LEWIS TRIO, DAVE
Homebase: Seattle, WA.
Stats: 1938 -- 3-13-98
Misc Notes: The Dave Lewis Trio formed in 1962, after the Dave Lewis Combo had performed and recorded in the area for years. On many occasions Seattle's Patti Allen sang with the group.
See Also:
1.) Dave Lewis Combo
2.) Five Checks
3.) Patti Allen
Original Trio
Dave Lewis ~ piano + organo, then Hammond B-3 organ
Jerry Allen ~ Guitar
Don "Candido" Mallory ~ Drums
Second Trio
Dave Lewis ~ Keyboards
Jim Manolides ~ Bass
Don Mallory ~ Drums
Third Trio
Dave Lewis ~ Keyboards
Joe Johansen ~ Guitar
Dicky Enfield ~ Drums
Fourth Trio
Dave Lewis ~ Keyboards
Joe Johansen ~ Guitar
Dean Hodges ~ Drums
Fifth Trio [1967]
Dave Lewis ~ Keyboards
? ~ Guitar
? ~ Drums
Trish Turner ~ vocals
"DAVE LEWIS: THE FATHER OF NORTHWEST ROCK"
by Peter Blecha [Courtesy & copyright, 2008, HistoryLink.org]
Dave Lewis (1938-1998) was the singularly most significant figure on the Pacific Northwest's nascent rhythm & blues scene in the 1950s and 1960s. By 1955 he'd helped found Seattle's first notable teenage doo-wop vocal group (the Five Checks), by 1956 his Dave Lewis Combo (as progenitors of what would become known as the "Original Northwest Sound") began establishing themselves as the region's most musically influential ensemble. Then in the early 1960s the Dave Lewis Trio's infectious electric-organ-based instrumental compositions were fondly embraced by fans and fellow musicians -- including young Jimmy (aka "Jimi") Hendrix -- and after subsequently being recorded by such 1960s Northwest rock 'n' roll luminaries as the Kingsmen, Dynamics, Viceroys, Counts, Courtmen, Chosen Few, and Don and the Goodtimes, the tunes were firmly established as classic regional standards. Lewis went on to become an early inductee into the Northwest Area Music Associations' Hall of Fame in 1989. [READ MORE...]
Dave Lewis Trio, 1961. L-to-R: Lewis, Jim Manolides, Don Mallory.
Lewis' new Trio (plus a vocalist), Trish Turner, in July 1967.
Reminiscences:
"I watched Dave Lewis perform at Dave's Fifth Avenue, and DJ's. I believe I saw him first at the Downbeat in Seattle on a revolving stage. I would drive from Tacoma to Seattle every Saturday night to watch his group perform. There has never been a sound like the 'Dave Lewis Sound.'" - Mike Kupfer, November 2005 correspondence with pnwbands.com website [courtesy of webmaster Sam Carlson]
"In the summer of 1964, Dave Lewis, with the other two members of his trio, Joe Johanson, guitar, and Dickie Enfield, drums, left The Black & Tan to go to work at Dave's Fifth Avenue Club on 5th Ave. just off Denny Way. At that time, Mike Mandel got the gig at The Black & Tan. Mike was, and is, an incredible keyboard player. At the time he was playing Hammond B-3 with one Leslie speaker (he later had two Leslies) fashioned after combined styles of Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff, Brother Jack McDuff, John Patton, etc. Mike was a big part of the Seattle jazz scene at the time and a member of The Seattle Jazz Society for whom he played many functions other than his gig at The Black & Tan. Mike was good friends with Don Stevenson (drummer) & Lee Parker (guitar) (both had been part of the Seattle R&B scene for several years) so he hired them to gig at the Black & Tan. Mike Mandel fronted the group until Don Stevenson left to go south to San Francisco. At that time, George Griffin, drummer extraordinaire, joined the group. With George's vocals and stage presence, he became the front man, and the organ trio became The George Griffin Trio. George had just come off the road with Lionel Hampton. He was with 'Hamp' eighteen months. Hamp called him 'Little Hamp.'" - From the memoirs of Lee Parker, provided courtesy of Patricia Hubbard (wife of Lee Parker), August 2011 correspondence with pnwbands.com website [courtesy of webmaster Sam Carlson]
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Dave Lewis Returned to Seattle
Another combo that has earned national recognition is Dave Lewis. This group is made up of Dave Lewis on the organ, Joe Johansen playing lead guitar and Dick Enfield on the drums. Dave Lewis just returned from a playing engagement in San Francisco. Dave Lewis plays mainly for college students, but occasionally plays for a teen-age dance. [Seattle's Queen Anne High School newspaper The Grizzly, 12-18-64, pg. 2]
MISC NOTES:
Regional Release:. "David's Mood Pt. II" / "David's Mood Pt. III" issued nationally on A & M Records (#724)
LOCATION: Seattle, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL:
RECORDING STUDIO: Joe Boles Custom Recorders
RECORDING ENGINEER: Joe Boles
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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Known Label Designs:
1RC.) A - B retail label. Light blue background.
