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FOLKWAYS RECORDS Album No. FJ 2865 © 1965 by Folkways Records & Service Corp., 43 W. 61st St., NYC, USA
ROOTS
With AL WHITE AND HIS HI-LITERS and others
IRtre'uctle~ te Alium On Al Waite an' His Fame' ~I*LITE~S This entire Alium wal P~ODUCED i,. LYNN'S P~ODUCTIONS AND
ftECO~DED AID ENG INEE~ED AT COSIMO'S ~ECOHDING STUDIO 521 GOV, NICHOLLIS, NEW ORLEANS,LA. IY COSIMO hi~elr w.em many eensi'er te ie ene et t.1 ieat in tne iusineaso
HI",IIII'IIHINlllfIIlfllffl#INNHN#II######## Tnls ian' was ercanize. un'er the sU,erviaien et Al White
an. Dan :ae •• a i. I9513 an' w, •• name' the HI*.LITEl'tS BY THE late Fl'tA.NK DAVIS OF lATON l'tOUGE, LA.. Thla name ha. iecUle a, fUl!lar 8ymiel areun. tne music circle.
Thia' ian. 1: .. ene et the mest unuaal er.u, te i. r.lD.. in the rec.r.inc iu&inul8r. It is; amazine t. watch thia ian' c.me ".me .tt a, r.a. t..u r. Uai a aan'vie'h, acrUlile t. the atu.i. ree.r. a •••• i.11 an. rae. t .• the n.xt j.i wRich may ie anywhere in tile natien. Tne,. w.rlc w'itht aucll ,reeisi.n until] it ia
aImeat unielieveaila.Each memier haa a ereat l.ve r.r music an. will play har. un'er any an. all cen'iti.na. Th.,. can iack any r.ck an. r.~l sh.w .n the r.a. t.'ay. The,. kee, up with all the
latest r.eer.s as se.n as the,. are release •• The,. have tranle. with such. A~TISTS .If The LATE G~EAT SAM
COOKE,. ~MA THOMAS, SIU~LEY AND LEE, JIMMY ftEED,CHUCK JERl'tY, am. many mera •• n' have perrerme. in maj.r elu •• threueh.ut the nati.n.
Imm •• iatel,. after thia ian. w&. t.rne.,there exist •• ta. pr •• lem et n.t en.ush mene,. t. ,r.,erl,. .,erate. UDlik. m.st ian'. they '14n't u '.ut the 1.e .. 1 elulIs- in NEW O~LEANS f.r- w.rle, ' .. cau •• at that time w.rle woa. tt •• har41 fer- ian. a: t.. ,et. I'e •••. ",.ul. enn liaten t. u ... v.n after Mr '.aim. hit' tri •••• har. t. hllp. n.evertheI ••• Al whit. an. 'aT. ien4s, wh. als. is a s;.n, vriter .. kept- p.\IJl.'1nC .1'1 rec.rl'in, C.mpaniu' •• ers an. alwayS" ,ettin, the ~am. tr .... tm.nt. After aieut a year er that ,they 'eci'e. t. push .ur way intI ta. recer'1ne [le14 at an,. cest.(whish turne •• ut t. ie real e.stl,.).
WhU .. AUDITIONING 1n a clui en ST. CJIA~LES AVE here i1'1 NEW Ol'tLEANS, a man came t. the ian4stan4 an. just stee' there with
.utt aayin, a w.r' o After 30 minutes ha4 pa/!Ul' ,he ask •• ter Al Wklite an. intr •• ue" Iil~elr as CAl'tLTON J. ENNETT an. _.14 h. was i.terutel"' in fel."1l11ll, a ~ee.r'in, e.mpan,., iutt 'iin't knew; te. much ai.ut ta. iuai.ess., •• him an" Al Whit. iecame cl ••• trien'. amtl iuainess partn.rs, an. t.rme4 what is; n.W) Im.wn aa WOl'tLD WIDE R~COHDS AND SEMINOLE PUDLISHEHS,n.w l.eate' in HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. Mr JENNETT LEFT AND WENT TO CALIFOMIA ,mean while~th. ian •• waf ie~innin, t. ,et j •• s .1'1 the r.a. an. hal' t • • ta,..enln' an p ay !!In..v ••
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~. k •• p t., .ta.r. ktter .1I.ut a y.ar.AL cam. in c.ntact with. maD nam.i Mr.
