JUNIOR PARKER

 
artist: LITTLE JUNIOR PARKER AND HIS BAND
label: DUKE 301
release: November 1958, USA, 10" 78rpm
A-side: Sometimes (2:25)
(D. Robey)
B-side: Sweet Home Chicago (2:30)
(R. Sykes)
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artist: VARIOUS ARTISTS
label: BLACK CATS BCCD106
title: ITS A SOUTHERN SOUL THING
release: 2004, Canada, CD [21/62:08]

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tracks:
  1. CAL BRANDON
    24 Hour Love Man
  2. CHRIS HARRIS
    Dr. Funky
  3. LINDELL HILL
    Used To Be Love
  4. JAMES ELLIS
    Ain't Gonna Cry No More
  5. ROCKY GIL
    The Pleasures Of My Woman
  6. BIG JOHN HAMILTON / DORIS ALLEN
    Them Changes
  7. GLADYS TYLER
    Mr. Green, Mrs. Green
  8. JIMMY OUTLER
    It's All Over
  9. BIG DADDY GREEN
    You Gave Me A Reason To Live
  10. JUNIOR PARKER
    Lovin' Man On Your Hands
  11. JOE PERKINS
    I'm Not Gonna Leave
  12. MASQUERADERS
    I Ain't Got To Love Nobody Else
  13. SAM & BILL
    Come On Show Me
  14. BUDDY ACE
    Screaming Please
  15. ROSEY GRIER
    Oh How I Miss You Baby
  16. HERMON HITSON
    She's A Bad Girl
  17. SMOKEY 007
    Please Don't Make Me Cry
  18. CURLEY MOORE
    This Way I Do
  19. BETTYE SWANN
    Doing For The One I Love
  20. MOODY SCOTT
    I'll Find My Sunshine
  21. WILLIE HOBBS
    Under The Pines
comment: No song credits were given on this CD.
comment #2:

a part from the liner notes:

......If Green is an obscure artist, then Junior Parker is at the other end of the spectrum. With a huge catalogue of quality blues recordings to his credit, he managed the move into the soul era better than most of his contemporaries. His flexible voice was more suited to gospel chord changes, and "Lovin' Man On Your Hands" is one of a series of funky tracks he cut at various studios on his travels through the south.