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New York, June 1, 1962

6216 I’M WAITING

Atlantic/Atco unissued

6217 WHOLE WORLD

Atlantic/Atco unissued

6218 MY BABY’S ARMS

Atlantic/Atco unissued

KING CURTIS
(ts-1,vo) with Harold Johnson, Ernie Royal (tp); Bert Berns (org); Paul Griffin (p, el-p); Billy Butler, Carl Lynch, Charles Massey (g); Everett Barksdale (el-b); Jimmy Lewis (b); Ray Lucas, Gary Chester (dm, triangle, tamb, claves, shaker); fem-cho. Arr. by Paul Griffin. Dir. by Leroy Glover. Prod. by Manny Kellem and Lookapoo Productions (Bert Berns).

Capitol Studio, New York, June 5, 1962

24278 ANY TIME (Herbert Happy Lawson)-1

Capitol LP1756

24279 BROWN EYES (Curtis Ousley, Bert Russell, Jan Leslie)

Capitol 4841, LP1756

24280 YOUR CHEATIN’ HEART (Hank Williams)

Capitol 4841, LP1756

KING CURTIS
(ts-1,vo-2) with same except Bert Keyes (org) added; Bert Berns (org), Everett Barksdale (el-b) omitted. Arr. by Paul Griffin. Dir. by Leroy Glover. Prod. by Manny Kellem and Lookapoo Productions (Bert Berns).

Capitol Studio, New York, June 5, 1962

24281 TENNESSEE WALTZ (Redd Stewart, Pee Wee King)-1

Capitol LP1756

24282 WAGON WHEELS (Billy Hill, Peter DeRose)-2

Capitol LP1756

KING CURTIS
(ts) with same. Omit tps-1, fem-cho -2. Arr. by Paul Griffin. Dir. by Leroy Glover. Prod. by Manny Kellem and Lookapoo Productions (Bert Berns).

Capitol Studio, New York, June 5, 1962

24283 HOME ON THE RANGE (Trad. arr. Ousley, Russell, Leslie)

Capitol LP1756

24284 NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS (Marvin Hughes, Owen Bradley, Beasley Smith)-1

Capitol LP1756

24285 I’M MOVIN’ ON (Hank Snow)-2

Capitol LP1756

24286 RAUNCHY (Bill Justis, Sidney Manker)-1-2

Capitol LP1756

KING CURTIS
(as, ts) with Sam “The Man” Taylor (ts); Ernie Hayes (org); Paul Griffin (el-p -1,p); Billy Butler, Carl Lynch, Charles Massey (g); Everett Barksdale (el-b); Jimmy Lewis (b); Ray Lucas (dm). Prod. by Manny Kellem and Lookapoo Productions (Bert Berns).

Capitol Studio, New York, June 6, 1962

24287 TUMBLING TUMBLEWEEDS (Bob Nolan)

Capitol LP1756

24288 HIGH NOON (Ned Washington, Dimitri Tiomkin)-1

Capitol LP1756

24289 WALKIN’ THE FLOOR OVER YOU (Ernest Tubb)

Capitol LP1756

SOLOMON BURKE
(vo) with Leon Cohen (as); Herb Wasserman (ts, fl); Dick Hyman (org); Paul Griffin (p); Bill Suyker, Chauncey Westbrook (g); Jimmy Lewis (b); Gary Chester (dm); Phil Kraus (xyl, scraper, triangle); Elise Bretton, Lois Winter, Trudy Packer, Lillian Clark, Howard Roberts, Jerome Graff, Robert Spiro, David Vogel (bkd-vo -1); Helen Way, Albertine Robinson, Doryce Brown (bkd-vo -2). No ts audible, Leon Cohen may also play fl and Herb Wasserman play part of perc. Arr-cond. by Jerry Ragovoy. Prod. by Bert Berns and Jerry Wexler.

Atlantic Studios, New York, June 25, 1962

A-6288 I REALLY DON’T WANT TO KNOW (Don Robertson, Howard Barnes)-1

Atlantic 2157, LP8085

A-6289 TONIGHT MY HEART SHE IS CRYING (LOVE IS A BIRD) (Vic Abrams, Irving Reid, Morris “Moishe” Levy)-1

Atlantic 2157, LP8085

A-6290 HOME IN YOUR HEART (Winfield Scott, Otis Blackwell)-1

Atlantic 2180, LP8085

A-6291 YOU CAN MAKE IT IF YOU TRY (Ted Jarret)-2

Atlantic 2185, LP8085

THE ISLEY BROTHERS
: Ronnie Isley (lead vo), Rudolph and O’Kelly Isley (vo) with orch. arr. by Teacho Wiltshire: 2tp, King Curtis (ts), p, 2g, el-b, Herb Wasserman (dm). Add bgo-1, cowbell-2. Omit horns, g add ac-g -3. Prod. by Bert Berns. A Ludix Production.

