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Johnny Jenkins, Muddy Waters, Tippy Armstrong, Southern Comfort, Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks, Duane Allman, Robert Popwell, Ella Brown, Eddie Hinton, Robert "Pops" Popwell, Pete Carr, Paul Hornsby, Johnny Wyker, Johnny Sandlin, Jimmy Nalls, Jaimoe Johnson - Ton-Ton MacOute - Amazon.com Music
Now available on CD for the 1st time! Ton-Ton Macoute! Features Duane Allman on guitar, Berry Oakley on bass, Butch Trucks and Jaimoe on drums, as well as musicians Pete Carr, Paul Hornsby and Johnny Sandlin among others. This classic Capricorn reissue features 2 previously unreleased tracks recorded during the original sessions, remastering from the original master tape and packaging authentic to the original album release.
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If you are a fan of great blues-rock music, especially the Allman Brothers Band, this CD is a must have! Johnny Jenkins was a blues singer-guitarist who not only launched the career of Otis Redding, but his acrobatic guitar playing also influenced Jimi Hendrix (both Jenkins and Hendrix were left-handed). Jenkins' vocals are bluesy and gritty, perfect for the theme of this record. Several members of the original Allman Brothers Band contributed as well. Duane Allman's great guitar playing is truly showcased here; this record was originally intended to be Allman's solo album. But if you are also looking to purchase a record showcasing the great talent of Johnny Jenkins, this is it. Notable tracks are "Voodoo in You", "I Walk on Gilded Splinters", "Dimples" and "Down Along the Cove". Over 40 years since its release, the music on "Ton-Ton Macoute!" is still fresh today!
I went to Mercer University’s Capricorn Studio in October 2019, and heard one of the best 1970 Capricorn releases I’d never heard. Johnny Jenkins’ Ton-Ton Macoute features Muscle Shoals and Capricorn sessions players along with members of the Allman Brothers Band. EXCELLENT !
Ton-Ton Macoute! is an almost unknown recording from 1970. Most of the album was recorded at the Capricorn Studio in Macon, Georgia (one song was done in the Fame Studio, and the background vocals on two songs, by "Southern Comfort, were also recorded in Alabama). The personnel on the album has folks who I believe were normally session musicians from Muscle Shoals. They are also augmented with three of the Allman Brothers Band - Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, and "Jaimoe" - Jai Johanny Johnson. The CD also has two new songs, and Duane Allman plays rhythm guitar on both of them. My favorite songs are "Dimples," "Down Along the Cove," and "Rolling Stone."
Johnny Jenkins sounds better than Dr. John being at being a Voodoo Guy and that's not easy. I guess this was supposed to be a Duane Allman album-that's why so many Allman-ish people are on this. The percussion is incredible. I love the bonus tracks.
Un muy buen disco de rock sureño.Aqui esta la alargada sombra de Duane Allman porque en realidad este disco tendria que aparecer el en los creditos pero por motivos contractuales no esta aunque el mister Jenkins es un pedazo musico y es un disco escondido pero esta a la altura de cualquier grupo del mejor rock sureño lease Black oak Arkansas,Lynyrd Skynyrd y por supuesto Allman Brothers.FEELIN A RAUDALES RECOMENDADO!! Una cosa..esta copia..parece que hicieron una fotocopia de otra de otra...
I read about this in the Greg Allman Biography and decided to make it a priority to buy and listen. It is a GREAT CD and wonder why I didn't get it sooner. It could have been an Allman Brothers album because everyone but Greg plays on it. Great find and I highly recommend it for the Allman Brothers collection. EW
L'intêret de ce disque est qu'il est bon mais surtout que Jenkins est accompagné par de vieilles connaissances à savoir les anciens Hourglass et les futurs Allman Bros Band. Certains morceaux m'étaient connus dans les Anthology 1 et 2 de Duane Allman, aussi je voulais connaitre le reste. C'est du bon blues style proche de Taj Mahal pour ceux qui connaisse. Enregistré au Capricorn Studio à Macon en Georgie avec Duane Allman, Butch Trucks, Jaimoe, Robert Pops Popwell, Peter Carr, Paul Hornsby, Berry Oakley, Johnny Sandlin qui en plus fait office de Producteur. Carrière à priori éphémère (2 albums ?) Johnny Jenkins nous laisse un agréable album avec quelques bons solis du grand Duane.
