-Joe Thomas: "Chitlins and cuchifritos" US Today
-Gwen McRae: "Lead me on" US Col.
-Jay Hayes: "Lovey-dovey-love" US Spinning
-Young Rascals: "Good lovin' " Ger. Atl.
-Gilberto sextet: "Good lovin' " US Cotique mix'd
-King Pleasure: "Red top" US Prestige the Louis Jordan song,stripped to pianna&vocals like Mose Allison. me fink King P's the elder?
-"big" Al Downing: "I feel good" US Col.
-o'jays: "Don't you know a true love" US Astroscope
-Johnny&Hurricanes: "Buckeye" US Warwick
-Jimmy McGriff: "South wes" US Solid State
-Eddie Powers: "Tears in my eyes" US Ronn 'gypsy woman..' NOLa guy, alas here too slow
-Willie Bobo: "Fried neckbones and home fries" US Verve promo
-Herman's Hermits: "Marcel's" US MGM
-Larry Williams: "Short fat Fannie" US Specialty
-the Raw Meat: "Run for your life" US Musicor Lennon's Battered
Wife-song,funk'd up (if that's the expression I'm seeking)
-Johnny Adams: "Some day" US Watch Uptemo'd NOLa-fied Tin Pan Alley-standard, with 2nd line,flute break and de kitchen zinc.
-B.B.King: "House rocker" US Kent Guitar Boogie
-Louis Jordan: "Rock Doc" US Mercury '...went to my doctor,to get psycho-analyzze...'
-the Ramrods: "Soultrain" pt 1 US Rampage
-Eddie Floyd: "Under my nose" US Stax
-Billy Preston: "Billy's bag" US Oldies45 70s reissue,less shrill'd that VJ orig.
-Big John Watson: "Come back,Rosalee" US Capa
-Mongo Santamaria: "El Tres" US Col.
-Guitar Slim: "Well,I done got over it" US Specialty
-the Beatles: "Rain" UK Parlophone
-Nino Tempo & April Stevens: "Tweedle dee" US Atco
-Timi Yuro: "I ain't gonna cry no more" US Liberty
-Herman's Hermits: "My reservation's been confirmed" US MGM
-Jimmy McCracklin: "Susie and Pat" US Art-tone
-Albert Washington: "A woman is a funny thing" US Fraternity
-Mongo Santamaria: "Walk on by" US Col. promo
-B.B.King: "Poontwangie" US Kent
-Betty Baker and Jaxsis: "Marching out of your life" US Quicksand
-Traffic: "Coloured rain" Norw. Island
-Freddy King: "Some other day, some other time" US Federal
-Tito Puente: "Ti mon bo" pt 1 US RCA
-Thurston Harris: "Do what you did" US Aladdin
-Don Covay: "Take this hurt of me" US Rosemart
-Betty Wright: "Slip and do it" Ger. RCA
-the Night Riders: "Pretty plaid skirt" Sue boot (sorry)
-Willie Bobo: "Boogaloo in room 802" US Verve promo
-Willis Jackson: "Neapolitan nights" US Prestige
-Mongo Santamaria: "I wanna know" US Col.promo
-the Merseys: "Sorrow" UK Fontana export issue
-Louis Johnson: "She wants to be a lover" US Palms
-Sergio Mendes & Brasil'77: "The crab" US A&M
-Dave Gardner: "Love is my business" US OJ inc. the 60s comedian? NOLa styled song,but...
-Steve Mancha: "Just keep on loving me" US Groovesville
-"big" Al Downing: "Georgia slop" US Col.
-Otis Redding: "Satisfaction" US Volt
-Don Covay: "Seesaw" US Atl.
-Elmore James and Broom Dusters: "Hawaiian boogie" US Flair
-Jimmy James & Vagabonds: "Hi-diddly dee dum dum" US Atco compare to N.Tempo song
-the Remo Four: "Live like a lady" UK Fontana
-Chris Kenner: "How far" US Instant
-Willie West: "Hello mama" US Dee-su
-Chick Carbo: "Two tables away" US Instant
-Chris Kenner: "Pack it up (gettin' ready to go)" US Instant option downed, due to smiting Crecent City rhythms
RHYTHM & SOUL
Monday, August 23, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Playlist "Beat Well Done", Tilt Bar Oslo spring' 10
-Marcus Tro: "Tell me" UK Ember -64 Mark Wirtz (of Keith West/ Tomorrow fame) doing the Jagger/Richard ballad that disappeared from later issues of Stones' 1st LP.
-Billy J.Kramer & Dakotas: "From a window" UK Parlophone -64 Fab4 song,also done by Chad&Jeremy on entering the States.
-John Barry 7: "Watch your step" UK Col. -61 Yup,the James Bond- theme man.Here doing raucheous guitar version of Bobby Parker's classic. Beware of inappropriate Meek/Telstar'd 2nd half,though.
-Dave Dee,Dozy,Beaky,Mick and Tich: "Things go better with Coke" Ger.Coca-Cola freebie -66
-Rolling Stones: "Empty heart" UK Decca EP -64 Early version of 'Goin' Home' (Aftermath)?