!EMY R. 1!Di]I;S wa. at the t11ll. was ..... ry aucul!lf'ul hem. lIuili.r ani i.cU.i t. i.T.te hia tim ••. eley te the JIlUs'ic Iniustry. ft.
in turn term.~ LYNN'S PftODUCTIOMS ani imm.4iat.ly II.Cun te ,et tal.nt reI" tb. cempaDY. fte sp.nt If. let et time an. men.y .n trip. 1I.e Tarieua cities: try1n, te lease this; tal.nt. Meanwbil. the lIani was: til. lIackllena et tn. cem,any. Much .tfert was put 1'erttl te pulllicize the lIan. an. keap them .n the rea. as th.y waa ,.ttin, in .eman. fer a let .t oell., •• an. sch •• ls threu,ht the ceuntry. 3.A.E. FMTE?tNITY AT TULANE UNIVE~SITY IN NEW ORUANS,LA IS &Jl Ar •• nt a.mir.r .1 the HI*LITERS an. en. et its· lIiccest lIee.t.rs.
Men like Mr. MILTON URNES OF HATTIES:amtG, MISS. " Mr TOM COUCJI OF P1UCJ!ARD" ALA. MR ••••• JOJlNSON OF MERIDIAN. MISS." Wt RUE.EN .UGSES OP MOBILE" ALA. an. numer.ua PROMOTERS areun. the eeuntry are te II. eemm.ni.c tel" th.ir EFFORT in makinc the lIan. what it i. TODAY. Til.ay ara tlte m.n that lIeul. lbten ani ,in any en. a cbanclf..
TRia: lIanc' cellaiat er AL WHITE ••• :IASSIST AND LEADEl't, DAW .ONDS •••• VOCALIST ••••• LEAD GUITAR.ALSO W~ITER AND Al'tl'tANGEl't".ILL SHAHNOV •••• TRUMPET. TEl'tl'tY GABLE ••••• Tl'tUMPET •••• MRLVIN COl'tVIH •• TENOl't SAl •••••• KENNET. WlLLIAMS ••••• :JARITONE SAX ••• LAWRENCE
PULLIPS •••• DRUMS .••• (REPLACED DUE TO SICKNESS)WILLIE COLE •••• DRUMS •••• (DMFTED IN Al'tM!') LOUIS MOl'tGAN •••• .ALTO SAX •••• HOllALD WILLIAMS •••••• ORGAN ". • • • • • • • .lUTLER ••••• DRUMS
Thes. men are all tep musician. an. can rea. as w.ll as write music.
kl. White lot_ JUlla, •• t •• el. th. lII*LITEltS lIy stan. in, up a,ainst all •••• t.r his m.n an. alway_ pr.s~rin, tel" 'utter uni.~t.n.in, amen, its memll.r8. fte is always r.m.mll.rin, the p.eple wh. help •• him in time .t n .... Tills; lIani .h.ul. ,e t. the tep vita tlyin, c.lera. Theil" en. amllit1en i. t .• play C"'~NEGm IlALL.Tbey w.uli alse like t. playa teur .t .T.rse:a. ni,llt clulls o
MAXINE T.I!OMA.S: A lass trem D.tNVILLE, ILL whe haa mul. &i
name ter h.ra.It in the reo.r. w.rl.·. She is ourrently ri.in, hi, h en her sin,~e e1' ~OME WASN'T auilt in a ilay.
M¥HIfIH1#####If#lll##fImmmlH//I#II### PHIL MAl'tKS AND THE O~IGINALS: en. et the re ally t., aanil.
in til. ROCK AND HOLL CI~CUIT IN NEW ORLEANS,LA. They are lI.in, ~ui.e. un.er the lea •• rship .t JIM HUTCINSON AND SEEM BEADED t. the tep .r ttt. lIan. oircuit.
