1969 Screamin' Jay Hawkins LP "What that is!"

US: Philips PHS-600-319

A 01 (02:12)	What that is (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45291
A 02 (03:25)	Feast of the Mau Mau (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45292
A 03 (02:10)	Do you really love me (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45293
A 04 (02:07)	Stone crazy (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45294
A 05 (04:17)	I love you (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45295
A 06 (04:30)	Constipation blues (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45296
B 01 (02:28)	I'm lonely (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45297
B 02 (02:35)	Thing called woman (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45298
B 03 (03:08)	Dig (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45299
B 04 (03:17)	I'm your man (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45300
B 05 (03:03)	Ask him (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45301
B 06 (02:15)	Reprise (Jalacy Hawkins)	2-45302

Production: Milan Melvin
Recording: 1969.06.23-24 North Hollywood, Club Amigo. - Engineer: Hank Cicalo. - Second engineers: Mark Harmon, Russ Schmidt
Musicians: Mike Anthony (guitar, banjo), Grahame Bond (piano A 04, B 01), Herb Ellis (guitar A 02, B 02, 05), Carl "Beef" Gottlieb (backing vocals A 03), Screamin' Jay Hawkins (vocals, piano), Eddie Hoh (drums A 04, B 01), Plas Johnson (saxophone), Ron Johnson (bass A 04, B 01), Deirdre LaPorte (backing vocals A 03), Théa Marcus (backing vocals A 03), Ernest McLean (banjo A 04, B 01), Earl Palmer (drums), Tom Reid (backing vocals A 03), Lyle Ritz (bass), Shorty Rogers (string arrangements B 01), Christopher "Egg" Ross (backing vocals A 03), Sal Valentino (backing vocals A 03), Billy Watkins Singers (backing vocals B 05)
Artwork: Greg Irons
Photography: Dunstan Pereira
Label type: black rainbow Philips
Matrix A: PHS600319A- M3 -1-1 MR
Matrix B: PHS600319B- M2 -1-1 MR
Note: Although the album is billed as a concert set ("recorded live at the Club Amigo in North Hollywood June 23rd and 24th nineteen hundred and yesterday") in fact it contains twelve new original studio tracks.

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