man 5:28
  9. B4 Roll 'Em Pete 2:48
  10. B5 Cherry Red 2:55

Production

  • Bob Thiele producer
  • George Hoefer liner notes

More albums by Big Joe Turner

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Singing the Blues?

The line-up of Singing the Blues includes Herb Lovelle (drums (drum set)), Bob Bushnell (bass), Buddy Lucas (harmonica, tenor saxophone), Panama Francis (drums (drum set)), Patti Bown (piano), Thornel Schwartz (guitar) and Wally Richardson (guitar).

Which label released Singing the Blues?

Singing the Blues was released in 1967 on ABC Records (BL-6006).

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