COOKIE GA.RIEL: can II. calle' .n. e1' th. 1<ep temal. sin,era in tit. VO~LD FAMED F~N CK QUA~TE~ in NEW O~LEANS~LA. an. can II. t.un. m.st any ni,ht lIeltin, eut mest .t the rameus tun.s' that i. h.ar' nichtly in the QUARTER.
EA~L STANLEY AND TftE STEREOS: A y.ry fint ,reup~ kn.wn a ... tin. r.cer.inC lIan_ an4- exc.llent .1fa.,. p.rteI'l1lance. Earl i5, al •• a tine .en, writer anil arran,er.
JACK .UTLEft: NOW 'ein, a ,.e. je. in NASKVILLE, TENN AS D.J. al.e ia a writ.r an. plays the ,uitar. Will II. h.arinc
l.ta .t jack in the near 1'utur.o IEAT~ICE STEWA~T AND NANCY STEWAftT are tw. Girls, wn.
can II. c.unt ••• n te ile a wen.ertul jell .ither in the r.cerilin, stuilie er en sta, ••
XlI the A~TISTS appearinC in this al.am are recer.in, exclu!iTely reI" LYNN'S P~ODUCTIONS uniler the superTisien et Mr.
IffiN RY ~. HINES ALL SONGS IN TnIS ALlUM ARE tb. pre~.rty .t LYNN'S
Pl'tODU0TIONS an. can n.t II. re,reiluce. with tn. writt.n censent et LYNN I S PRODUCT IONS. AND WlIITE CLIFF PU.LISftE~S.
Ottie •• at 47' MUSCADINi ST. GNEENVILLE MISS. I522 :aA~ONNE STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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SIDE A
1. MORE THAN ONE (F. Westerly & R. Hines) Phil Marks & The Originals
2. SOLID GOLD HAT (J. Butler & R. Hines) J. Butler
3. ROME WASN'T BUILT IN A DAYMaxine Thomas
4. HAPPY ORGAN (E. Stanley & R. Hines) Earl Stnaley & The Stereos
5. YOU BETTER MOVE OUT MAN (B. Stewart & R. Hines) Beatrice Stewart
6. OH CAROL - Al White and the Hi-Liters
7. GOING STEADY - Doug and Dave
SIDE B
1. NO BOY IN THIS WORLD (N. Stewart & R. Hines) Nancy Stewart
2. WORK ALL DAY - Lawrence Bruce
3. LOOK OUT - Cookie Gabriel 4. CHECK UP - Lawrence Bruce 5. I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE
AGAIN - Cookie Gabriel 6. BOSS WALK - The Perails
Music published by White Cliff Publishers
JACK BUTLEI
Maxine Thomas
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TAKE TIllS HAMMER, Leadbellt Legacy. Vol. 1 lONNY TERRY'S WASHBOARD BAND.
~:t"lstt~ LINE Loadbelly Vol. 2 LEADBELLY'S LEGACY Vol. 3. Early recordSn .. GET ON BOARD. Jumb Blu •• with Torry. McGhee BLUES BY BROWNIE McGHEE. BIu •• with ",liar EASY RIDER. Loodbelly Lepcy Vol. 4 lONNY TERRY HARMONICA" VOCAUI SPIRlTUAL5. With Doa Reed and V.ra Hall COUNTRY DANCE MUSIC wllh ... hboard band (",lbuclr.et)
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BABY. DODDS DRUM SOL06. lnt.rvI ••• drum example. MARY LOU WILUAMS. Record M .. lon, re... anal ART TATUM 11RO. He"'areal .... Ion, reeonU ..... BIG BILL BROONZY - COUNTRY BLUES BROWNIE McGHEE" SONNY TERRY. Folkblue •• BIG BILL BROONZY. Ali-time gr.al blu ••• ON THE ROAD. 80MY Terry. Stick MeG ..... etc. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. World lamau •• Necro Spiritual. NEGRO FOLK RHYTHMS. Ella Jenkin. and group. DAVE V AN RONK SINGS. Earthy ballad. and blue. MEMPHIS SLIM .. WILLIE DIXON. Blu ••• pial¥)" bu. MEMPIIlS SLIM .. WILLIE DIXON. At lhe Vlllage Gate CAT IRON. Old-tim. Negro oongl and guitar
~tl~'SEEGE" AT CARNEGIE with SOnny
~~r[t ~;;:~",."C;RlC VON SCHMIDT. Folk-aonp" blue •• TRADITIONAL BLUES. Vol. I. ~ng by Brownie McGhee TRADITIONAL BLUES. VoL 2. Ten more blu .. by MeG .... MUSIC OF NEW ORLEANS Vol. I. Street
:~~"c ~;~-2r~LEANS Vol. 2. Eureka BrulJ Barxi MUSIC OF NEW ORLEANS Vol. 3. Mu.ie from Dance Hall. MUSIC OF NEW ORLEANS Vol. 4. The 8.1rth of Jazz MUSIC OF NEW ORLEANS Vol. 5. Jan Flowering SNOOKS EAGUN. New Orleans street .inger. LEADBELLY SINGS FOLK SONGS. Newly releaaed. ma.teu. ONE MAN BAND. Street .tyle mu.lc. Kazoo, cow bell, etc. AMERICAN SKIFFLE BANIlS. FJ.ld record-
:;~;:Ct~R~;:tTHE SOUTH . Vol. I. Counlry bru. band •• MUSIC FROM THE SOUTH Vol. 2. Horac.
