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Album · 1973

The Mighty Fatha

by Earl Hines

Released
1973
Label
Flying Dutchman Records
Catalogue no.
FD 10147
Tracklist
16 tracks
Length
29:31
Country
US

“The Mighty Fatha” is an album by Earl Hines, released in 1973 on Flying Dutchman Records. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 29:31. Jazz standards on the record include “A Sunday Kind Of Love”, “Bernie's Tune”, “Black Coffee” and “Bye Bye Baby”.

Tracklist

  1. 1-A1 Save It, Pretty Mama 3:20
  2. 1-A2 Bye Bye Baby standard 3:42
  3. 1-A3 Smoke Rings standard 2:50
  4. 1-A4 Shoe Shine Boy 3:55
  5. 1-B1 Stanley Steamer 7:56
  6. 1-B2 Bernie's Tune standard 3:38
  7. 1-B3 Dream Of You 4:10
  8. 2-C1 Undecided standard — Charlie Shavers
  9. 2-C2 Fatha's Blues
  10. 2-C3 A Sunday Kind Of Love standard
  11. 2-C4 I've Found A New Baby standard
  12. 2-D1 Squeeze Me — Fats Waller
  13. 2-D2 Tosca's Dance
  14. 2-D3 Jim
  15. 2-D4 Black Coffee standard
  16. 2-D5 You Always Hurt The One You Love — Doris Fisher

More albums by Earl Hines

Jazz in Paris: Paris One Night Stand 1958 · Philips Spontaneous Explorations 1964 · Contact Paris Session 1965 · Columbia Once Upon a Time 1966 · impulse! Blues and Things 1968 · World Record Club The Quintessential Recording Session 1970 · Halcyon Records Tea For Two 1971 · Black Lion Hines Does Hoagy 1971 · Audiophile My Tribute To Louis: Piano Solos By Earl Hines 1971 · Audiophile Jazz in Paris: In Paris 1971 · America Records Hines Comes In Handy 1971 · Audiophile Fatha & His Flock on Tour 1972 · MPS

Frequently asked questions

Which label released The Mighty Fatha?

The Mighty Fatha was released in 1973 on Flying Dutchman Records (FD 10147).

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