1RC.) Monarch Records delta (^) numbers point toward this disc being pressed May - June, 1963
David's Mood, Part II Album Aeissues:
1963. Side Two, Track #6 on album Little Green Thing (A & M #105)
1964. Side One, Track #1 on The Original Great Northwest Hits - Volume 1. (Jerden JRL 7001/ JRL 7001 - S) compilation LP
1976. Side One, Track #3 on The History Of Northwest Music Volume 1 (The Great Northwest Music Co. GNW 4003)Compilation LP
1994. Track #11 on History Of Northwest Rock Vol. 1 (Jerden JRCD 7002) compilation CD
2000. Disc one, track #7 on Wild And Wooly: The Northwest Rock Collection (Experience Music Project EMPCD 001 compilation CD
A-SIDE MATRIX:
1RC.) JD - 28
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
1RC.) #711 JERDEN JD 28 ^48044 (etched)
A-SIDE COMPOSER :Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: J
1RC.) JD - 29
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
1RC. ) #711 JERDEN JD 29 ^48044 - X (etched)
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
MISC NOTES: National release of Jerden #711.
LOCATION: Seattle
RECORDING PERSONNEL:
RECORDING STUDIO: Joe Boles Custom Recorders
RECORDING ENGINEER: Joe Boles
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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2PA.) A - B promo label White background. Orange A & M w/black RECORDS & trumpet below left center of spindle hole. Black numerals and lettering. PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE
2RA.) A - B retail label Gold background. Orange A & M w/black RECORDS & trumpet below in white box left center of spindle hole. Black numerals and lettering.
A-SIDE MATRIX:
2PA.) 1044
2RA.) 1044
-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2PA.) 45 - A +M 1044
2RA.) 45 - A + M 1044
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX:
2P.) 1045
2R.) 1045
-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2P.) 45 - A+M 1045
2R.) 45 - A +M 1045
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music (BMI)
MISC NOTES: "In the spring of '63 (Jerry) Dennon took Lewis's trio into Audio Recording. At the time.......(Seattle's ) KJR (radio) was hyping their air staff as the "Good Guys"; in an effort to win the station's support, Dennon got A & M to release one of the Trio's new instrumental tunes with the title "The Good Guys Theme." That scheme, however apparently failed to excite KJR: after only a few days, the single was withdrawn from the market ... In the meantime one KJR Good Guy DJ, Lan Roberts - who had a gift for coining inane buzzwords - had improvised some on-air tomfoolery about how any listener who sent him a postard would receive a "a little green thing with a duck on it" by return mail. Lo and behold, within days KJR was reportedly swamped with three thousand letters. Now Roberts had to make good on his promise. He promptly bought a bolt of green cloth, cut it into randomly shaped pieces, stamped them with the inked image of a duck, and mailed them out. (With all this going on) Dennon had A & M quickly rerelease "The Good Guys Theme" single under a new title: "Little Green Thing" ......Roberts responded by inviting the Dave Lewis Trio........onto his show where he debuted the record and even presented the musicians with their very own duck-stamped memento." [Text adapted from STOMP and SHOUT: R & B and the Origins of Northwest Rock and Roll. 2023 Peter Blecha. University of Washington Press. Pg. 176.]