-the Blues project: "Lost in the shuffle" US Verve Forecast -66 Villagers,including Al Kooper, said-to-be Grateful Dead of East Coast.
-the Shakers: "Hummingbird" Swedish Platina -66 Gothenburg group,competing with leading Tages. Singer's clearly mentioning 'mockingbird', obviously mistaken for kolibri at label offices.
-the Litter: "Feeling" US Probe -68 Minneapolis psych band's 1st nationally distributed single.
-the Sunrays: "I live for the sun" US Tower -65 Surf band sharing manager with Beach Boys (ill-mentioned father of said Wilson boys)
-the Beacon Street Union: "Mayola" US MGM -67 Boston/Bosstone psych group,along with Ultimate Spinach and...(don't remember). Really swirlin'
-Gary Puckett & Union Gap: "Daylight stranger" US Col. -68 Flip of NW band's 'Lady Willpower'
-the Rip Chords: "The queen" US Col. -64 Bruce Johnson (soon-to- be Beach Boy) and producer Terry Melcher (son of actress Doris Day) creating very genre of surf music between them. 'queen' is remarkably gloomier than most surf/hot rod stuff,though.
-the Sonnix: "Mary Mary" US Tower -66? No cue to this here band.Song is only slightly reminicent of Monkees'/Nesmith's namesake, adding Tetti/Battista as composers.Anyone?
-the Nashville Teens: "The hard way" UK Decca -66 Surrey group doing Ashford/Simpson/Armstead soul song,lifted from Chuck Jackson (I'm led to believe).
-the Beau Brummels: "Just a little" US Autumn -65
-same: "In good time" US Autumn -65 Bay Area group,heralding forthcoming S.F.sound.
-the Beat Merchants: "So fine" US Tower -64 Another Surrey group,here having top side of 2nd UK single coupled with midget Freddie & Dreamers'.
-Elkie Brooks: "Something's got a hold on me" UK Decca -64 Elkie's following Etta James' 59 gospel arrangment, uptempo'ing the song further in moddish way. Flip is Barbara Lewis' mellower 'Hello stranger'.
-Fountain of Youth: "Livin' too fast" US Colgems -68 Tex group,how come on Monkees' label? Producer Rick Podolor in rock biz for years,prior to Steppenwolf success.Strings pulled?
-Richard Anthony: "A present tu peux t'en aller (I only want to be with you)" UK Col.(EP) -64 Cliff Richard's French look&sound-alike, trying out Dusty's song for possible UK breakthru'.
-the Strangers: "You can hear me calling" Swedish Philips (EP)
-64 Another Gothenburg group, competing&cooperating with spitz band Spotnicks.
-the Washington D.C.'s: "Kisses sweeter than wine" UK Ember -64 The Ledbelly/Weavers folknik song, here uptempo'ed with jangling 12stringer in Searchers/pre-Byrds style. Tottenham group, related to DC5.
-Cliff Richard and the Shadows: "Dynamite" Norw.Col. -59
-Brian Poole and the Tremoloes: "Why can't you love me" UK Decca -63 Kent/Sussex group. Decca turned down Beatles and signed Trems instead,bands sharing most reportoire in 62/63. Howard/Blakeley quit in 66,becoming isles' leading pop producers.
-the Everly Bros.: "The price of love" Norw.WB -65 Revived by Bryan Ferry in mid 70s. NOT from their praised London sessions,song still very much in UK beat vein.
-les Sunlights: "C'est fini (I'm lonely) " French AZ disc (EP) -66 Belgian ye-ye group, members hailing from Sardegna.
-Keith Powell: "People get ready" UK Piccadilly white promo -65 Heartfelt rendering of Curtis'/ Impressions' song. Powell from Brum,and as such interwoven with Move's musical pedigree.
-Bobby Curtola and the Martells: "Gypsy heart" UK Decca -63 Canadian rocker,here doing bugalu prior to style even being invented. Later creator of Can. 'Caecar coctail' consisting of vodka,tomato juice and wostersauce (as in Bloody Mary) - adding clam broth (shiver).
-the Swinging Blue Jeans: "You're no good" US Imperial -64 Ballard/Everett song done in scouse. ' youse na ged' ?
-Ian & the Zodiacs: The crying game" US Philips -64 Another Mersey group.Suspect this their version is predating Dave Berry's UK hit.
-Them: "Philosophy" UK Decca (EP) -64
-the Monn-Keys: "That'll be the day" Norw.Triola (EP) -58 Lead vocals by Oddvar Sanne?
-Pat Wayne with the Beachcombers: "Go back to daddy" UK Col. -63 Another brum set. Song uptempo'ed like galley oarsmen on dexedrines. Ol' de Klinik fave.
-the Rattles: "Hello" ("Twist im 'Star Club' ") German Philips -63 Hamburg band,oarsmen.
