[78-L] Lonnie Johnson 1960s recording ?
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca.invalid
Fri Mar 18 14:51:39 PDT 2016
Lonnie was living in Toronto for a few years..in fact he was knocked down outside of Webster's Restaurant on Avenue Road.
dl
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> Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2016 17:30:13 -0400
> From: sternth at attglobal.net.invalid
> Subject: Re: [78-L] Lonnie Johnson 1960s recording ?
>
>
> THANKS JULIAN!
> Interesting it was a Canada only LP - not in US until the Legacy reissue on
> CD.
>
> Best wishes, Thomas.
>
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> [mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of Julian Vein
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>
> On 18/03/16 17:51, Thomas Stern wrote:
> > I'm not much aware of the later career of LONNIE JOHNSON, other than
> > he recorded a few albums for Prestige/Bluesville.
> >
> > Found the following album, would like to know something about it, and
> > Johnson's later years……
> >
> > don’t recognize the catalog series - is this Canadian ???
> >
> > There is a HARMONY (Canada) album on auction, same tracks (usually
> > Harmony deleted a couple) ???
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Best wishes, Thomas.
> >
> >
> >
> > COLUMBIA ELS 310 STOMPIN' AT THE PENNY LP 196?
> >
> > with Jim McHARG's Metro Stompers
> >
> > featuring LONNIE JOHNSON
> >
> >
> >
> > Jim McHarg, bass
> >
> > Charles Gall, cornet
> >
> >
> >
> > Produced by P.S.Westwood
> >
> > liner: Patric Scott
> >
> >
> >
> > the liner indicates THE PENNY FARTHING is a coffee house in
> > Yorkeville, Toronto, Canada
> >
> >
> >
> > A1 Dippermouth Blues
> >
> > A2 Trouble in Mind
> >
> > A3 The Marines Hymn
> >
> > A4 My Mother's Eyes
> >
> > A5 Go Go Swing
> >
> > A6 The Old Rugged Cross
> >
> > A7 China Boy
> >
> > B1 Stompin' at the Penny
> >
> > B2 West End Blues
> >
> > B3 Bring it on Home to Mama
> >
> > B4 The Fourteenth of July
> >
> > B5 Mr. Blues Walks
> >
> > B6 Canal Street Blues
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Harmony(Canada) HES-6022
> >
> > Jim McHarg's Metro Stompers – New Orleans Jazz
> >
> > A1 Dipper Mouth Blues 2:17
> >
> > A2 Trouble In Mind 3:03
> >
> > A3 The Marines Hymn 2:45
> >
> > A4 My Mother's Eyes 3:45
> >
> > A5 Go Go Swing 2:38
> >
> > A6 The Old Rugged Cross 3:35
> >
> > A7 China Boy 2:57
> >
> > B1 Stompin' At The Penny 2:34
> >
> > B2 West End Blues 3:31
> >
> > B3 Bring It Home To Mama 3:55
> >
> > B4 The Fourteenth Of July 2:56
> >
> > B5 Mr.Blues Walk 4:08
> >
> > B6 Canal Street Blues 2:41
> >
> >
> >
> > Credits
> >
> > Banjo – R. Simpson
> >
> > Clarinet – E. Nelson
> >
> > Contrabass – Jim McHarg
> >
> > Cornet – Charles Gall*
> >
> > Drums – B. Nathan*
> >
> > Guitar – Lonnie Johnson
> >
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> >
> From Lord 10.0:
> Jim McHarg
> [M4481-10] Jim McHarg
> Stompin' At The Penny: Jim McHarg's Stompers:
> Charlie Gall (cnt) Eric Nielson (cl) Ron Simpson (bj) Lonnie Johnson
> (g-1,vcl) Jim McHarg (b) Bernie Nathan (d) Toronto, Canada, November 24,
> 1965
> Dippermouth blues Col (Can)EL110
> Trouble in mind -
> The marines' hymn -
> My mother's eyes -
> Go go swing (lj vcl) (1) Col (Can)EL110, Origin OJL-8104/5
> Old rugged cross -
> China boy (1) - -
> Stompin' at the Savoy [Stompin' at the Penny] -
> West End blues (1) - -
> Bring it on home to mama (lj vcl) (1) - -
> The fourteenth of July (cg out) -
> Mr. Blues walks (lj vcl) (1) - -
> Canal Street blues -
> Note: Columbia (Can)EL110(mono) = ELS310(stereo).
> All above titles also on Harmony HES6022.
> All above titles also on Columbia/Legacy 57829 [CD] titled "Lonnie Johnson -
> Stompin' at the Penny".
>
> Julian Vein
>
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