Trombonist Turk Murphy's lone recording for RCA would also be his band's last studio album until The addition of cornetist Ernie Carson to the sextet (which at the time also included clarinetist Bob Helm, pianist Pete Clute, Bob Short on tuba, and, surprisingly, Frank Capp on drums) gave the group a powerful soloist.

Big Time Operator: The Singles LP (12" album, 33 rpm), Import Zoot Money & His Big Roll Band Zoot Money Format: Vinyl5/5(1).

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Zoot! on Discogs. Label: Columbia - SX • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Mono • Country: UK • Genre: Rock, Blues • Style: Rhythm & Blues/5(7).

Zoot Money's Big Roll Band A: Let's Run For Cover B: Self-Discipline: Columbia UK: DB 25 Mar 7" 4: Zoot Money's Big Roll Band A: Big Time Operator B: Zoot's Sermon: Columbia UK: DB 29 Jul 7" 4: $ The Zoot Money Big Roll Band A: The Star Of The Show (The La La Song) B: The Mound Moves: Columbia UK: DB

Zoot Money's Big Roll Band at Klook's Kleek recorded 31st May, " On Front Cover: Original Live Recordings (top left, boxed) On Spines: At Klook Kleek On Back Cover (top right): RSO MID-PRICE SPELP /5(7).

Popular or famous Zoot Money's Big Roll Band music songs: Chauffeur, Fog On The Highway, Let the Good Times Roll, Train Train, Oh Mom Teach Me How to Uncle Willie. More music songs Picture Me Gone, Zoot's Sermon, It's Been Such a Long Way Home, Hide Nor Hair, Which Cha Gonna Do, Self Discipline.

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Jul 11,  · The Artist Name is Zoot Money's Big Roll Band The Title is Zoot! Condition Used The Media Condition is Good. A vinyl record Good media condition rating does not mean good in the conventional sense. In the Vinyl Record industry, Good means this disk can be played end to end without skipping or getting stuck, but when playing it could and is very.

4 Page insert with fresh Zoot Money interview by Chris Welch; Recorded in , ‘Zoot! Live At Klook’s Kleek’ is a knock-out. It perfectly captures the group’s blend of soul-jazz, slow blues, energetic R&B and soul work-outs. Money plays a forceful R&B brand of keyboard-dominated arrangements with the occasional jazzy jamming.