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CJM-8001/CJS-9001 - Otis Spann Is The Blues - Otis Spann with Robert Lockwood Jr.
[1961] The Hard Way/Take A Little Walk With Me - Vocal by Robert Lockwood Jr./Otis In The Dark/Little
Boy Blue - Vocal by Robert Lockwood Jr./Country Boy//Beat-Up Team/My Daily Wish - Vocal by Robert
Lockwood Jr./Great Northern Stomp/I Got Rambling On My Mine #2 - Vocal by Robert Lockwood
Jr./Worried Life Blues
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CJM-8002/CJS-9002 - We Insist (Freedom Now Suite) - Abbey Lincoln, Max Roach, Olatunji,
and Coleman Hawkins [1961] Freedom Now Suite by Max Roach
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CJM-8003/CJS-9003 - Richard Williams New Horn In Town - Richard Williams [1961]
Recorded September 27, 1960. Musicians: Richard Williams (Trumpet), Leo Wright (Alto and Flute),
Richard Wyands (Piano), Reginald Workman (Bass), and Bobby Thomas (drums). I Can Dream Can't I/I
Remember Clifford/Ferris Wheel/Raucous Notes//Blues In A Quandary/Over The Rainbow/Renita's
Bounce
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CJM-8004/CJS-9004 - How Time Passes - Don Ellis [1961] How Time
Passes/Sallie/Simplex One/Waste/Improvisational Suite No. 1
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CJM-8005/CJS-9005 - Charlie Mingus Presents Mingus - Charlie Mingus [1961]
Recorded on October 20, 1960. Musicians: Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Ted Curson, and Dannie
Richmond. Folk Forms, No. 1/Original Faubus Fables//What Love/All The Things You Could Be By Now
If
Sigmund Freud's Wife Was Your Mother
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CJM-8006/CJS-9006 - The World of Cecil Taylor - Cecil Taylor [1961] This Nearly Was
Mine/Port of Call/E.B./Lazy Afternoon/Air
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CJM-8007/CJS-9007 - The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy - Steve Lacy [1962] Musicians:
Steve Lacy (Soprano), Charles Davis (Baritone), John Ore (Bass), Roy Haynes (Drums).
Louise/Introspection/Donna Lee//Played Twice/Air/Criss Cross
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CJM-8008/CJS-9008 - Wild Women Don't Have the Blues - Nancy Harrow with Buck
Clayton's Jazz Stars [1961] Take Me Back Baby/All Too Soon/Can't We Be Friends/On The Sunny
Side Of The Street/Wild Women Don't Have The Blues/I've Got The World On A String/Don't Know
What Kind Of Blues I've Got/Blues For Yesterday
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CJM-8009/CJS-9009 - Clark Terry Color Changes - Clark Terry featuring Yusef Lateef
[1961] Blue Waltz/Brother Terry/Flutin' And Fluglin'/No Problem/Rive Gauche/Nahstye Blues/Chat Qui
Peche
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CJM-8010/CJS-9010 - Lightnin' Hopkins in New York - Lightnin' Hopkins [1961] Take It
Easy/Mighty Crazy/Your Own Fault Baby To Treat Me The Way You Do/I've Had My Fun If I Don't Get
Well No More//The Trouble Blues/Lightnin's Piano Boogie/Wonder Why/Mister Charlie
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CJM-8011/CJS-9011 - Big Brass - Benny Bailey [1961] Hard Sock
Dance/Alison/Tipsy/Please Say Yes/Kiss To Build A Dream On/Maud's Mood
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CJM-8012/CJS-9012 - Toshiko-Mariano Quartet - Toshiko-Mariano Quartet [1961]
When You Meet Her/Toshiko's Elegy/Little T/Deep River/Long Yellow Road
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CJM-8013/CJS-9013 - Jumpin' Punkins - Cecil Taylor [1961]
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CJM-8014/CJS-9014 - That's It - Booker Ervin [1961] With Horace Parlan, George
Tucker and Al Harewood. Recorded in New York City, January 6, 1961. Mojo/Uranus/Poinciana/Speak
Low/Booker's Blues/Boo
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CJM-8015/CJS-9015 - Straight Ahead - Abbey Lincoln [1961] Musicians: Coleman
Hawkins, Booker Little, Max Roach, Eric Dolphy, Art Davis. Straight Ahead/When Malindy Sings/In The
Red/Blue Monk/Left Alone/African Lady/Retribution
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CJM-8016/CJS-9016 - Rights of Swing - Phil Woods [1961] With Benny Bailey, Curtis
Fuller or Willie Dennis, Sahib Shihab, Julius Watkins, Tommy Flanagan, Buddy Catlett and Osie
Johnson
or Mickey Roker. Willie Dennis and Mickey Roker replace Curtis Fuller and Osie Johnson on Part V
(Presto) only. Recorded in New York City, January 26 and February 10, 1961. Prelude & Part I/Part II
(Ballad)/Part III (Waltz)/Part IV (Scherzo)/Part V (Presto)
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CJM-8017/CJS-9017 - New York City R&B - Buell Neidlinger and Cecil Taylor [1961]
O.P./Cecil Walk/Cindy's Main Mood/Things Ain't What They Used To Be
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CJM-8018/CJS-9018 - Blues for Smoke - Jaki Byard [1961]
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CJM-8019/CJS-9019 - Jazz Life - Charlie Mingus, Max Roach,Booker Little, Cal Massey,
Kenny Dorham and others [1961] R & R/Black Cat/Father & Son/Lord, Lord Am I Ever
Gonna Know/Vassarilean/Oh Yeah Oh Yeah
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CJM-8020/CJS-9020 - Jazz Reunion - Coleman Hawkins & Pee Wee Russell [1961]
Recorded: February 23, 1961. Musicians: Coleman Hawkins (Tenor), Pee Wee Russell (Clarinet), Bob
Brookmeyer (Trombone), Jo Jones (Drums), Emmett Berry (Trumpet), Milt Hinton (Bass), Nat Pierce
(Piano). If I Could Be With You/Tin Tin Deo/Mariooch/All Too Soon/28th and 8th Street/What Am I Here
For
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CJM-8021/CJS-9021 - Charles Mingus - Charles Mingus [1961] Recorded October 20
and November 11, 1960. Musicians: Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Ted Curson, Dannie Richmond,
Lonnie
Hillyer, Charles McPherson, Booker Ervin, Nico Bunick, Paul Bley, Jimmy Knepper, Britt Woodman.