-the Lemon Pipers: "Blueberry blue" US Buddah -68 Turns out as real band from Ohio, not allerged studio bubblegum spook.
-P.J.Proby: "Hold me" UK Decca -64 Big voice,big beat. Texan moving to London at (tragic) heels of Cochrane/Sheeley/deShannon.
-los Cincos: "Most exclusive residence for sale" UK Philips -66 Ray Davis' song, from Kinks' 'Face to face' LP. Gibraltarian Albert Hammond's group, explaining Iberian band moniker. PS: is Hammond jr. really part of the Strokes?
-Dino e i Kings: "Cosi' come sei" Italian Arc -65? Hank Williams' "Hey,good looking"
-Cat Stevens: "School is out" US Deram -66 Always thought Stevens better depicting Swingin' London ("First cut is the deepest"and especially "Here comes my baby") but realizes now that his position probably was way too moody. No rel. to Alice Cooper song.
-the Grass Roots: "Depressed feelings" US Dunhill -67 Speaking of moodiness.
-Bobby Darin: "If I were a carpenter" (live) US Motown Yesteryear -90 From Desert Inn/Vegas -71, two songs stuffed away on his 74 posthumous Motown LP.
-the Shadows: "Rhythm and greens" US Capitol -64 Tounge-in-cheek on primitive UK RnB fad. Still dancable, just tuning down the 'ooh- aahs'. Comes along with film, Shads in medieval costumes playing aboard some Cam punt.
-Manfred Mann: "Get away" UK Fontana (EP) -66 Georgie Fame/Clive Powell song as instro.
-Billy Lee Riley: "Southern soul" US Mojo -67 The 'Red Hot' RAB guy, here more like Johnny Rivers backed by MGs.
-Cliff & Hank (Richard and Marvin): "Throw down a line" UK Col. -69 Psych
-Cliff Richard and the Shadows: "Blue turns to grey" UK Col. -66 Stones' song
-the Rising Sons: "There's nothing going for us" US Upstate -66? Supposed to be the Ry Cooder/Taj Mahal west coast band,but no confirmation so far. Brutalized 'good time music' like Lovin' Spoonful with chainsaw guitar and elbow-played B3 Hammond.
-Billy J.Kramer & Dakotas: "From a window" UK Parlophone -64 Fab4 song,also done by Chad&Jeremy on entering the States.
-John Barry 7: "Watch your step" UK Col. -61 Yup,the James Bond- theme man.Here doing raucheous guitar version of Bobby Parker's classic. Beware of inappropriate Meek/Telstar'd 2nd half,though.
-Dave Dee,Dozy,Beaky,Mick and Tich: "Things go better with Coke" Ger.Coca-Cola freebie -66
-Rolling Stones: "Empty heart" UK Decca EP -64 Early version of 'Goin' Home' (Aftermath)?
-the Blues project: "Lost in the shuffle" US Verve Forecast -66 Villagers,including Al Kooper, said-to-be Grateful Dead of East Coast.
-the Shakers: "Hummingbird" Swedish Platina -66 Gothenburg group,competing with leading Tages. Singer's clearly mentioning 'mockingbird', obviously mistaken for kolibri at label offices.
-the Litter: "Feeling" US Probe -68 Minneapolis psych band's 1st nationally distributed single.
-the Sunrays: "I live for the sun" US Tower -65 Surf band sharing manager with Beach Boys (ill-mentioned father of said Wilson boys)
-the Beacon Street Union: "Mayola" US MGM -67 Boston/Bosstone psych group,along with Ultimate Spinach and...(don't remember). Really swirlin'
-Gary Puckett & Union Gap: "Daylight stranger" US Col. -68 Flip of NW band's 'Lady Willpower'
-the Rip Chords: "The queen" US Col. -64 Bruce Johnson (soon-to- be Beach Boy) and producer Terry Melcher (son of actress Doris Day) creating very genre of surf music between them. 'queen' is remarkably gloomier than most surf/hot rod stuff,though.
-the Sonnix: "Mary Mary" US Tower -66? No cue to this here band.Song is only slightly reminicent of Monkees'/Nesmith's namesake, adding Tetti/Battista as composers.Anyone?
-the Nashville Teens: "The hard way" UK Decca -66 Surrey group doing Ashford/Simpson/Armstead soul song,lifted from Chuck Jackson (I'm led to believe).
-the Beau Brummels: "Just a little" US Autumn -65
-same: "In good time" US Autumn -65 Bay Area group,heralding forthcoming S.F.sound.
-the Beat Merchants: "So fine" US Tower -64 Another Surrey group,here having top side of 2nd UK single coupled with midget Freddie & Dreamers'.
-Elkie Brooks: "Something's got a hold on me" UK Decca -64 Elkie's following Etta James' 59 gospel arrangment, uptempo'ing the song further in moddish way. Flip is Barbara Lewis' mellower 'Hello stranger'.
-Fountain of Youth: "Livin' too fast" US Colgems -68 Tex group,how come on Monkees' label? Producer Rick Podolor in rock biz for years,prior to Steppenwolf success.Strings pulled?
