King Curtis and The King-Pins came into the famed Filmore West in 1968
to provide backup for Aretha Franklin. At this time in his career, he
was branching out as a producer and music arranger for Freddie King,
Aretha and others. It was a last minute cancelation that brought Curtis
and his formitable band onto the concert stage for this legendary
performance. As Otis Redding had done in Monterey, Curtis seduced the
largely white hippie audience and won them over.
The set largely
consists of soul staples the band had honed and perfected while on the
chitlin circuit; Memphis Soul Stew, Soul Serenade, Freddie King's I
Stand Accused and Stevie Wonder's big hit Signed Sealed & Delivered
I'm Yours. Curtis rounds it out with with contemporary top 40 material
such as Procol Harum's Whiter Shade Of Pale, Jeffery Jeff Walker's Mr.
Bojangles and Led Zeplin's Whole Lot Of Love. Check out the audience
reaction. These kids couldn't get enough of the King.
Unfortunately,
this was one of the last recorded appearences by this great alto player
with the soulful wail and impecable phrasing. Several months later, he
was stabed outside his New York City apartment house.Although throughout his career Curtis
turned in consistantly excellent material, this is without a doubt, his
most inspired live recording.
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Μπράβο φίλε, φοβερός δίσκος, thanks!
Είναι όντως δισκάρα.Υπάρχει και μία έκδοση του λάιβ όπου βγαίνει με τη μπάντα και η Aretha Franklin και,εντάξει,είναι όλα τα λεφτά,αλλά το'χα σε χαμηλότερη ανάλυση και έβαλα την ορχητρική έκδοση τελικά.
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