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         Various 
        Artists: This Is The Blues, Volume 1  
      LP: Pacific Jazz PJ 13  
        CD: Les McCann Ltd. In New York (Pacific Jazz CDP-7-92929-2)  
      The two tracks with Hutcherson from the This Is The Blues, Volume 
        1 LP are included on Les McCann Ltd. In New York CD as bonus 
        tracks. 
      Tracks & Performers (Composers) [Original LP] 
        1 Oatmeal - Les McCann (McCann, Hutcherson)  
         2 
        Tellin' Em About It - Les McCann (McCann)  
        3 This Is The Blues - Curtis Amy & Paul Bryant (Amy)  
        4 One More Hamhock Please - Les McCann (Amy)  
        5 Red Shirt - Teddy Edwards Septet (Edwards, Witherspoon)  
        6 Blowin' The Blues - Harold Land & Jackie Davis (Davis, Wilson)  
      Hutcherson is on tracks 1 and 4 only 
      Personnel (Tracks 1 & 4) 
        Bobby Hutcherson (vib); Curtis Amy (ts); Les McCann (p); Herbie Lewis 
        (b); Ron Jefferson (d)  
      Recording Date & Location 
      Late 1960, Los Angeles, CA
Commentary 
        Hutcherson's first two recordings were issued on the Pacific Jazz 
compilation LP, This is the Blues, Volume 1. Although he was a sideman in 
Les McCann's group, Hutcherson takes the first solo on both tracks, and he's 
very impressive. There's nothing tentative about his playing; he swings hard and 
sounds great. In fact, the whole band cooks nicely. The opening track, 
"Oatmeal," co-written by McCann and Hutcherson, features the vibraphonist with 
the rhythm section. Curtis Amy joins them on "One More Hamhock Please." 
		
      In 1989, Capitol / Pacific Jazz reissued the two tracks featuring Bobby 
        as bonus tracks on the Les McCann Ltd. in New York reissue CD. 
        Unfortunately, that disc is now out of print too. If you're a Hutcherson 
        fan, it's worth tracking it down. The other six tracks that make up the 
        CD are enjoyable. Stanley Turrentine sits in. (Sadly, Hutcherson does 
        not play on these tracks.) 
      McCann / Hutcherson tracks only:   
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