Brixton Cat

The LP Brixton Cat was credited to Joe's All Stars when it was released in 1969. The album got its reputation by the trombone melodies and solos by Rico Rodriguez

Original released in 1969 LP: Trojan TBL 106 re-issued on: 1995:

as Blow Your Horn / Brixton Cat (CD: Trojan CDTRL 361 /UK)

Tracks: Side One: Joe´s All Stars: Since I Met You Baby (Edwards) Joe´s All Stars: Reggae On The Shore (Bilk/Mellin) Joe´s All Stars: The Judge (Mansano) Dice The Boss: But Officer (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: The Bullet (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: The Proud One (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: Friendly Persuation (Mansano) Side Two: Joe´s All Stars: Sugar Serenade (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: Hey Jude (Lennon/McCartney) Dice The Boss: Brixton Cat (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: Poison Snake (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: Funky Reggae (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: Reco´s Torpedo (Mansano) Joe´s All Stars: Honky (Mansano)

Credits:

Joe's All Stars (it is not known who played these sessions; Cane-Honeysett 1995 says: "the group could well have been yet another of the Rudie's many aliases"; the Rudies were at that time Earl Dunn (g), Ardley White (b), Sonny Binns (org) and Danny Smith (dr) ) Rico Rodriguez (tb) Hopeton Reid aka Dice the Boss (DJ)

Prod. and arr. by Joe Mansano. Eng.: Gerry Kitchingham