Monarch Records delta (^) numbers, below, point towards discs #1 & #2 being pressed ca. Mar. - Apr., 1964.
LOCATION: Seattle, WA
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RECORDING STUDIO: Audio Recording, Inc.
RECORDING ENGINEER: Kearney Barton
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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Known Label Designs:
1.) A - B promo label. White backgound. Orange A & M logo. All other graphics, numerals and lettering black includig PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE
2.) A - B retail label. Gold background. Orange A & M logo on white background. All other graphics, numerals and lettering black.
A-SIDE MATRIX:
1.)1067
2.)
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
1.) A & M 1067 (etched) ^52012
2.)
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX:
1.)1068
2.)
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
1.) A & M 1068 (etched) ^52012 - X
2.) A & M 1058 (etched) ^52012 - X
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
MISC NOTES: "Good Guy's Theme" was named after the promotional tag for Seattle KJR radio's disc jockey crew, "The Good Guys." After briefly being issued under that title, the record was pulled from the market then re-released with "Good Guys Theme" renamed "Little Green Thing" -- which was a buzz-phrase then being hyped by KJR DJ Lan Roberts.
Monarch Records delta (^) numbers, below, point towards this disc being pressed ca. Mar. - Apr., 1964.
LOCATION: Seattle, WA
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RECORDING STUDIO: Audio Recording, Inc.
RECORDING ENGINEER: Kearney Barton
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
DISC NOTE: Artist credit on label = Dave Lewis
Known Label Designs:
2RA.) A - B retail label. Gold background. White box left center of spindle hole with orange A&M, black RECORDS and black trumpet. All other numerals and lettering black.
A-SIDE MATRIX: 1067
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE: A & M 1067 (etched) ^52012
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: 1068
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: A & M 1068 (etched) ^52012 - X
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
MISC NOTES: As featured on the Little Green Thing A&M LP-105
LOCATION: Seattle
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RECORDING ENGINEER: Kearney Barton
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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Known Label Designs:
2P.) A - B promotional disc. White label background. Orange A&M with black trumpet beneath left center of spindle hole. Black numerals and lettering. PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE right center of spindle hole.
2R.) A - B retail disc. Gold label background. Orange A&M with black trumpet beneath in white box left center of spindle hole. Black numerals and lettering.
A-SIDE MATRIX
2P.) 1093
2R.) 1093
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2P.) ^53783 45 - A + M - 1093
2R.) ^53783 45 - A + M - 1093
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX:
2P.) 1094
2R.) 1094
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2P.) ^53783 45 - A + M - 1094
2R.) ^53783 - X 45 - A + M - 1094
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
MISC NOTES: LP issued in mono (LP - 105) and stereo (SP - 105) formats
SIDE ONE:
- "Little Green Thing"
- "Fly Me To The Moon"
- "Givin' Gas"
- "The Swim Thing"
- "Around The World"
- "Lip Service"
SIDE TWO:
- "Mr. Clyde"
- "Honky Tonk"
- "Misty"
- "Little Joe"
- "I Left My Heart In San Francisco"
- "David's Mood Part 2"
LOCATION: Seattle
RECORDING PERSONNEL:
RECORDING STUDIO: Audio Recording
RECORDING ENGINEER: Kearney Barton
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
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"Little Green Thing" Reissues:
1964. As DAVE LEWIS. Side 1, Track #1 on The Original Great Northwest Hits Volume Two compilation LP (Jerden #7002)
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FORMAT: disc
SIZE:7"
SPEED:45 rpm
DISC NOTES: Artist credit on disc label = DAVE LEWIS
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2PA) A - B promo label. White background. Orange A&M. Trumpet logo and all numerals and lettering black.
