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Alvin "Red" Tyler and the Gyros: Simply Red

Read "Simply Red" reviewed by Ed Kopp

by Ed Kopp

Simply Red is a terrific collection of instrumentals recorded by the late New Orleans saxophonist Alvin “Red" Tyler. This music was recorded for the Ace label when New Orleans R&B was at its zenith, and it's a real sleeper for fans of classic Crescent City music. Included are 11 cuts from the 1961 album Rockin' & Rollin', plus six alternate takes from those same sessions. Also included are the tunes “Walk On" and “Snake Eyes" from 1958.

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