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Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies: Taking Off!
Taking Off! Topic/String Records STR804 (LP, UK, 1977) |
Compiled, annotated and produced by Tony Engle;
Photographs from the collection of Keith Kolby and Bob Pinson;
Research assistance by Cliff Bruner, Johnny Gimble, Keith Kolby, Joe Nick Patoski and Bob Pinson
Musicians
Tracks 1-4, 7-9, 12, 15: recorded in Chicago, 1935
Cecil Brower, fiddle;
Bob Dunn, steel guitar;
Fred Calhoun, piano;
Durwood Brown, guitar, vocals;
Ocie Stockard, tenor banjo;
Wanna Coffmann, bass;
Milton Brown, vocals
Tracks 5-6, 10-11, 13: recorded in New Orleans, 1936
as above, plus
Cliff Bruner, fiddle
Tracks 14, 16: recorded in Dallas, 1937
Buck Buchanan, Johnny Brosky, fiddle;
Wilson ‘Lefty’ Perkins, steel guitar;
Fred Calhoun, piano;
Durwood Brown, guitar, vocals;
Ocie Stockard, tenor banjo;
Wanna Coffmann, bass;
Jimme Davis, vocals [14]
Tracks
Side 1
- Chinatown My Chinatown (2.50)
- St Louis Blues (Roud 13982) (3.11)
- In El Sancho Grande (3.01)
- Taking Off (2.44)
- If You Can’t Get Five Take Two (2.44)
- Fan It (2.50)
- Little Betty Brown (2.44)
- Some of These Days (2.36)
Side 2
- Sweet Georgia Brown (2.59)
- Texas Hambone Blues (2.43)
- Washington and Lee Swing (2.38)
- My Mary (3.02)
- Goofus (2.40)
- Honky Tonk Blues (3.02)
- Sweet Jennie Lee (3.06)
- There’ll Be Some Changes Made (3.04)
Track 1 Jerome, Schwartz;
Track 2 Handy;
Track 3 Costello Ramos;
Track 4 Dunn;
Track 5 Joe Davis, Andy Razaf, Paul Denniker (1934);
Track 6 Jaxon, Hill;
Track 7 trad.;
Track 8 Brooks;
Track 9 Bernie, Pinkard, Casey;
Tracks 10, 14 unknown;
Track 11 Allen, Sheafe, Robbins;
Track 12 Davis, Hamblin;
Track 13, King,Harold, Kahn;
Track 15 Donaldson;
Track 16 Higgins, Edwards