Bell Sound Studios, New York, June 1962

ZTSP 85596

TWISTIN’ WITH LINDA (Isley, Isley, Isley)-1

Wand 127

ZTSP 85597

YOU BETTER COME HOME (Bert Russell)-2

Wand 127, LP653

ZTSP 89153

I SAY LOVE (Phil Medley, Bert Russell)

Wand 137, LP653

ZTSP 89154

HOLD ON BABY (Phil Medley, Bert Russell)-2

Wand 137, LP653

 

NEVER LEAVE ME BABY (Bert Russell, Phil Medley)

Wand LP653

 

DON’T YOU FEEL (Bert Russell, Donald Drowty)-3

Wand LP653

GENE PITNEY
(vo) with orch. arr-cond. by Chuck Sagle: Bert Berns (ac-g), ac-g, b, dm, xyl, claves, strings, fem-cho. A (Aaron) Schroeder-(Wally) Gold Prod.

New York, June 1962

7043 IF I DIDN’T HAVE A DIME (TO PLAY THE JUKEBOX) (Bert Russell, Phil Medley)

Musicor 1022, LP3003

THE JARMELS
: Paul Burnett (lead tenor vo); Nathaniel Ruff, Earl Christian (tenor vo); Ray Smith (baritone vo); Tom Eldridge (bass vo) with orch. arr-cond. by Glen Stuart (Eliot Greenberg): p, 2g, b, dm, triangle, xyl, strings. Prod. by Gene Schwartz (and Bert Berns).

New York, July 14 & 24, 1962

N70W-8957 LITTLE BUG (Bert Russell)

Laurie 3141

N70W-8958 ONE BY ONE (Lover Patterson, Benjamin Earl Nelson)

Laurie 3141

N70W-8959 COME ON GIRL (IT’S TIME TO SMILE AGAIN) (Bob Elgin, Bert Russell, Kay Rogers)

Laurie 3174

DOTTIE CLARK
(vo) with p, 2g, el-b, dm, strings, fem-cho. A Bert Berns Production.

Mirasound Studios, New York, July 1962

BG-1305 CANDLE IN THE WIND (Stanley Kahan, George H. Brent)

Big Top 3120

BG-1306 GET HIM ALONE (Bert Russell, Ray Passman)

Big Top 3120

FRANK GARI
(vo) with orch. arr-cond. by Klaus Ogermann: Wilbur “Dud” Bascomb, Lamar Wright (tp); Tom Mitchell (tb); Peanuts Hucko (cl, ts); Ernie Hayes (p); Joe Richardson, Bill Suyker, Everett Barksdale (g); Jimmy Lewis (b); Gary Chester, Sticks Evans (dm, perc); fem-cho including Ellie Greenwich. Prod. by Bert Berns.

Atlantic Studios, New York, August 19, 1962

A-6465 AIN’T THAT FUN (Howard “Tony Powers” Puris, Jeff Barry)

Atlantic 2171

6466 ONE MORE TEAR (Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich)

unissued

6467 QUANDO QUANDO (Wes Farrell, Paul “Dee Marak” Anka)

unissued

A-6468 SHE MAKE ME WANNA DANCE (Bert Russell)

Atlantic 2171

RUSSELL BYRD
(Bert Berns) (vo) with King Curtis (ts), org, g, el-b, dm, band members (bkd-vo). Prod. by Bert Berns.

Mirasound Studios, New York, September 1962

SY-917 HITCH HIKE PART I (Bert Russell)

Symbol 915

SY-918 HITCH HIKE PART II (Bert Russell)

Symbol 915

CLYDE AND THE BIRD WATCHERS
: tu, ss, org, g, dm, fem-cho. Add p-1. Arr. by Andy Badale-1 and John Abbott. A Bert Berns & F. & M. Manfredi Prod..