-Richard Anthony: "A present tu peux t'en aller (I only want to be with you)" UK Col.(EP) -64 Cliff Richard's French look&sound-alike, trying out Dusty's song for possible UK breakthru'.
-the Strangers: "You can hear me calling" Swedish Philips (EP)
-64 Another Gothenburg group, competing&cooperating with spitz band Spotnicks.
-the Washington D.C.'s: "Kisses sweeter than wine" UK Ember -64 The Ledbelly/Weavers folknik song, here uptempo'ed with jangling 12stringer in Searchers/pre-Byrds style. Tottenham group, related to DC5.
-Cliff Richard and the Shadows: "Dynamite" Norw.Col. -59
-Brian Poole and the Tremoloes: "Why can't you love me" UK Decca -63 Kent/Sussex group. Decca turned down Beatles and signed Trems instead,bands sharing most reportoire in 62/63. Howard/Blakeley quit in 66,becoming isles' leading pop producers.
-the Everly Bros.: "The price of love" Norw.WB -65 Revived by Bryan Ferry in mid 70s. NOT from their praised London sessions,song still very much in UK beat vein.
-les Sunlights: "C'est fini (I'm lonely) " French AZ disc (EP) -66 Belgian ye-ye group, members hailing from Sardegna.
-Keith Powell: "People get ready" UK Piccadilly white promo -65 Heartfelt rendering of Curtis'/ Impressions' song. Powell from Brum,and as such interwoven with Move's musical pedigree.
-Bobby Curtola and the Martells: "Gypsy heart" UK Decca -63 Canadian rocker,here doing bugalu prior to style even being invented. Later creator of Can. 'Caecar coctail' consisting of vodka,tomato juice and wostersauce (as in Bloody Mary) - adding clam broth (shiver).
-the Swinging Blue Jeans: "You're no good" US Imperial -64 Ballard/Everett song done in scouse. ' youse na ged' ?
-Ian & the Zodiacs: The crying game" US Philips -64 Another Mersey group.Suspect this their version is predating Dave Berry's UK hit.
-Them: "Philosophy" UK Decca (EP) -64
-the Monn-Keys: "That'll be the day" Norw.Triola (EP) -58 Lead vocals by Oddvar Sanne?
-Pat Wayne with the Beachcombers: "Go back to daddy" UK Col. -63 Another brum set. Song uptempo'ed like galley oarsmen on dexedrines. Ol' de Klinik fave.
-the Rattles: "Hello" ("Twist im 'Star Club' ") German Philips -63 Hamburg band,oarsmen.
-the Lemon Pipers: "Blueberry blue" US Buddah -68 Turns out as real band from Ohio, not allerged studio bubblegum spook.
-P.J.Proby: "Hold me" UK Decca -64 Big voice,big beat. Texan moving to London at (tragic) heels of Cochrane/Sheeley/deShannon.
-los Cincos: "Most exclusive residence for sale" UK Philips -66 Ray Davis' song, from Kinks' 'Face to face' LP. Gibraltarian Albert Hammond's group, explaining Iberian band moniker. PS: is Hammond jr. really part of the Strokes?
-Dino e i Kings: "Cosi' come sei" Italian Arc -65? Hank Williams' "Hey,good looking"
-Cat Stevens: "School is out" US Deram -66 Always thought Stevens better depicting Swingin' London ("First cut is the deepest"and especially "Here comes my baby") but realizes now that his position probably was way too moody. No rel. to Alice Cooper song.
-the Grass Roots: "Depressed feelings" US Dunhill -67 Speaking of moodiness.
-Bobby Darin: "If I were a carpenter" (live) US Motown Yesteryear -90 From Desert Inn/Vegas -71, two songs stuffed away on his 74 posthumous Motown LP.
-the Shadows: "Rhythm and greens" US Capitol -64 Tounge-in-cheek on primitive UK RnB fad. Still dancable, just tuning down the 'ooh- aahs'. Comes along with film, Shads in medieval costumes playing aboard some Cam punt.
-Manfred Mann: "Get away" UK Fontana (EP) -66 Georgie Fame/Clive Powell song as instro.
-Billy Lee Riley: "Southern soul" US Mojo -67 The 'Red Hot' RAB guy, here more like Johnny Rivers backed by MGs.
-Cliff & Hank (Richard and Marvin): "Throw down a line" UK Col. -69 Psych
-Cliff Richard and the Shadows: "Blue turns to grey" UK Col. -66 Stones' song
-the Rising Sons: "There's nothing going for us" US Upstate -66? Supposed to be the Ry Cooder/Taj Mahal west coast band,but no confirmation so far. Brutalized 'good time music' like Lovin' Spoonful with chainsaw guitar and elbow-played B3 Hammond.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Playlist Jazz & Hammond Grooves, Internasjonalen & Tilt (Oslo) spring' 10
-Jimmy McGriff: "Main squeeze" US Groove Merchant -75
-Jimmy McGriff: "Step one" US Solid State - 68
-Jimmy McGriff: "Jimmy's room" US Jam -80
Philly born McGriff (1936-2008) thus obliged to Hammond B3,along with namesake Smith.
