8 thoughts on “ Ill Wait For You - King Curtis - Trouble In Mind / Its Party Time (CD, Album) ”

1. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Trouble in Mind/It's Party Time - King Curtis on AllMusic - /

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2. This quintessential release presents two of Curtis' finest LPs: Trouble in Mind (his only recordings as a blues singer) and It's Party Time. Both albums were originally issued by the Tru-Sound label in , and have been remastered and packaged together in this very special collector's edition, which also includes 4 bonus tracks from the same period/5(6).

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3. Trouble in Mind is a very unusual King Curtis set. Rather than playing R&B-ish tenor as usual, Curtis switches to alto, plays effective guitar on a few numbers, and sings most of the tunes. Joined by guitarists Al Casey and Mac Pierce, pianist Paul Griffin, bassist Jimmy Lewis, drummer Belton Evans, and three female vocalists, Curtis sticks mostly to veteran blues songs (including "Nobody 6/

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4. Trouble In Mind Written-By – Richard Jones* A2: Jivin' Time Written-By – Curtis Ousley: A3: Nobody Wants You When You're Down And Out Written-By – James Cox* A4: Bad Bad Whiskey Written-By – Thomas Davis* A5: I Have To Worry Written-By – Ousley* A6: Woke Up This Morning Written-By – King*, Taub* B1: But That's Alright Written-By.

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8. The album's highlight, without doubt, is the slow, 8-minute blues instrumental DEEP FRY, with Curtis's wailing alto and Griffin's piano spotlighted. King Curtis is a pleasant enough blues vocalist, but his forte is still blowing that saxophone, whether tenor or alto (he plays both here, though only credited on alto)/5(6).

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