:r~:~ ~RJM THE SOUTH Vol. 3 Horac • .
:r,~:~N;RJM THE SOUTH Vol. 4. Horac.
:r~I~N;R5M THE SOUTH Vol. 5. Song.
~~I~ ~~';. THE SOUTH Vol. 6. Elder .aml,ten No. 1 MUSIC FROM THE SOUTH Vol. 7. Eld.r eongsters No. 2 MUSIC FROM THE SOUTH Vol.' 8. Young songsters MUSIC FROM THE SOUTH Vol. 9. Song" worship BEEN HERE AND GONE Vol. 10. Colleetlons SIX" SEVEN-EIGHTS STRING BAND (Whit.) New Orleans
FJ 2801 IIlSTORY OF JAZZ Vol. I. The South -F J 2802 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. 2. The Blu .. -F J 2803 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. 3. OW.land -FJ 2804 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. 4. Jazz Slnp .. -F J 2805 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. 5. Chicago No. 1 -r J 2806 IIlSTORY OF JAZZ Vol. e. Chicago No. 2 -FJ 2807 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. 1. New York 11122-34 -FJ 2808 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. B. Big Band. pr.-1II3~ -FJ 2809 HISTORY OF JAZZ Vol. a. Plano
=~~ ~m ~~~~ g~ m~ ~~t :~: ~,,'j.Jum~. K-C. -FJ 2841 JAZZ AT TOWN HALL. The '.0. great concert -FJ 2842 YAMEKRAW. Original compo James J. Johneon -FA 294la/ bLEADBELLY'S LAST SESSIONS Vol. I. Pt. -FA 284Ic/dLEADBELLY'S LAST SESSIONS Vol. 1. PI. -FA 2842a/bLEADBELLY'S LAST SESSIONS Vol. 2. Pt. -FA 2842c/dLEADBELLY'S LAST SESSIONS Vol. 2. Pt. - FG3524 THE REAL BOOGIE WOOGIE OF MEMPHIIi - SLIM
FG3526 NEGRO FOLKSONGS .. TUNES. Ellzabelh Cotten
FG3521 LITTLE BROTHER MONTGOMERY. Country blues piano
_FG3528 TWELVE-STRING GUITAR. Folk oong. and
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blues THE REAL HONICY TONK- M.mphl. Slim CHICAGO BOOGIE WOOGIE. M.mphl. Slim TAMBORJNES TO GLORY. Goapel aOne. on Broadway
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W. C. HANDY ALUES. Su n.: h) Kathrrlllt' Handy BARRELHOLIS BUCK.. Blues and bolrrelhouH THE BARRf:L- HOUSE Bl.UE5 O f ~PF.('KLED REV BROWNIE MrGHH SING5 THE RLUES JOSEPH LAMB PI.AYS RAt.TtME. 5tud\ ill dol'SIf rolt( ESSAY rN RAGTIME. Ann Charter. ragtime piano BUND WILUE JOHNSON. Documentary. original records. BIG BILL BROONZY STORY. In'.rvtfw and eongs.