-Mel Brown: "Son of a preacher man" US Impulse -68
Brown (1939-2009) was Bobby Bland's guitarists in the 70s, while his jaz outings on Bob Thiele's Flying Dutchman/Impulse may turn out the more important?
-Gene Ammons: "Son of a preacher man" US Prestige -68
-Gene Ammons: "Jug eyes" US Prestige -69
Tenorist Ammons (1925-1974) is often cited as founder of soul-jaz genre,mixing sax and B3.
-Eddie Harris: " 'Listen here' goes funky" US Atl.(blue)Jazz Series -73
Harris (1934-1996) was Chicago born,albeit of Cuban and NOLa heritage- which probably explains his Latino musical leanings. This version of 67 'Listen here' is straightned out and uptempo'ed, highlighting Eddie's Varitone electrical tenor sax.
-Gary McFarland: "Fried bananas" US Verve -67
Vibraphonist McFarland (1933-1971) of Skye label renown,along with Gabor Szabo and Cal Tjader.McFarland OD'd unintendedly on methadone spiked drink in N.Y. '55 Bar'.
-Monk Higgins: "Who dun it?" US St.Lawrence -66
Arkansas tenorist (1936-1986) acting as house producer at Chess/Argo for decades.
-Lou Donaldson: "Minor bash" US Blue Note -70
North Carolinean alto'ist,born 1926. Much same role for Blue Note,as Higgins at Argo in 60s.
-Johnny 'Hammond' Smith: "The stinger" pt.1 US Prestige -67
Kentuckyan Smith (1933-2004) did arrangments for Etta Jones and Nancy Wilson in 60s,while concentrating on own B3-career later on.
-Buddy Rich: "Nik-Nik" / "The bull" US Groove Merchant -75
Brooklyn born Rich (1917-1987) drummed every possible jaz style,including the Dorsey/Sinatra band just prior to WW2. Prod.Sonny Lester of Solid State/Blue Note fame.
-Willis Jackson: "Soul Grabber" US Prestige -68
Florida born tenorist Jackson (1932-1987) teamed with Jack McDuff, same way as did Ammons&McGriff.Thus establishing soul-jaz genre between them in mid 60s.
-Charlie Earland: "The mighty burner" US Prestige -67
-Charlie Earland: "Sing a simple song" US Prestige -68
Another Philly B3'er, Earland (1941-1999) regrettably ventured into synth space-funk in late 70s -along with Hammond host. From his more decent period, 'Simple song' being Sly Stewart's signature ditty.
-Jimmy McGriff: "Step one" US Solid State - 68
-Jimmy McGriff: "Jimmy's room" US Jam -80
Philly born McGriff (1936-2008) thus obliged to Hammond B3,along with namesake Smith.
-Mel Brown: "Son of a preacher man" US Impulse -68
Brown (1939-2009) was Bobby Bland's guitarists in the 70s, while his jaz outings on Bob Thiele's Flying Dutchman/Impulse may turn out the more important?
-Gene Ammons: "Son of a preacher man" US Prestige -68
-Gene Ammons: "Jug eyes" US Prestige -69
Tenorist Ammons (1925-1974) is often cited as founder of soul-jaz genre,mixing sax and B3.
-Eddie Harris: " 'Listen here' goes funky" US Atl.(blue)Jazz Series -73
Harris (1934-1996) was Chicago born,albeit of Cuban and NOLa heritage- which probably explains his Latino musical leanings. This version of 67 'Listen here' is straightned out and uptempo'ed, highlighting Eddie's Varitone electrical tenor sax.
-Gary McFarland: "Fried bananas" US Verve -67
Vibraphonist McFarland (1933-1971) of Skye label renown,along with Gabor Szabo and Cal Tjader.McFarland OD'd unintendedly on methadone spiked drink in N.Y. '55 Bar'.
-Monk Higgins: "Who dun it?" US St.Lawrence -66
Arkansas tenorist (1936-1986) acting as house producer at Chess/Argo for decades.
-Lou Donaldson: "Minor bash" US Blue Note -70
North Carolinean alto'ist,born 1926. Much same role for Blue Note,as Higgins at Argo in 60s.
-Johnny 'Hammond' Smith: "The stinger" pt.1 US Prestige -67
Kentuckyan Smith (1933-2004) did arrangments for Etta Jones and Nancy Wilson in 60s,while concentrating on own B3-career later on.
-Buddy Rich: "Nik-Nik" / "The bull" US Groove Merchant -75
Brooklyn born Rich (1917-1987) drummed every possible jaz style,including the Dorsey/Sinatra band just prior to WW2. Prod.Sonny Lester of Solid State/Blue Note fame.
-Willis Jackson: "Soul Grabber" US Prestige -68
Florida born tenorist Jackson (1932-1987) teamed with Jack McDuff, same way as did Ammons&McGriff.Thus establishing soul-jaz genre between them in mid 60s.
