1969 Harvey Mandel – Righteous
Righteous is the second album by Harvey Mandel, released in 1969.
Harvey Mandel (born March 11, 1945, in Detroit, Michigan, United States) is an American guitarist known for his innovative approach to electric guitar playing. A professional at twenty, he played with Charlie Musselwhite, Canned Heat, the Rolling Stones, and John Mayall as well as starting a solo career. Mandel is one of the first rock guitarists to use two-handed fretboard tapping.
Tracks
1 Righteous (Harvey Mandel) 03:46
2 Jive Samba (Nat Adderley Jr) 04:22
3 Love Of Life (Bob Jones; Harvey Mandel) 07:36
4 Poontang (Bob Jones) 04:04
5 Just A Hair More (Harvey Mandel) 04:53
6 Summer Sequence (Ralph Burns) 03:27
7 Short’s Stuff (Shorty Rogers) 06:09
8 Boo-Bee-Doo (Duane Hitchings) 03:21
9 Campus Blues (Harvey Mandel) 04:03
Media
Musicians
| Bass | Art Stavro |
| Drums | Eddie Hoh |
| Guitar | Harvey Mandel |
| Organ | Duane Hitchings |
Other Musicians
2 Jive Samba
| Guitar | Bob Jones |
| Percussion | Earl Palmer |
4 Poontang
| Drums | Bob Jones |
| Vocals | Bob Jones |
5 Just A Hair More
| Guitar | Bob Jones |
7 Short’s Stuff
| Bass | Bob West |
| Drums | Earl Palmer |
| Guitar | Howard Roberts |
| Piano | Pete Jolly |
| Sax | Bill Perkins |
| Sax | Ernie Watts |
| Sax | Gene Cipriano |
| Sax | Jack Nimitz |
| Sax | Plas Johnson |
| Trombone | Lew McCreary |
| Trombone | Mike Barone |
| Trombone | Pete Myers |
| Trombone | Richard Leith |
| Trumpet | Buddy Childers |
| Trumpet | John Audino |
| Trumpet | Ollie Mitchell |
| Trumpet | Stan Fishelson |
| Vibraphone | Victor Feldman |
9 Campus Blues
| Drums | Bob Jones |
| Vocals | Bob Jones |
Liner Notes
Producer – Abe Kesh
Arranged By – Harvey Mandel
Arranged By (String & Horn Arrangements) – Shorty Rogers
Engineer – Hank Cicalo
Photography By – Dunstan Pereira, Johnny Hayes
Record Company – Mercury Record Corporation
Record Company – Mercury Record Productions, Inc.
Recorded At – Amigo Studios
