JIMMY DAWKINS Tribute To Orange LP BLACK & BLUE 1972re FRA w/CLARENCE GATEMOUTH

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JIMMY DAWKINS

with

MAC THOMPSON bass /  TED HARVEY drums

COUSIN JOE piano / CLARENCE 'GATEMOUTH' BROWN guitar

Chicago guitarist Jimmy Dawkins would have preferred to leave his longtime nickname "Fast Fingers" behind. 

It was always something of a stylistic misnomer anyway; Dawkins' West Side-styled guitar 

slashed and surged, but seldom burned with incendiary speed. Dawkins' blues were generally of the brooding, 

introspective variety -- he didn't engage in flashy pyrotechnics or outrageous showmanship.

It took a long time for Dawkins to progress from West Side fixture to nationally known recording artist

"TRIBUTE TO ORANGE"

Recorded on November 30th, 1971 at Condorcet Studio, Toulouse, France

Produced by Disques Black and Blue SARL

LP     BLACK AND BLUE RECORDS      33.538

MADE IN FRANCE   LATE-70s REPRESSING

LAMINATED SINGLE SLEEVE

BLACK/WHITE PHOTO ON COVER

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: none

LABEL:  BLACK AND BLUE -  BLUE LABEL with LOGO into a WHITE CIRCLE - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: (front & spine) 33.538    (rear) 33.538  Y  

Catalog on labels: 33.538 (Face A / Face B)

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): A2 33538

Other / Runout (Side A, Scratched out, Etched): 33038

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): DS Ban B 33538 B2

Other / Runout (Side B, Scratched out, Etched): 33038 B

Other / Runout (both sides, Stamped): AREACEM

On labels: Production: J.M. Monestier

BIEM 

Mono-Stereo

rim text reads "Tous droits.............Made in France"

On Back Sleeve: Notes in French by Jacques Morgantini

English translation by Tina Biderman

Made in France

Imp. A.R.E.A.C.E.M. - D-1

Distribution DS Sofrason

Other Black and Blue Records of interest..............

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: OFF BUSINESS - YOU'VE GOT TO KEEP ON TRYING

AIN'T NEVER HAD NOTHING - BORN IN POVERTY

Side B: MARCELLE MORGANTINI'S CASSOULET

YOUR LOVE - TRIBUTE TO ORANGE - MISSISSIPPI BOUND

  grading

RECORD EX but (please, also read above description) 

SLEEVE VG+ but (please, see pictures and read above description)

Jimmy Dawkins' infrequent albums are always a joy, and that was the case when he made his first sojourn 

to Europe in 1970 and recorded LPs for Black & Blue, Vogue, and Excello in France and England. 

This disc features eight numbers pairing Dawkins and the great Gatemouth Brown.  The Brown/Dawkins tandem duel, 

match, and challenge each other as Dawkins' sometimes enigmatic, sometimes bemused 

and often compelling vocals set the stage for their instrumental encounters...(AllMusic)