Year 1970

Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass LP “Whipped Cream and other delights”

485 Alpert, Herb & The Tijuana Brass Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass A&M 2206 001 (UK?) EP 1970 Whipped Cream (piano) – Love Potion # 9 (piano) – Butterball (piano) – El Garbanzo (no piano) – Peanuts (no piano)

Dean Martin LP “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife”

430 Martin, Dean My Woman, My Woman, My Wife Reprise RS 6403 (D) Prod. Jimmy Bowen 7.1970 My woman, my woman, my wife (piano)*** – Once a day (piano!)* – Here we go again (piano)** – Make the world go away (no piano)* - The tips of my fingers (piano)** – Detroit City (piano)* – Together again (piano)* – Heart over mind (background piano)* – Turn the world around (background piano) – It keeps right on a-hurtin’ (piano)** – Probably Leon. With the Jimmy Bowen Orchestra & Chorus - * arr. by Billy Strange - ** arr. by Glen D. Hardin - *** arr. by John Bahler Rec. date: My woman, my woman, my wife-Turn the world around-Here we go again-May 28, 1970 – Detroit City-May 27, 1970

Dean Martin LP “Everybody Loves Somebody” Compilation

410 Martin, Dean Everybody Loves Somebody – 20 Love Songs – Compilation Lazer 26024 (D) 1970? Everybody loves somebody (piano) – The door is till open to my heart (piano) – In the misty moonlight (piano) – Somewhere there’s a someone (piano!) – Born to lose (piano!!) – Crying time (piano) – I wonder who’s kissing her now (no piano) – Green green grass of home (no piano) – Welcome to my world (piano) – I can’t help it (if I’m still in love with you) (piano!) – In the chapel in the moonlight (piano) – You’ve still got a place in my heart (organ-Leon?!) – You’ll always be the one I love (piano) – Release me (piano + electronic organ?) – The one I love (Belongs to someone else) (piano) – Take these chains from my heart (piano!!) – I’m so lonesome I could cry (piano) – My heart cries for you (piano!!) – I’ll hold you in my heart (piano) – Room full of roses (no piano) – Leon on most tracks. Rec. date: The Door Is Still Open To My Heart-Aug. 7. 1964 – In the misty moonlight-Aug. 24. 1964 – You’ll always be the one I love-Nov. 3, 1964 – In the chapel in the moonlight-Dec. 22, 1964 - Welcome to my world-Mar. 13, 1965 – Born to lose-May 13, 1965 – Somewhere There’s Someone -Nov. 1. 1966 – Everybody Loves Somebody-Apr. 16. 1964 – You’ve still got a place in my heart-Feb. 13, 1968 (1967?! ) – Crying time-June 11, 1969 –

Nice clean Shelter-eggs!

1085 Russell, Leon Home Sweet Oklahoma/It Takes A Lot to laugh and a train to cry Shelter 7302 (US) 1970 Taken from the LP “Leon Russell and the Shelter People” Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett – album: Genesis

Promotional copy

573 Bramlett, Delaney Without Your Love/Better Man Than Me GNP Crescendo GNP 363x (US) Delaney solo with Leon on piano on track 2. Both from album “Genesis” recorded in 19

Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett – album “Motel Shot”

Canadian release with a little intro before the piano goes on

US release with both tracks shortened a few seconds in the beginning

German release both are the “short” versions

206 Delaney & Bonnie Never Ending Song Of Love/Don’t Deceive Me Atco 45-6804 (US) “long versions” 1971 453 Delaney & Bonnie Never Ending Song Of Love/Don’t Deceive Me Atco 6804 (CAN) 1971 266 Delaney & Bonnie Never Ending Song Of Love/Don’t Deceive Me Atlantic 10.007 (D) 1971 B-side is Bonnie Bramlett singing a powerful solo with Leon all over on piano. Great piano intro! Both tracks from album “Motel Shot”. No Leon on the a-side.