-Charlie Earland: "The mighty burner" US Prestige -67
-Charlie Earland: "Sing a simple song" US Prestige -68
Another Philly B3'er, Earland (1941-1999) regrettably ventured into synth space-funk in late 70s -along with Hammond host. From his more decent period, 'Simple song' being Sly Stewart's signature ditty.
Playlist Modern Soul & Boogie, Dattera til Hagen (Oslo) spring' 10
-MFSB: "Let's clean up the ghetto" (instro) UK PIR -77
-Omni: "Keys to the city" US Fountain -80
-Brothers Johnson: "The devil" US A&M -76 omitting intro,most likely...
-Sandra Feva: "Love came right on time" US Jerni -82?
-Janet Jackson: "Young love" US A&M -82
-Mandrill: "Too late" US Arista -78
-Almeta Latimore and John Freeman: "Mr.Sweetness" US VR -80
-McFadden & Whitehead: "I heard it in a love song" US TSOP -80
-Jean Wells: "Sweetness" US Sunshine -80
-Valentine Bros. "Money's too tight (to mention)" US Bridge -82
-Ben E.King: "Do it in the name of love" US Atl. -79
-Clarence careter: "It's a monster thang" US Venture -81
-Mighty Pope: "Sweet blindness" US WB -79
-Johnnie Taylor: "Big head hundreds" US Malaco -99
-Brandi Wells: "Watch out" US WMOT -81
-Linda Clifford: "Shoot your best shot" US RSO/Curtom -80
-Slapback: "Party hardy" US Magic Touch -82
-Shelly Black: "Free & red hot" pt.1 US Vigor -76
-Barry White: "Your sweetness is my weakness" US 20th Cent -78
-Chuck Brown & Soul Searchers: "Bustin' loose" pt 2 US Source -78
-Bo Kirkland and Ruth Davis: "Stay by my side" US Claridge -77
-ADC Band: "You can run(you can hide)" US Uhuru -83
-8th Day: "Call me up" US A&M -83
-Al Hudson with Vitamin C: "Don't bug my telephone" US Nine -77?
-Freida Norwood: "Your love (is getting better all the time)" US Tra-San -80?
-Anita Baker: "Squeeze me" US Beverly Glen -83
-James Bradley: "I'm in too deep" US Malaco -79
-Spyder Turner: "You're so fine" US Whitfield -80
-Melba Moore: "You stepped into my life" US Epic -78
-Archie Bell & Drells: "I bet you can do that dance you're doin' " Can.Col. -76
-Mavis Staples: "Love gone bad" US Phono -83
-Chantal Curtis: "Get another love" US Key -79
-Jocelyn Brown: "Somebody else's guy" US Vinyl Dreams -84
-Wardell Piper: "Super sweet" US Midsong -79
-Lenny Williams: "Riding the high wire" US ABC -77
-Variations: "I love you & disco too" US Amour -78?
-Enchantment: "Come on and ride" US Desert Moon -76
-Bobby Thurston: "You got what it takes" NL Rams Horns -80
-Bobby Thurston: "Check out the groove" NL Rams Horns -80 Better pressings than US Preludes
-Sidney Barnes: "Standing on solid ground" US MWI -88?
-Sugar Billy: "Keep movin' on" US Fast Track -75
-Taylors/Ted Taylor: "Spanish harlem" Can.Chimneyville -78
-5th Dimension: "Love hangover" US ABC -76
-Harold Melvin and Blue Notes: "Hang on in there" US MCA -81
-Felix Cavaliere: "Good to have love back" US Epic -79
-Nanette Workman: "Rappelle-toi" Can.Pacha -75
-Nanette Workman: "If it wasn't for the money" Can.Atco -75 mix'd
-Mighty Clouds of Joy: "In these changing times" US Epic -79
-Lenny Williams: "Ten ways of loving you" US Knobhill -86
-Pat Lundy: "Ain't no pity in the naked city" US Pyramid -76
-Controllers: "Sho nuff a blessin' " US Juana -78
-Lamont Dozier: "Shout about it" US M&M -81
-Retta Young: "You beat me to the punch" US All Plat. -75
-Seawing: "Whatcha doin' " US A&M -80
-Temprees: "I found love on the disco floor" US Epic -76
-Omni: "Keys to the city" US Fountain -80
-Brothers Johnson: "The devil" US A&M -76 omitting intro,most likely...
-Sandra Feva: "Love came right on time" US Jerni -82?