Die Geschichte von Johnny Jenkins (1939-2006) ist genau so seltsam, wie die Geschichte des vorliegenden Albums. Johnny Jenkins hatte in den 60er Jahren eine Band mit dem Namen Pinetoppers, die ein paar Singles veröffentlichte. Eine Zeit lang sang dort Otis Redding, bevor dieser durch eine in von den Pinetoppers gebuchten aber nicht genutzten Studiozeit aufgenommenen Ballade - "These Arms Of Mine" - die eigene Karriere startete. Phil Walden managte Otis Redding und Johnny Jenkins geriet in Vergessenheit.
1968 begannen die Aufnahmen, deren Ergebnis ein Solo-Album des Gitarristen Duane Allman (1946-1971) werden sollte. Diese Aufnahmen wurden abgebrochen und die resultierenden Bänder schlummerten einige Zeit in den Archiven. Der Besitzer des Capricorn-Labels, Phil Walden, brachte dann seinen früheren Schützling Johnny Jenkins ins Spiel, und Produzent Johnny Sandlin erinnerte sich der alten Bänder.
Von den Bändern aus den Fame-Studios wurde einzig die Aufnahme "Down Along The Cove", eine Bob Dylan-Komposition, für das vorliegende Album verwendet. Alle anderen Aufnahmen wurden in den Capricorn-Studios neu eingespielt, die Background Vocals zu "Voodoo In You" und "I Walk On Guilded Splinters" wurden in den Muscle Shoals Sound Studios aufgenommen.
Irgendein Mitglied der Allman Brothers Band war meist in Reichweite, so dass neben Duane Allman auch Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks und Jaimoe zu hören sind. Johnny Jenkins war ein guter Sänger und - das zeigen die beiden Bonus-Tracks - ein hervorragender Gitarrist.
Johnny Jenkins Version von "I Walk On Guilded Splinters" ist wohl die beste Interpretation dieses Stückes (stammt von Dr. John), die bisher aufgenommen wurde. Der Akustik-Blues "Rollin' Stone" von Muddy Waters, vom Trio Johnny Jenkins, Duane Allman und Berry Oakley eingespielt, sticht ebenfalls hervor.
"Ton-Ton Macoute!" ist ein durchgängig gutes Album, und auch die beiden Bonus-Tracks fallen nicht ab, - für mich ist die Otis Rush-Komposition "My Love Will Never Die" ein weiterer Höhepunkt des Albums.
Johnny Jenkins verschwand nach diesem 1970 erstmals veröffentlichten Album wieder in der Versenkung, weil sich Manager Phil Walden jetzt auf die Karriere der Allman Brothers Band konzentrierte. Erst 1996 wurde Johnny Jenkins von Phil Walden zu einem Comeback-Album ("Blessed Blues") überredet, an dem - natürlich - mit Chuck Leavell wieder ein Musiker aus dem Allman Brothers Band-Umfeld beteiligt war.
Randnotiz: Johnny Jenkins, Linkshänder, soll auch den jungen Jimi Hendrix beeinflusst haben.
This is one of the best albums ever made, and no one knows! The guitar is by Duane Allman, and it is wonderful. Swampy blues with a real funky feel. It was featured in one of those 'where are they now' or 'forgotten classics' features in Q or something similar about 10 years ago, but still, no one knows... The cover of Dr John's 'Walk on Guilded Splinters' is an order of magnitude removed (upwards) from Paul Weller's dadrock effort. Its classic seventies blues rock done by genuine talents. The only thing that is remotely like it is Taj Mahal from the same period. I'll bet Keith Richards has this in his collection, and Jimmy Page too. Its tasty the way William Burroughs describes the black meat... irresistible. Get some now before its deleted again and disappears back in to the mists of obscurity.
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