Great recording, Thanks I’m enjoying this. Louis Armstrong
This is amazing. Anyone heard of this? It seems kinda obscure to me.
I hear a lot of similarities to Allman Brothers Band, in particular Memory of Liz Reed on the track Native Land. Do you hear it?
Pretty good album actually and yes I hear it to a degree. Duane was a big jazz fan in general and King Curtis in particular so a fair amount of jazz elements in their longer early compositions. Even though he was not a song writer he lead the band in those directions in live performances many nights. Derek Trucks’ work shows similar influences especially during the DTB phase of his career.
A nice jazzy bluesy compilation of previously unreleased tracks by the great Joe Turner in the 'sevenites. Certainly not the best Joe Turner. . . but a nice morning listen.
Joe Turner “Stormy Monday” Pablo/OJC cd.
Recorded 1974-1978, previously unreleased tracks
Alto Saxophone – Bob Smith, Eddie “Cleanhead” Vinson
Bass – Charles Norris, Larry Gales, Robert Haynes, William Walker
Congas – Frederick Woods
Drums – Bruno Carr, Charles Randall, Washington Rucker
Guitar – Cal Green, Evans Walker, Gary Bell, Greg Beck, Pee Wee Crayton
Organ – Gildo Mahones
Organ, Piano – Jimmy Robins
Piano – Lloyd Glenn, Sylvester Scott
Tenor Saxophone – Bill Clark, Curtis Peagler, Rashid Ali, William “Wild Bill” Moore
Trumpet – Blue Mitchell, Clark Terry, Dizzy Gillespie, Harry Edison, Jake Porter, Joe Banks, Roy Eldridge
Vocals – Joe Turner
I’d like to find this
Both the mono and stereo of this one sound great.
Jack Teagarden “At the Roundtable” Roulette mono LP
As well as “Rejoice” and “Dialogue” 