-Janet Jackson: "Young love" US A&M -82
-Mandrill: "Too late" US Arista -78
-Almeta Latimore and John Freeman: "Mr.Sweetness" US VR -80
-McFadden & Whitehead: "I heard it in a love song" US TSOP -80
-Jean Wells: "Sweetness" US Sunshine -80
-Valentine Bros. "Money's too tight (to mention)" US Bridge -82
-Ben E.King: "Do it in the name of love" US Atl. -79
-Clarence careter: "It's a monster thang" US Venture -81
-Mighty Pope: "Sweet blindness" US WB -79
-Johnnie Taylor: "Big head hundreds" US Malaco -99
-Brandi Wells: "Watch out" US WMOT -81
-Linda Clifford: "Shoot your best shot" US RSO/Curtom -80
-Slapback: "Party hardy" US Magic Touch -82
-Shelly Black: "Free & red hot" pt.1 US Vigor -76
-Barry White: "Your sweetness is my weakness" US 20th Cent -78
-Chuck Brown & Soul Searchers: "Bustin' loose" pt 2 US Source -78
-Bo Kirkland and Ruth Davis: "Stay by my side" US Claridge -77
-ADC Band: "You can run(you can hide)" US Uhuru -83
-8th Day: "Call me up" US A&M -83
-Al Hudson with Vitamin C: "Don't bug my telephone" US Nine -77?
-Freida Norwood: "Your love (is getting better all the time)" US Tra-San -80?
-Anita Baker: "Squeeze me" US Beverly Glen -83
-James Bradley: "I'm in too deep" US Malaco -79
-Spyder Turner: "You're so fine" US Whitfield -80
-Melba Moore: "You stepped into my life" US Epic -78
-Archie Bell & Drells: "I bet you can do that dance you're doin' " Can.Col. -76
-Mavis Staples: "Love gone bad" US Phono -83
-Chantal Curtis: "Get another love" US Key -79
-Jocelyn Brown: "Somebody else's guy" US Vinyl Dreams -84
-Wardell Piper: "Super sweet" US Midsong -79
-Lenny Williams: "Riding the high wire" US ABC -77
-Variations: "I love you & disco too" US Amour -78?
-Enchantment: "Come on and ride" US Desert Moon -76
-Bobby Thurston: "You got what it takes" NL Rams Horns -80
-Bobby Thurston: "Check out the groove" NL Rams Horns -80 Better pressings than US Preludes
-Sidney Barnes: "Standing on solid ground" US MWI -88?
-Sugar Billy: "Keep movin' on" US Fast Track -75
-Taylors/Ted Taylor: "Spanish harlem" Can.Chimneyville -78
-5th Dimension: "Love hangover" US ABC -76
-Harold Melvin and Blue Notes: "Hang on in there" US MCA -81
-Felix Cavaliere: "Good to have love back" US Epic -79
-Nanette Workman: "Rappelle-toi" Can.Pacha -75
-Nanette Workman: "If it wasn't for the money" Can.Atco -75 mix'd
-Mighty Clouds of Joy: "In these changing times" US Epic -79
-Lenny Williams: "Ten ways of loving you" US Knobhill -86
-Pat Lundy: "Ain't no pity in the naked city" US Pyramid -76
-Controllers: "Sho nuff a blessin' " US Juana -78
-Lamont Dozier: "Shout about it" US M&M -81
-Retta Young: "You beat me to the punch" US All Plat. -75
-Seawing: "Whatcha doin' " US A&M -80
-Temprees: "I found love on the disco floor" US Epic -76
Monday, August 9, 2010
Playlist from Internasjonalen (Oslo) spring' 10 pt. II
-Maxine Brown: "One step at a time" US Wand -64 Ashford&Simpson song.The well known problem of fast movin' boys.
-Sir Mack Rice: "Mustang Sally" US Blue Rock -65 Mack stompin' down own song in this Detroit production.Producer Andre Williams gigged Norway as late as three years ago btw.
-Howard Tate: "How come my bulldog don't bark" US Verve -66 Small red roosters,moanin' black snakes and barkin' bulldogs...no limits to zoological double entendre in afro-am. lore?
-Howard Tate: "Night owl" -67 US Verve Howard is asking "owl hanging from a tree" about spouse's demise.Mistaking bat for bird,obviously.Different song to Wilson Pickett's.
-Wayne Cochran: "Get down with it" US Mercury -68 Lil' Richard's Okeh version stuck with UK skin/suede/scooterists well into the 80s,along with Slade's.Here done funkier and grittier by Georgia's (alternate honkey) Peach.
-The Mugwumps: "I don't wanna know" US WB promo -64 Folksy Villagers cashing in on Brit Invasion,thus coming up with punky garage a full year prior to Shadows of Knight. Cass&Dougherty then formed Mamas&Papas.Rat Zanovsky & John Sebastian Lovin'Spoonful.
-Otis Spann: "Walkin'" US Blue Horizon -68 Muddy Water's cousin and keyboardist almost on his storming own,backed by ramblin' 1st generation Fleetwood Mac.
-Doris Troy: "What'cha gonna do about it" UK Atlantic -64 Seminal ballad to UK mod scene, to the point that Small Faces stole title for their "Everybody needs somebody" clone.Ms Doris took a liking to Brits in late 60s and was included on Apple roster.
-the Folkswingers: "Norwegian Wood (this bird has flown)" US World Pacific promo -66 L.A. session men plus deputy sitar player from Shankar's entourage,coining 'Raga rock'.