MDM/Vassarlean//Stormy Weather/Lock 'em Up
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CJM-8022/CJS-9022 - Newport Rebels - Charles Mingus, Jo Jones, Max Roach, Eric Dolphy,
Roy Eldridge & Others [1961] Recorded on November 1, and November 11, 1960. Musicians:
Charles Mingus, Eric Dolphy, Abbey Lincoln, Roy Eldridge, Jimmy Knepper, Tommy Flanagan, Jo
Jones,
Max Roach, Booker Little, Julian Priester, Walter Benton, John Morrison, Benny Bailey, and Kenny
Dorham. Mysterious Blues/Cliff Walk//Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams/Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I
Do/Me
And You
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CJM-8023/CJS-9023 - Memphis Slim's Tribute To Big Bill Broonzy - Memphis Slim
[1961] I Feel So Good/Rockin' Chair Blues/Baby Gone/Cow Cow Blues/Miss Ida B/Forty-Four
Blues//Trouble In Mind/Worried Life Blues/I Don't Want My Rooster Crowin' After The Sun Goes
Down/Lonesome In My Bedroom/Diggin' My Potatoes/In The Evenin'
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CJM-8024/CJS-9024 - Memphis Slim, U.S.A. - Memphis Slim [1962] Born With The
Blues/Just Let Me Be/Red Haired Boogie/Blue And Disgusted/New Key To The Highway/I'd Take Her To
Chicago/Harlem Bound//El Capitan/I Just Landed In Your Town/John Henry/I Believe I'll Settle
Down/Bad Luck And Troubles/Late Afternoon Blues/Memphis Slim, U.S.A.
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CJM-8025/CJS-9025 - Treasury Of Field Recordings Vol. 1 - Various Artists [1962]
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CJM-8026/CJS-9026 - Reincarnation Of A Love Bird - Charles Mingus [1963]
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CJM-8027/CJS-9027 - Booker Little Out Front - Booker Little Quintet Featuring Max
Roach [1962] Recorded on March 17 and April 4, 1961. Musicians: Booker Little, Eric Dolphy,
Julian
Priester, Max Roach, Art Davis, Ron Carter, and Don Friedman. We Speak/Strength And Sanity/Quiet,
Please//Moods In Free Time/Man Of Words/Hazy Hues/A New Day
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CJM-8028/CJS-9028 - Smooth Groove - Ray Crawford [1963]
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CJM-8029/CJS-9029 - Blues to Coltrane - Cal Massey [1963]
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CJM-8030/CJS-9030 - Chamber Jazz Sextet Plays Pal Joey - Chamber Jazz Sestet
[1963] Reissue of Cadence CLP-3015 There's A Small Hotel/Betwitched/Lady Is A Tramp/I Could Write
A Book/My Funny Valentine/Zip/I Didn't Know What Time It Was/That Terrific Rainbow
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CJM-8031/CJS-9031 - Picasso of Big Band Jazz - Marty Paich [1963]
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CJM-8032/CJS-9032 - Out of Nowhere - Don Ellis [1963]
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CJM-8033/CJS-9033 - Candid Dolphy - Eric Dolphy [1963]
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CJM-8034/CJS-9034 - Cell Walk For C - Cecil Taylor [1963]
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The Candid Label Album Discography
Candid was a Cadence
Records subsidiary label. The first Candid label was yellow on top and
orange on the bottom with black printing. A darker orange box was in the lower center of the label, with
"CANDID" in yellow just above the center hole. This label was used to approximately 8023. The second
Candid label was yellow on top and orange on the bottom with black printing. A yellow box was
centered on the center hole with "CANDID" in yellow in a orange box above the center hole