2RA.) A - B retail label. Gold background. Orange A&M w/black trumpet beneath to left center of spindle hole. Black numerals and lettering.
A-SIDE MATRIX: 1107
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE: A + M 1107 (etched) ^54863
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Doggett - Scott - Butler - Shephard
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: W & K Publishing Corp. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: 1108
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: A + M - 1108 (etched) ^54863 - X
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Sol Lake
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Almo Music Corp. (ASCAP)
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FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX: 1.LP. 12053-A
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B-SIDE MATRIX: 1.LP. 12053-B
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MISC NOTES: Issued in Mono (JRL 7006) and Stereo (JRLS 7006) formats. Reissued as Los Organ. (Piccadilly #3355) in 1980.
SIDE ONE:
- "Walk, Don't Run"
- "South Of The Border"
- "Girl From Ipanema"
- "Lost Bull"
- "Spanish Harlem"
- "Tijuana Taxi"
SIDE TWO:
- "Taste Of Honey"
- "Let It Be Me"
- "Lemon Tree"
- "What Now My Love"
- "Love Potion #9"
- "Spanish Flea"
LOCATION: Seattle, WA
RECORDING PERSONNEL: Dave Lewis [organ]; Joe Johanson [guitar]; Dean Hodges [drums]
RECORDING STUDIO: Audio Recording, Inc.
RECORDING ENGINEER: Kearney Barton
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
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FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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NOTE: "Three Dots": This song title references a young male, urban myth of the early 1960s. The paper labels on Olympia "stubby" beer bottles had one to four dots in a row on their backsides. If a label was presented to a young woman, she would - based on the number of dots - bestow certain sexual favors upon the presenter.
Known Label Designs:
2P.) A - B promo label. White background. Orange A&M with black RECORDS and trumpet logo left center of spindle hole. All other numerals and lettering black. PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE
2R.) A - B retail label. Gold background. Orange A&M with black RECORDS and trumpetlogo to left center of spindle hole. All other numerals and lettering black.
A-SIDE MATRIX:
2P.) 1126
2R.) 1126
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2P.) ^56532 1126
2R.) ^56532 1126
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Arranged by Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX:
2P.) 1127
2R.) 1127
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2P.) ^56532 - X 1127
2R.) ^56532 - X 1127
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Joe Johanson
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music (BMI)
MISC NOTES: Artist credit on label = DAVE LEWIS
LOCATION: Seattle
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RECORDING ENGINEER: Kearney Barton
FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX: 1140
staMPER CODE: ^57571 A + M 1140
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: 1 114
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: ^57506 141
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
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SIZE: 12"
SPEED: 33 rpm
DISC NOTES: Stereo LP-107S
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During the 1960s Dave's Fifth Avenue was a music-oriented Seattle nightshop. Owned and operated by Dave Levy, it was located on 5th Ave. across from the Seattle World's Fair / Seattle Center grounds.
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SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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2PA.) A - B promo label. Teal background. Greenish JERDEN JERDEN JERDEN in white swath. Black numerals and lettering including PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE. DISTRIBUTED BY ABC-PARAMOUNT RECORDS, INC. in white.
