Art Neville His Specialty Recordings 1956-58

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weight in Kg 0.107

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Art Neville: His Specialty Recordings 1956-58

CD on ACE RECORDS by Art Neville - His Specialty Recordings 1956-58

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Interpret: Art Neville
Album titlle: His Specialty Recordings 1956-58
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667143424
weight in Kg 0.107

Neville, Art - His Specialty Recordings 1956-58 CD 1
01	Please Believe Me	Art Neville
02	Standing On The Highway	Art Neville
03	Please Don't Go	Art Neville
04	When My Baby Went Away	Art Neville
05	Please Listen To My Song	Art Neville
06	A Lover's Story	Art Neville
07	Oooh-Whee Baby	Art Neville
08	The Whiffenpoof Song	Art Neville
09	Oooh-Wee Baby	Art Neville
10	Let's Rock	Art Neville
11	Back Home To Me	Art Neville
12	Zing Zing	Art Neville
13	Cha Dooky Doo	Art Neville
14	That Old Time Rock'N'Roll	Art Neville
15	Arabian Love Call	Art Neville
16	Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu	Art Neville
17	What's Going On	Art Neville
18	Belle Amie	Art Neville
19	The Dummy	Art Neville
20	I'm A Fool To Care	Art Neville

Art Neville, Art Neville, born Arthur Lanon Neville in New Orleans on Dec. 17, 1937, has... more

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"Art Neville"

Art Neville,

Art Neville, born Arthur Lanon Neville in New Orleans on Dec. 17, 1937, has a career spanning all the phases of New Orleans music-mambo, rock'n'roll, soul and modern funk. Heavily influenced by Professor Longhair, Neville joined the Hawketts — Carol Joseph (trombone), August Fleury and Israel Bell (trumpets), George Davis (alto), Maurice Bashman (tenor), Alfred August (guitar) and John Bou-dreaux (drums) — in 1955.

Their record of 'Mardi Gras Mambo', with Neville on piano and vocals, is released annu-ally by Chess to coincide with the local celebrations. Neville went solo on Specialty in 1958 with several rocking singles, all made with the assistance of Cosimo Matassa's finest stu-dio sessionmen. Jerry Byrne's 'Lights Out', also on Spe-cialty, features Neville's brain-bending piano solo. In 1961, Neville followed his brother Aaron to Minit where he re-corded under Allen Toussaint. Later he formed the Meters.

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