Album US 1998 on Bullseye Blues label
Jazz and Blues (Texas Blues)
Produced by John Firmin and David Luke Engineered and Mixed by David Luke at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California Recorded June 1997 Mastered ba George Horn at Fantasy Assistant engineer - Michael Anderson Special thanks - Eric Miller (the first outlaw) Illustration & Design Diane Waneg , Zigzag, New Orleans
![]() | Johnny Nocturne Band , album by |
![]() | Rob Sudduth ts, bs, US baritone saxophone |
![]() | Alex Baum b, US bass |
![]() | John Firmin cl, sax, US clarinet, tenor saxophone |
![]() | Kent Bryson dr, US drums |
![]() | Anthony Paule g, eg, acg, US guitar |
![]() | Henry Salvia p, key, piano |
![]() | Marty Wehner tb, trombone |
![]() | Bill Ortiz tr, US trumpet |
![]() | Brenda Boykin voc, *1957 US vocals |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Lemon Twist | Johnny Nocturne Band | 2:55 | |
2 | New Kind Of Mambo | Johnny Nocturne Band | 3:09 | |
3 | Tu Ma Qui Te (Hey! Joli Blon) | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:27 | |
4 | Don't Get Around Much Anymore | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:32 | |
5 | Hey, Mister Jessy | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:16 | |
6 | A Pound Of Blues | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:20 | |
7 | At My Front Door | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:14 | |
8 | By The River Ste. Marie | Johnny Nocturne Band | 3:22 | |
9 | Cha-Bootie | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:19 | |
10 | After The Lights Go Down Low | Johnny Nocturne Band | 4:35 | |
11 | Little Slam | Johnny Nocturne Band | 3:47 |