New York, September 1962

ZTSP 85326 B VIENI QUA (COME HERE) (Frank Manfredi, Mike Manfredi)

Realm 1401

ZTSP 85327 A OLD SPICE (Angelo “Andy Badale” Badalamenti, John “John Abbott” Abatematteo)-1

Realm 1401

MYRNA MARCH
(vo) with tb, ts, bs, p, 2g, el-b, dm, strings, fem-cho. Omit strings; add tamb; Bert Berns, Mickey Lee Lane (bkd-vo)-1. Add timpani-2, triangle-3. Prod. by Bert Berns. A Leiber & Stoller Production.

New York, October 10, 1962

17146 BABY (Bert Russell, Mickey Lane)-1

Roulette 4486

17147 WARM ARE YOUR LIPS (Myrna March, Steven Garrick)-2

Roulette 4463

17148 OUR LOVE, IT GROWS (Ellie Greenwich)-3

Roulette 4463

BEVERLY WARREN
(vo) with orch. cond. by Jerry Ragovoy: tb, King Curtis (ts), bs, p, 2g, el-b, dm, strings, fem-cho. Omit horns-1. Dir. by Bert Berns. Prod. by Leiber-Stoller.

New York, October 1962

4299 IT WAS ME YESTERDAY (Ellie Greenwich, Jerry Leiber)

U.A. 543

4300 LIKE A MILLION YEARS (Ellie Greenwich, Tony Powers)-1

U.A. 543

THE EXCITERS
: Brenda Reid (lead vo), Carol Johnson, Lillian Walker, Herb Rooney (vo) with orch. arr-cond. by Teacho Wiltshire: p; 2g; el-b; Gary Chester (dm); strings; Dionne Warwick, Dee Dee Warwick, Cissy Houston (bkd-vo). Add triangle-1; Al Sears (as), timpani-2. A Leiber-Stoller Production.

Bell Sound Studios, New York, October 15, 1962

4301 (tk.7) TELL HIM (Bert Russell)-1

U.A. 544, LP3264

4302 (tk.5) HARD WAY TO GO (Van McCoy)-2

U.A. 544, LP3264

SOLOMON BURKE
(vo) with orch. arr-cond. by Klaus Ogermann: Ernie Royal, Jimmy Maxwell (tp); Tom Mace (ts); Jerome Richardson (bs); Dick Hyman (org); Paul Griffin (p); Bill Suyker, Everett Barksdale (g); Jimmy Lewis (b); Panama Francis (dm); Ted Sommer (xyl, triangle); Robert Henson, Robert Spiro, William Eaton, Sherman Sneed, Noah Hopkins, David Vogel (bkd-vo -1); fem-cho -2. Prod. by Bert Berns and Jerry Wexler.

Atlantic Studios, New York, October 17, 1962

A-6491 GO ON BACK TO HIM (Joy Byers)-1

Atlantic 2170, LP8085

A-6492 WITHOUT LOVE (Danny Small)-1

unissued

A-6493 WORDS (Solomon Burke)-2

Atlantic 2180, LP8085

A-6494 I SAID I WAS SORRY (Joy Byers)-2

Atlantic 2170, LP8085

BABY JANE & THE ROCKABYES
: Madelyn Moore (lead vo), Yvonne DeMunn, Estelle McEwan, Yolanda Robinson (vo) with orch. arr. by Teacho Wiltshire: tp, ts, bs, p, 2g, el-b, dm, tamb. Add Arthur Crier (bass vo)-1. Dir. by Bert Berns. Prod. by Leiber-Stoller.

New York, November 1962

ZTSP 81926 MY BOY JOHN (Jerry Leiber Mike Stoller)

U.A. 560,

ZTSP 81927 HOW MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW (Bob Merrill)-1

U.A. 560

THE ISLEY BROTHERS
: Ronnie Isley (lead vo), Rudolph and O’Kelly Isley (vo) with 2tp, King Curtis (ts), bs, p, 2g, el-b, dm. A Bert Berns Production.

New York, November 1962

ZTSP 86889 NOBODY BUT ME (Isley, Isley, Isley)

Wand 131

THE HOCKADAYS
: 4 males (vo) with 2tp, ts, bs, p, 2g, el-b, dm, cow-bell. Prod. by Henry “Juggy” Murray-1 or Bert Berns-2.

Mirasound Sudios, New York, November 1962

SY-923 FAIRY TALES (Hockaday, Howard)-1

Symbol 918

SY-924 HOLD ON BABY (Bert Russell, Phil Medley)-2

Symbol 918

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