Ahura Mazda discography (manufactured and marketed by Saydisc Records)
This discography is a non-commercial labor-of-love and is in no way associated with any business firm. All I know about the resp. artist's / label's musical output is shown on this page. To purchase out-of-print records I recommend an ebay, gemm or google search. And - sorry for that - I have not the time to answer any e-mails asking me about further information, let alone duplicating out-of-print recordings I happen to own.
Stefan Wirz www.wirz.de
# year of release
title
notes
AMS SDS 1 (1970)
Scott Dunbar: From Lake Mary
- Who Been Foolin' You
- Little Liza Jane
- Memphis Mail
- Vicksburg Blues
- Forty-Four Blues
- That's Alright Mama
- Easy Rider
- Richard Daley Blues
- Sweet Mama Rollin' Stone
- Blue Yodel
- Goodnight Irene
notes by Karl Michael Wolfe Ahura Mazda AMS SDS 1
= Fat Possum CD 80338 (2000)
AMS 2002 (1971)
Robert Pete Williams
- Farm Blues
- Goodbye Slim Harpo #
- Rub Me Until My Love Comes Down
- Freight Train Blues
- Got Me Way Down Here
- Matchbox Blues
- Railroad Blues
- Tombstone Blues
- Sweep My Floor
- You Used To Be A Sweet Cover Shakin' Woman
- Vietnam Blues
rec. at Maringouin, LA during the week of Christmas, 1970; liner notes by Terry Pattison
# on Fat Possum CD only
Ahura Mazda AMS 2002
= Fat Possum CD 80349 (2001)
AMS 2003 (1971)
Harmonica Williams with Little Freddie King
- Baby Don't You Know
- Juke Boy
- Sideways
- Declaration Day
- Born Dead #
- The King's Special
- William's Special
- Highway 82
- William's Goodbye
rec. June 2-3, 1970 in New Orleans; Harmonica Williams, voc, hca; Little Freddie King, g; A.B. Bruer, b; Rudy Taylor, dr; # Newton S. Greer, voc; prod. by Eldridge Johnson III for Snakeroot Productions
"First electric blues album recorded in New Orleans"
Ahura Mazda AMS 2003
Ahura Mazda AMS 2003 (Saydisc)
45-AMS-101 (1971)
Robert Pete Williams
- Goodbye Slim Harpo
- Vietnam Blues
7 inch 45 rpm Ahura Mazda 45-AMS-101
re-released on Fat Possum CD 80349 (2001)
45-AMS-102 (197?)
Tony Love
- One Man's Woman (Pt. 1)
- One Man's Woman (Pt. 2)
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