FS 3814 SLEEPY JOHN ESTES. Ne., recordlngo 01 historic singer
FS 3815 VICTORIA SPIVEY SINGS THE BLUES. Comp:>sed by artist
FS 3811 BIG BILL BRooNZY. SONNY TERRY. BROWNIE McGHEE
FS 3818 BALLADS. BLUES AND A SPIRITUAL. ~ng by Dave Va.n Ronk
FS 3820 BIG JOE WILLIAMS. Blue. with i-Ilnng
FS 3821 ~:t~ TERRY' S NEW SOUND. Jawharp In blues
F"S 3822 LlGHTNlN' HOPKINS. Blues ainger redlacovered
FS 3823 FURRY LEWIS, famoua bluea ainger in aonl, Interview
FS 3824 ARBEE'S BLUES. Arbe. Stidham and M.mphl. Slim
FS 3825 WOMEN BLUES OF CHAMPION JACK DUPREE =FS 3826 BLUES BY JAZZ GILLUM, With Stidham and
Mempl1isSl1m FS 3821 BLUES BY ROOSEVELT SYKES. Ali-lim.
blues great fS 3839 LITTLE BROTHER MONTGOMERY PLAYS
CHURCH MUSIC _FS 3851 PlANO PIECES OF KERN. GERSHWIN. YOU
MANS, etc. FS 3858 SONG" DANCE MAN. Recre&Uon of the '80. ,
aol0 " orch. 1'::' JtfJ!I MY TRUE LOVE. Vocal ard suaphone In
FS 3864 t;'6~~~"i. BLUES WITH PETE SEEGER. BIG BILL BROONZY
FEHI1 NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA Vol. I. Secular .
FEHI8 NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA Vol. 2. Religious
FEH11 NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA Vol. 3. R Amerson No. 1
FE4472 NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA Vol. 4. R. Amerson No. 2
FE 4413 NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA Vol. 5. Spriltuals
FEHH NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA Vol. 6. RLllg games , play
FE H15 NEGRO PRISON CAMP WORK SONGS. Chain gang, prote st
FE 4502a/ bAFRO-AMERICAN DRUMS. Exampl •• and styles
FH5252 AMERICAN NEGRO SONGS FROM SLAVERY DAYS. M. LaRu.
FH 5589 STREET AND GANGLAND RHY THMS = FW6824 GOSPEL SONGS FROM THE BAHAMAS.
The Mlutonary Quartet FC1312 THE STORY OF JAZZ. Introductory r :C'orcl
by L. Hughes. FC 1533 NEGRO FOLKSONGS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
FC1652 ~~~lkTHM. Slmple,complex rhythm by Ella Jenkins
FC 1e53 RHYTHMS OF CHILDHOOD wtl~ EIII. J.nkln. =FI 8213 ADVENTURES IN GHYTHM. Workohop with
Ella Jenkin. f"I 8355 ART OF THE FOLK BLUES GU ITAR by
Jerry Sih'erm31l FI 831la/bTHE 12-STRING GUITAR PI. I. _Il'!r play.
- L""dbelly .lyle FI 831lc/ d11lE 12-STRING GUITAR Pt. 2. s.'ll'!r play.
- Leadbelly _lyle FR SaOI URBAN HOLINESS SERVICE. Eld.r Beck'l
Go_pel Cturch FL9718 KENNETH PATCHEN READS WITH JAZZ.
Alan NeU Quartet. RF - 1 COUNTRY BLUES. Early rural recordinga,
folk artists. _ RF - 3 HISTORY OF JAZZ - NEW YORK SCENE. Do
cumentary reco rds. RF - 5 INTRODUCnON TO GOSPEL SONGS. Pano
rama of gospel h.istory Rf -6 THE' JUG BANDS. Early recordlnp of lreal
Jug bands _ RF - 202 THE RURAL BLUES. Exten.lve aurvey of
tradltion.a.l sln~rs _Rf -203 NEW ORLEANS JAZZ - THE ·ZOO. Banda
fro m this great era
LITHO IN U.S.A.