Re-issue – b-side slightly edited (approx. 5 sec. intro cut of where on the original issue you can hear some guitar strumming and glass rattling)

7-3325 Delaney & Bonnie Only you know and I know/God knows I love you Atco 45-6838 (US) 3.1971 275 Delaney & Bonnie Only you know and I know /Never Ending Song Of Love Atlantic OS 13086 (US) Reissue ? Nice organ on a-side. Could be Leon. From album “Motel Shot” recorded in 1970. No Leon on the b-side.

Delaney & Bonnie Bramlett

648 Bramlett, Delaney & Bonnie Lonesome and a long way from home/Where there’s a will there’s a way Atco 45-6883 (US) 1972 A-side from the album “Motel Shot” Leon is co-writer - Nice harmonica and fiddle. Recorded in 1971 The players on the a-side can be picked among these who participate more or less on the album: Duane Allman, guitar – Ben Benay, guitar – Bonnie Bramlett, vocals – Delaney Bramlett, vocals, guitar – Iva Bramlett, backing vocals – Kenny Gradeny, bass – John Hartford, fiddle – Eddie James, guitar – Jim Keltner, drums – Sandy Konikoff, percussion – Dave Mason, guitar, backing vocals – Gram Parsons, backing vocals – Carl Radle, bass – Leon Russell, piano, guitar, backing vocals – Bobby Whitlock, guitar, keyboards, backing vocals – Jay York, backing vocals – Joe Cocker, backing vocals? All tracks produced by Delaney Bramlett. B-side from the album “Live on tour with Eric Clapton & Friends” recorded live at Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England on Nov. 7, 1969 The band for the b-side: Delaney Bramlett, rhythm guitar, vocals – Bonnie Bramlett, vocals – Eric Clapton, guitar – George Harrison, guitar - Dave Mason, guitar – Carl Radle, bass – Jim Gordon, drums – Bobby Whitlock, organ – Jim Price, trumpet, trombone – Bobby Keyes, sax – Tex Johnson, conga, bongo drums – Rita Coolidge, vocals.

Joe Cocker – Mad Dogs and Englishmen The Band: Joe Cocker, vocals – Leon Russell, piano, guitar – Chris Stainton, organ – Don Preston, rhythm g. – Carl Radle, bass – Jim Gordon, dr. – Chuck Blackwell, perc. & dr. – Sandy Konikoff, perc. – Bobby Torres, congas – Jim Price, trumpet – Bobby Keys, tenor sax. The Choir: Don Preston, Rita Coolidge, Claudia Linnear, Daniel Moore, Donna Weiss, Pamela Polland, Matthew Moore, Dona Washburn, Nicole Barclay and Bobby Jones.

1172 Cocker, Joe The Letter/Space Captain A&M 1174 (US) Comp. cov. 1970 Cocker, Joe The Letter/Space Captain A&M 1174 (US) Pic. cov. 1970

139 Cocker, Joe The Letter/Space Captain Polydor 2001-050 (D) 1970

066 Cocker, Joe The Letter/Space Captain Stateside 2 0006-91481 (FRA) 1970 Both tracks on the above singles are from the MD&E rehearsals.

025 Cocker, Joe Delta Lady/The Letter/With a little help from my friends Fly ECHO 103 (UK) 1970 Track is 1 from the LP “Joe Cocker!” Track 2 is from the rehearsals to MD&E tour. Leon is all over. Tracks 1 + 3 stereo – track 2 mono. No Leon on 1968 track “With a little help…” Denny Cordell produced all three tracks (track 2 with Leon).

076 Cocker, Joe Cry Me A River/Please Give Peace A Chance A&M AMS 818 (UK) 1970

137 Cocker, Joe Cry Me A River/Give Peace A Chance Fly BUG 3 (UK) 1970

597 Cocker, Joe Cry Me A River/Give Peace A Chance A&M 1200 (US) 1970 Both tracks on the above singles are from the live LP-2 – notice the “Please” in the title on the UK release. It is a shortened version (2.33) used on these singles, containing only the last half of the full track (4.30). The timings on the labels are usually wrong.

328 Cocker, Joe Cry Me A River/Give Peace A Chance A&M AMS 818 (F) 1970 Again both tracks from the live LP-2, but this time it’s the long (full) version (4.30) of “Give Peace a Chance”.