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Friday, January 26, 2024

Paul Williams and his Hucklebuckers • Spider Sent Me

Biography:

Saxophonist and bandleader Paul Williams scored one of the first big hits of the R&B era in 1949 with "The Hucklebuck," an adaption of Charlie Parker's "Now's the Time." The song topped the R&B charts for 14 weeks in 1949, and was one of three Top Ten and five other Top 20 R&B instrumental hits that Williams scored for Savoy in 1948 and 1949.

He had played with Clarence Dorsey in 1946 and then made his recording debut with King Porter in 1947 for Paradise before forming his own band late that year. Saxophonists Noble "Thin Man" Watts and Wild Bill Moore, trumpeter Phil Guilbeau, and vocalists Danny Cobb, Jimmy Brown, Joan Shaw, and Connie Allen were among Williams' bandmembers. He was later part of Atlantic Records' house band in the '60s, and directed the Lloyd Price and James Brown orchestras until 1964. After leaving the music business temporarily, Williams opened a booking agency in New York in 1968. His other Top Ten hits were "35-30" in 1948 and "Walkin' Around" in 1949.

by Ron Wynn

https://www.allmusic.com/artist/paul-hucklebuck-williams-mn0000030817/biography

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Biografía:

El saxofonista y director de banda Paul Williams obtuvo uno de los primeros grandes éxitos de la era del R&B en 1949 con "The Hucklebuck", una adaptación de "Now's the Time" de Charlie Parker. La canción encabezó las listas de R&B durante 14 semanas en 1949, y fue uno de los tres Top Ten y otros cinco Top 20 éxitos instrumentales de R&B que Williams anotó para Savoy en 1948 y 1949.

Había tocado con Clarence Dorsey en 1946 y luego hizo su debut discográfico con King Porter en 1947 para Paradise antes de formar su propia banda a finales de ese año. Los saxofonistas Noble "Thin Man" Watts y Wild Bill Moore, el trompetista Phil Guilbeau y los vocalistas Danny Cobb, Jimmy Brown, Joan Shaw y Connie Allen estaban entre los miembros de la banda de Williams. Más tarde formó parte de la banda de Atlantic Records en los años 60, y dirigió las orquestas de Lloyd Price y James Brown hasta 1964. Después de dejar el negocio de la música temporalmente, Williams abrió una agencia de contratación en Nueva York en 1968. Sus otros éxitos en el Top Ten fueron "35-30" en 1948 y "Walkin' Around" en 1949.

por Ron Wynn
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/paul-hucklebuck-williams-mn0000030817/biography

Tracks:

A1 Spider Sent Me
A2 Come With Me Baby
A3 Harlem Parade
A4 Pop-Corn
A5 Walkin' Around
A6 Paradise Valley Walk
A7 What's Happening
A8 Free Dice
B1 Hoppin' John
B2 Cranberries
B3 Swingin' For Pappy
B4 It's All Over Baby
B5 Waxey Maxie
B6 Blues At Daybreak
B7 Rockin' Chair Blues
B8 Sinner's Hop Part 1

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