2RA.) A - B retail label. Teal background. Greenish JERDEN JERDEN JERDEN in white swath. Black numerals and lettering DISTRIBUTED BY ABC-PARAMOUNT RECORDS, INC. in white
2PA. & 2RA.) Monarch Records delta (^) numbers point toward these discs being pressed February - March, 1966
A-SIDE MATRIX:
2PA.) 45 - JD - 187
2RA.) 45 - JD - 187
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2PA.) JD - 187 ^60701 (etched)
2RA.) JD - 187 ^60701 (etched)
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Kilmer - Rasbach
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: G. Schirmer Inc. (ASCAP)
B-SIDE MATRIX:
2PA.) 45 - JD - 188
2RA.) 45 - JD - 188
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE:
2PA.) JD - 188 ^60701 - X (etched)
2RA.) JD - 188 ^60701 - X (etched)
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
MISC NOTES: Artist credit on label: DAVE LEWIS
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FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX: 45 - PIC - PAN - 1106
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE: PAN - 1106 (etched) ^64383
A-SIDE COMPOSER: J. Leiber - M. Stoller
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Progressive Trio (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: 45 - PIC - PAN - 1107
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: PAN - 1107 (etched) ^64383 - X
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Friend - Franklin
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: M. Witmark (ASCAP)
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SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX: PIC/PAN - 1124
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE: PAN - 1124 (etched)
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (bMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: PIC/PAN - 1125
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: PAN - 1125 (etched)
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: (BMI)
MISC NOTES: From High Heel Sneakers LP
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SIZE: 7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX: 3RA.) 45 - PAN - 1134
A-SIDE STAMPER CODE: PAN - 1134 (etched) ^70591
A-SIDE COMPOSER: Higgenbotham
A-SIDE PUBLISHER: Medal Music Inc. (BMI)
B-SIDE MATRIX: 45 - PAN - 1135
B-SIDE STAMPER CODE: PAN - 1135 (etched) ^70591 - X
B-SIDE COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
B-SIDE PUBLISHER: Burdette Music Co. (BMI)
MISC NOTES:
Title track from A&M album by the same name. (LP or SP # 105). Issued in 45 rpm format as "Lip Service" (A&M #735)
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"Little Green Thing" Album Reissues:
1.)1978. Side Two, Track #3 on compilation lp The History Of Northwest Rock Volume II (The Great Northwest Music Co. TGNW 4008)
COMPOSER: Dave Lewis
MISC NOTES: This album features the only known recording of Lewis performing his composition, "J.A.J.".
Side One
1. I Got A Woman
2, High Heel Sneakers
3. Nobody Knows
4. Philly Dog
5. J.A,J.
Side Two
1. MMM-MMM-MMM
2. Searchin'
3. No Name #2
4, Willow Weep For Me
5, Hold On, I'm Coming
LOCATION: Seattle
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RECORDING STUDIO: D.J.'s nightclub
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FORMAT: disc
SIZE: 12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX: FA - LP - 7733 - A S7741
B-SIDE MATRIX: FA - LP - 7733 - B S7742
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Reissue of Jerden Records lp Dave Lewis Plays Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass (JRL 7006 / JRLS 7006)
Side One
1. Walk, Don't Run
2. South Of The Border
3. Girl From Ipanema
4. :Lost Bull
5. Spanish Harlem
6. Tijuana Taxi
Side Two
1. Taste Of Honey
2. Let Me Be
3. Lemon Tree
4. What Now My Love
5. Love Potion No. Nine
6. Spanish Flea
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SIZE: 12"
SPEED: 33 1/3 rpm
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A-SIDE MATRIX:PIC - LP - 3355 - A
B-SIDE MATRIX: PIC - LP - 3355 - B
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Track List:
1.) David's Mood
2.) That's What We're Here For
3.) Feel Alright
4.) Little Green Thing
5.) J.A.J.
6.) Lip Service
7.) Last Train
8.) #1 Hit
9.) Dave's 5th Avenue
10.) Tear Out
11.) Little Joe
12.) David's Other Mood
13.) The Swim Thing
14.) No Name, #1
15.) Hold On, I'm Comin'
16.) High Heel Sneakers
17.) Mr. Clyde
18.) Three Dots
19.) Philly Dog
20.) Jack Daniels Green
21.) Two Chords Of Soul
22.) No Name #3
23.) House Of The Rising Sun
24.) Something You Got
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FORMAT: compact disc / Also available in MP3 format
DISC NOTES: JRCD 7026
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Cataloged on Panorama,, but never released on this label.
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1.) Piccadilly #235
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SPEED: 45 rpm
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Cataloged on Panorama, but never pressed/ released.
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1.)Piccadilly #230,
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SIZE:7"
SPEED: 45 rpm
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