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A1 New York, October 10, 1946 A2 Chicago, November 15, 1941 A3 Los Angeles, October 4, 1943 A4 New York, July 16, 1945 A5 New York, April 23, 1947 A6 New York, January 19, 1945 A7 Los Angeles, January 23, 1947. B1 New York, October 10, 1946 B2 New York, July 21, 1942 B3 New York, March 1, 1944 B4 New York, January 19, 1945 B5 New York April 23, 1947 B6 New York, July 21, 1942 B7 New York, October 10, 1946. Matrix, Runout (Runout Side A, etched): MCA-1659 WI.
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Louis Jordan was an American popular music innovator who recorded from the 1930s until the 1970s. During the 1940s, he was the most popular recording artist of the soon-to-be-called rhythm and blues music. Jordan had eighteen No. 1 hits, which places him as the third most successful singles artist in Billboard R&B charts history
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| A1 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Reet, Petite, And GoneWritten-By – Louis Jordan, Spencer Lee |
2:43 |
| A2 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Rusty Dusty BluesWritten-By – J. Mayo Williams |
3:02 |
| A3 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (My Baby)Written-By – Billy Austin, Louis Jordan |
2:41 |
| A4 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Salt Pork, West VirginiaWritten-By – F. Sleepy Moore*, Bill Tennyson* |
2:56 |
| A5 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Boogie Woogie Blue PlateWritten-By – Joe Bushkin, Johnny DeVries*, Louis Jordan, Spencer Lee |
2:44 |
| A6 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Buzz MeWritten-By – Danny Baxter , F. Sleepy Moore* |
2:47 |
| A7 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Open The Door, RichardWritten-By – Dan Howell, Dusty Fletcher, Jack McVea, John Mason |
2:57 |
| B1 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Texas And PacificWritten-By – Jack Wolfine*, Joseph E. Hirsch |
3:01 |
| B2 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | What's The Use Of Gettin' Sober (When You're Gonna Get Drunk Again)Written-By – Busby Meyers |
2:52 |
| B3 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | I Like 'Em Fat Like ThatWritten-By – Claude Demetrius*, J. Mayo Williams, Louis Jordan |
2:38 |
| B4 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Somebody Done Changed The Lock On My DoorWritten-By – William Weldon |
3:12 |
| B5 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Early In The MorningWritten-By – Dallas Bartley, Leo Hickman, Louis Jordan |
3:13 |
| B6 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Five Guys Named MoeWritten-By – Jerry Bresler, Larry Wynn |
3:02 |
| B7 | –Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five | Jack, You're DeadWritten-By – Dick Miles, Walter Bishop* |
2:29 |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – MCA Records, Inc.
- Copyright (c) – MCA Records, Inc.
Credits
- Alto Saxophone – Louis Jordan
- Art Direction – Vartan
- Bass – Albert "Al" Morgan* (tracks: A5, B3), Dallas Bartley (tracks: A2, A4, B1, B4), "Po" Simpkins* (tracks: A1, A3, A6, B5, B6)
- Drums – Albert "Al" Morgan* (tracks: B2), Alex "Razz" Mitchell* (tracks: A5, B3), Christopher Columbus (tracks: A1, A4, A6, B5, B6), Rossiere Shadow Wilson* (tracks: A3, B2), Walter Martin (tracks: A2, B4)
- Electric Guitar – Carl Hogan (tracks: A1, A4, A6, B5, B6)
- Illustration [Cover Illustration] – Taki Ono
- Leader – Louis Jordan
- Piano – Arnold Thomas (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B2, B4), William Austin* (tracks: A5, B3), Wild Bill Davis (tracks: A1, A4, A6, B5, B6)
- Production Manager – Milton Gabler*
- Supervised By – Jacques Lubin
- Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Johnson (tracks: A4), Freddie Simon (tracks: A5, B3), James Wright (tracks: A1, A6, B5, B6), Louis Jordan (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B2, B4)
- Trumpet – Aaron Izenhall (tracks: A1, A4, A6, B5, B6), Eddie Roane (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B2, B4), Leonard Graham (tracks: A5, B3)
- Vocals – Louis Jordan
Notes
A1 New York, October 10, 1946A2 Chicago, November 15, 1941
A3 Los Angeles, October 4, 1943
A4 New York, July 16, 1945
A5 New York, April 23, 1947
A6 New York, January 19, 1945
A7 Los Angeles, January 23, 1947
B1 New York, October 10, 1946
B2 New York, July 21, 1942
B3 New York, March 1, 1944
B4 New York, January 19, 1945
B5 New York April 23, 1947
B6 New York, July 21, 1942
B7 New York, October 10, 1946
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, etched): MCA-1659 WI
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, etched): MCA-1660 WI
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 510 128 | Louis Jordan | Greatest Hits Volume 2 (1941-1947) (LP, Comp) | MCA Records | 510 128 | France | 1975 |
| MCAC-1337 | Louis Jordan | Greatest Hits Volume 2 (1941-1947) (Cass, Comp) | MCA Records | MCAC-1337 | US | 1980 |
