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HELEN HUMES 1927-1945 (1996) (FULL ALBUM)

Tracklist 00:00 1 Helen Humes – Black Cat Blues Written-By – Humes 03:11 2 Helen Humes – A Worried Woman's Blues Written-By – Humes 06:10 3 Helen Humes – If Papa Has Outside Lovin' Written-By – Johnson 08:58 4 Helen Humes – Do What You Did Last Night Written-By – Razaf, Johnson 11:54 5 Helen Humes – Everybody Does It Now Written-By – Hughes 14:54 6 Helen Humes – Cross-eyed Blues Written-By – Williams 18:03 7 Helen Humes – Garlic Blues Written-By – Williams 21:02 8 Helen Humes – Alligator Blues Written-By – Williams 24:02 9 Helen Humes – Nappy Headed Blues Written-By – Weaver 27:01 10 Helen Humes – Race Horse Blues Written-By – Williams 30:02 11 Pete Brown And His Band – Mound Bayou Written-By – Razaf, Feather 32:46 12 Pete Brown And His Band – Unlucky Woman Written-By – Feather 36:00 13 Pete Brown And His Band – Gonna Buy Me A Telephone Written By [Miscredited] – Williams - Price - King Written By [Uncredited] – Feather - White Written-By [Uncredited] – Feather 39:07 14 Helen Humes, Leonard Feather's Hiptet – I Would If I Could Written-By – Feather 42:08 15 Helen Humes, Leonard Feather's Hiptet – Keep Your Mind On Me Written-By – Feather 45:02 16 Helen Humes, Leonard Feather's Hiptet – Fortune Tellin' Man Written-By – Coots, Davis 48:19 17 Helen Humes, Leonard Feather's Hiptet – Suspicious Blues Written-By – Feather 51:26 18 Helen Humes, Bill Doggett Octet – Unlucky Woman Written-By – Feather 55:22 19 Helen Humes, Bill Doggett Octet – Every Now And Then Written-By – Lewis, Sherman 58:41 20 Helen Humes, Bill Doggett Octet – He May Be Your Man Written-By – Humes 01:01:41 21 Helen Humes, Bill Doggett Octet – Blue Prelude Written-By – Jenkins, Bishop 01:04:53 22 Helen Humes, Bill Doggett Octet – Be-Baba-Leba Written-By – Humes Alto Saxophone – John Brown (tracks: 18 to 22), Pete Brown (tracks: 11 to 13) Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Herbie Fields (tracks: 14 to 17) Baritone Saxophone – Ernest Thompson (tracks: 18 to 22) Bass – Alfred Moore (tracks: 18 to 22), Charlie Drayton (tracks: 11 to 13), Oscar Pettiford (tracks: 14 to 17) Clarinet – Jimmy Hamilton (tracks: 11 to 13) Drums – Charles Harris (tracks: 18 to 22), Denzil Best (tracks: 14 to 17), Ray Nathan(tracks: 11 to 13) Guitar – Chuck Wayne (tracks: 14 to 17), Elmer Warner (tracks: 18 to 22), Lonnie Johnson (tracks: 1, 2), Sylvester Weaver (tracks: 6 to 10), Walter Beasley (tracks: 6 to 10) Liner Notes [May 1996] – Anatol Schenker Piano – Bill Doggett (tracks: 18 to 22), J.C. Johnson (tracks: 3 to 5), Leonard Feather (tracks: 14 to 17), Sam Price (tracks: 11 to 13) Piano [Poss.] – De Loise Searcy (tracks: 1, 2) Tenor Saxophone – Prince Robinson (tracks: 14 to 17), Wild Bill Moore (tracks: 18 to 22) Trumpet – Bobby Stark (tracks: 14 to 17), Dizzy Gillespie (tracks: 11 to 13), Ross Butler (tracks: 18 to 22) Vocals – Helen Humes Written-By – Helen Humes (tracks: 1, 2, 20) Label: Classics – CLASSICS 892 Series: The Classics Chronological Series – 892 Country: France Released: 1996 Genre: Jazz, Blues 1927-1945 Review by Scott Yanow When she was just 13 and 14 years old, Helen Humes made her recording debut, cutting ten risque, double entendre-filled blues, naughty tunes that she later claimed to understand at the time. Until the release of this Classics CD in 1996, those numbers (which have backup in various settings by either De Loise Searcy or J.C. Johnson on piano, and Lonnie Johnson or the guitar duo team of Sylvester Weaver and Walter Beasley) had never been reissued on the same set before. Humes sounds fairly mature on the enjoyable blues sides. Her next session as a leader would not take place until 15 years later, when she was 28 and a veteran of Count Basie's Orchestra. The singer is heard here with groups in 1942 and 1944-1945, performing three numbers with altoist Pete Brown's sextet (a band including trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie, who unfortunately does not solo), Leonard Feather's Hiptet (which has some rare solos from trumpeter Bobby Stark), and Bill Doggett's spirited octet. The latter date is highlighted by classic renditions of "He May Be Your Man" and "Be-Baba-Leba." Highly recommended. Give it a like if you liked it, a hug...