ALEXIS KORNER BLUES INCORPORATED R&B From The Marquee Orig UK Mono LP
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£ 48 Sold For
Apr 7, 2012 Sold Date
Mar 31, 2012 Start Date
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ALEXIS KORNER'S BLUES INCORPORATED

R&B From The Marquee

Original UK Mono LP released on Ace Of Clubs / Decca Records in 1962. Front-laminated sleeve. Original blue and white, polylined innersleeve.

ARL-5605-1B   /   ARL-5606-1B

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Its title notwithstanding, R&B from the Marquee was not a live album, nor was it cut at the Marquee: it was actually done at Decca Records' London studio, albeit in one long day's work and effectively live-in-the-studio. It was also the place where British blues began, at least as a recording proposition.

Blues played by Britons had been part of the underground music scene since the mid-'50s, and Blues Incorporated had been a going concern in one form or another, initially guitarist Alexis Korner and harpist/singer Cyril Davies (actually, maybe the first two Britons to play blues); but by this time, the group also included Dick Heckstall-Smith (tenor sax, backing vocals), Keith Scott (piano), Spike Heatley (upright bass), and Graham Burbridge (drums), with Long John Baldry handling some lead vocals. For this record, Big Jim Sullivan also sang backup, and Teddy Wadmore provides a key cameo appearance for the electric bass guitar (then a new and alien instrument in this music).

The sound here is mostly out of late-'40s and early-'50s Chicago blues; in later years -- Blues Incorporated would embrace more diverse branches of the music in their performances -- and the outfit swings with a surprising degree of authenticity; they're somewhat stiffer than any actual Chicago outfit would be, but in England in 1962, this was as down-and-dirty as any home-grown outfit ever sounded.

Tracks Are :-

Side One

Gotta Move
Rain Is Such A Lonesome Sound
I Got My Brand On You
Spooky But Nice
Keep Your Hands Off
I Wanna Put A Tiger In Your Tank

Side Two

I Got My Mojo Working
Finkle's Cafe
Hoochie Coochie
Down Town
How Long, How Long, Blues
I Thought I Heard That Whistle Blow

 

Released on 'Ace Of Clubs / Decca Records' in 1962

Catalogue No. ACL 1130

Disc is in EX+ condition

Sleeve is in VG+ condition (general wear & ageing / tiny amount of writing on rear)

 

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