South Side Blues Featuring Mama Yancey And Little Brother Montgomery – Chicago-The Living Legends (Riverside RLP 403)

Riverside RLP 403 · 12-inch LP · 1962

RLP 403

Chicago-The Living Legends

South Side Blues Featuring Mama Yancey And Little Brother Montgomery

Released: 1962
Tracks: 10

11 more tracks from these dates went to Piano, Vocal And Band Blues: Chicago-The Living Legends

Who's on it

Ted Butterman – cornet
Rufus Brown – tenor sax
Bob Gordon – clarinet
Mike McKendrick – banjo
Mama Yancey – vocal
Sam Hill – guitar
Little Brother Montgomery – piano
Pops Foster – bass
Earl Watkins – drums
Henry Benson – vocal, harmonica
Walter Vinson – guitar
Jesse Coleman – piano

The tracks

Side one

1A Wonderful ThingSeptember 8, 1961 · 3964:00
2Four O'Clock BluesSeptember 8, 1961 · 3903:47
3New Satellite BluesQuartet: Ted Butterman, Rufus Brown, Bob Gordon, Mike McKendrickSeptember 6, 1961 · 344-14:15
4How Long BluesSeptember 8, 1961 · 3893:00
5Jelly JellySeptember 8, 1961 · 3942:45

Side two

1I Knew You Were Kiddin' All The TimeSeptember 8, 1961 · 3983:00
2Mama Yancey's BluesSeptember 8, 1961 · 3924:43
3Jelly Roll BakerSeptember 8, 1961 · 3953:21
4Make Me A Pallet On The FloorSeptember 8, 1961 · 3915:00
5Things 'Bout Comin' My WaySeptember 8, 1961 · 3973:16

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The 4 sessions

September 6, 1961The Birdhouse, Chicago, ILLittle Brother Montgomery And Friends
- Little Brother Montgomery – piano, vocal
- Ted Butterman – cornet
- Rufus Brown – tenor sax
- Bob Gordon – clarinet
- Mike McKendrick – banjo
- Elaine McFarland – vocal
1 track on this record · 15 takes that dayOpen the session →
September 8, 1961The Birdhouse, Chicago, ILMama Yancey
- Mama Yancey – vocal
- Sam Hill – guitar
- Little Brother Montgomery – piano
- Pops Foster – bass
- Earl Watkins – drums
4 tracks on this record · 5 takes that dayOpen the session →
September 8, 1961The Birdhouse, Chicago, ILHenry Benson
- Henry Benson – vocal, harmonica
- Walter Vinson – guitar
- Little Brother Montgomery – piano
- Pops Foster – bass
- Earl Watkins – drums
2 tracks on this record · 2 takes that dayOpen the session →
September 8, 1961The Birdhouse, Chicago, ILThe Mississippi Sheiks
- Sam Hill – guitar
- Walter Vinson – vocal, guitar
- Jesse Coleman – piano
- Pops Foster – bass
- Earl Watkins – drums
3 tracks on this record · 3 takes that dayOpen the session →

Together elsewhere

The other albums at least two of these players are on together.

5 of them 1 album

	No.	Title	Leader	Year	Who
	RLP 410	Piano, Vocal And Band Blues: Chicago-The Living Legends	Little Brother Montgomery	1962	Ted Butterman, Rufus Brown, Bob Gordon, Mike McKendrick, Little Brother Montgomery

2 of them 1 album

	No.	Title	Leader	Year	Who
	RLP 398	A Monday Date: Chicago-The Living Legends	Earl "Fatha" Hines And His Band	1961	Pops Foster, Earl Watkins

Also from these sessions

Little Brother Montgomery – Piano, Vocal And Band Blues: Chicago-The Living Legends (Riverside RLP 410)

RLP 410 · 1962Piano, Vocal And Band Blues: Chicago-The Living LegendsLittle Brother Montgomery

Sources

Jazz Discography Project (sessions, takes, personnel)

In the 400 series

← RLP 402The Blues Piano Artistry Of Meade Lux Lewis RLP 404 →The Cannonball Adderley Sextet In New York