With, Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra - Every Day I Have The Blues Album

Tracklist

1	Berkeley Campus Blues	2:59
2	Keep The Faith, Baby	2:46
3	I Left My Baby	4:24
4	Baby, Don't Tell On Me	2:40
5	Blues In The Dark	3:40
6	You Can't Run Around (Blues)	5:00
7	Every Day I Have The Blues	2:47
8	Evil Blues	2:53
9	Undecided Blues	5:15

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BLS-6005	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra - Every Day I Have The Blues ‎(LP, Album)	Bluesway	BLS-6005	US	1967
BLS-6005	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra - Every Day I Have The Blues ‎(LP, Album)	Bluesway	BLS-6005	US	1967
BLS-6005	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra - Every Day I Have The Blues ‎(LP)	Bluesway	BLS-6005	US	Unknown
BLS-6005	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra - Every Day I Have The Blues ‎(LP, Album)	Bluesway	BLS-6005	US	1967
CLP 3632	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra	Jimmy Rushing With Oliver Nelson And His Orchestra - Every Day I Have The Blues ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Bluesway	CLP 3632	UK	1967

Credits

• Bass – George Duvivier
• Drums – Grady Tate
• Guitar – Kenny Burrell (tracks: B4)
• Organ – Hank Jones (tracks: A1,A3 to A5, B3), Shirley Scott (tracks: B4)
• Piano – Hank Jones (tracks: A2, B1, B2)
• Producer – Bob Thiele
• Tenor Saxophone – Bob Ashton
• Trombone – Dickie Wells
• Trumpet – Clark Terry
• Vocals – Jimmy Rushing

Notes

This version : all white center label, Mono BL-6005 on front
Came with a commercial disc for the Career Academy's division of famous broadcasters, a personnal message from Robert Saint John.

Album

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