Vinyl Album - Sam (The Man) Taylor - More Blue Mist - MGM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Sam (The Man) Taylor
Title:	More Blue Mist
Label:	MGM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	E-3783
Date:	Oct 1959
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Tenderly	Gross, Lawrence	Rate
A2	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Prelude To A Kiss	Gordon, Mills, Ellington	Rate
A3	Sam (The Man) Taylor	I'm In The Mood For Love	McHugh, Fields	Rate
A4	Sam (The Man) Taylor	If I Ever Love Again	Carlyle, Reynolds	Rate
A5	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Reflections	Grundy	Rate
A6	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Stella By Starlight	Washington, Young	Rate
B1	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Love Me	Stoller, Leiber	Rate
B2	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Willow Weep For Me	Ronnell	Rate
B3	Sam (The Man) Taylor	This Love Of Mine	Sinatra, Parker, Sanicola	Rate
B4	Sam (The Man) Taylor	(I Got A Woman Crazy For Me) She's Funny That Way	Whiting, Moret	Rate
B5	Sam (The Man) Taylor	I Should Care	Cahn, Stordahl, Weston	Rate
B6	Sam (The Man) Taylor	Close Your Eyes (Brahms Lullaby)	Engvick	Rate

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Sam (The Man) Taylor was an American jazz and blues tenor saxophonist whose honking style had set the standard for tenor saxophone solos in both rhythm and blues and jazz. A few years earlier, Mr. Taylor had recorded and had issued an MGM disc of 33.33 rpm, called Blue Mist.

This MGM disc of 33.33 rpm is the second Blue Mist disc, more specifically titled More Blue Mist and unofficially subtitled In The Mood For Sax. This disc contained some popular tunes, such as Love Me which was most renowned by Elvis Presley, I'm In The Mood For Love, made into a popular doo wop tune by the Chimes, and Close Your Eyes, which was a rhythm and blue success by the Five Keys and later by Peaches and Herb in 1967.

Though this disc did not sell well, this disc has become a sought-after item primarily of jazz and saxophone tenor listeners due to the unique honking style of Mr. Sam (The Man) Taylor.

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