-Gabor Szabo: "Paint it,black" US Impulse -67 Hungarian jazzman,defecting in 56 and installed at Chico Hamilton's and Charles Lloyd's few years later. 'Raga jazz'?
-Marvin Gaye: "One more heartache" US Tamla -64 Smokey's song and prod.by him,also.Strange use of dim&maj chords,more like George Clinton three years later.
-the Parliaments: "A new day begins" US Atco promo -67 Speaking of the devil...
-Eddie Powers: "Gypsy woman told me" US SIMS promo -64 NOLa ballad,fo' dem ladies.
-Little Milton: "Let's get together (one more time)" US Checker -67 Cash McCall song,under real name Morris Dollison.Another fo' dem dames.
-Eddie Floyd: "Holding on with both hands" US Stax -67 And a 3rd one.
-Ted Taylor: "You give me nothing to go on" US Okeh -65 Hysterical Ted on eve of Okeh stint.
-Willie Mitchell: "Mercy" UK London -66 Not the Adderley song.Leased from Hi records,this could be sole example of Memphis rocksteady? Mitchell died Jan.2010,at impressive age of 82.
-Warren Lee: "Star revue" US DeeSu -67 Mighty King Lee's NOLa stormer.
-Charlie Hodges: "(they call me) Daddy Love" pt.1+2 US Sweet 73 issue,but certainly ol' skool and more correctly filed as late 60s.Released in UK as by "GiGi"?
-Buddy Guy: "Crazy love" US Chess -66 The more hysterical of TedT or BuddyG? Dunno,but they sure both tried their best.Guy using too lightweighd' gauged strings,alas.
-Oscar Toney jr.: " Turn on your lovelight" US Bell -67 Dig gospel'led 2nd half.
-the I.B.Special (Isley Bros.): "Spanish twist" US Wand -60 Instro version of their "Twist&shout".
-Versatones: "Bila" US Fenway -58 Punky doo whop from N.J.
-Bill Black's combo: "California dreamin'" US Col. -67 Mamas&Papas' song.Elvis' 50s bassist, but marred by severe disease at time of actual recording he had already leased band name out.
-David&Jimmy Ruffin: "Stand by me" US Soul -70
-the Staple Singers: "Nothing lasts forever" US Epic promo -68 Mavis! Mavis! Suspect this never got any stock issue.
-Willie Tee: "Walking up a one way street" US Atlantic,from NOLA(label) -65 Real clinger.
-J.J.Jackson(US Calla)/Jack McDuff(US Atl.)/BillBlack's combo(US Col.): "But it's alright" mix'd
-Cleveland Crochet: "Sugar Bee" US Goldband Canned Heat's version may be the better known,but here's -61 original that became first cajun song to hit Billboard100.
-Dobie Gray: "Look at me" US Cordak -63 and earlier than InCrowd&OutOnFloor.
-Shirley&Jessie: "You can't fight love" US Wand promo -65 Penned by Mac Rebbenak/Dr John and issued just prior to West Coast BigTrek by AFO artists.Shirley Goodman of 50s Shirley&Lee renown,she resurfaced(?) in mid 70s with disco "Shame,shame,shame".Jessie Hill of "Ooh,pah pah doo" fame.
-the Magnificient Men: "Much,much more of your love" US Capitol -67 Blue Eyed
-the Mindbenders: "Love is good" US Fontana -66 Flip of "Groovy kind of love",their US million seller.Punky UK RnB,really.
-Jackie Ross: "Honey dear" US Chess -65 Unusual chord progressions&eleganza.
-Sir Mack Rice: "Mustang Sally" US Blue Rock -65 Mack stompin' down own song in this Detroit production.Producer Andre Williams gigged Norway as late as three years ago btw.
-Howard Tate: "How come my bulldog don't bark" US Verve -66 Small red roosters,moanin' black snakes and barkin' bulldogs...no limits to zoological double entendre in afro-am. lore?
-Howard Tate: "Night owl" -67 US Verve Howard is asking "owl hanging from a tree" about spouse's demise.Mistaking bat for bird,obviously.Different song to Wilson Pickett's.
-Wayne Cochran: "Get down with it" US Mercury -68 Lil' Richard's Okeh version stuck with UK skin/suede/scooterists well into the 80s,along with Slade's.Here done funkier and grittier by Georgia's (alternate honkey) Peach.
-The Mugwumps: "I don't wanna know" US WB promo -64 Folksy Villagers cashing in on Brit Invasion,thus coming up with punky garage a full year prior to Shadows of Knight. Cass&Dougherty then formed Mamas&Papas.Rat Zanovsky & John Sebastian Lovin'Spoonful.
-Otis Spann: "Walkin'" US Blue Horizon -68 Muddy Water's cousin and keyboardist almost on his storming own,backed by ramblin' 1st generation Fleetwood Mac.
-Doris Troy: "What'cha gonna do about it" UK Atlantic -64 Seminal ballad to UK mod scene, to the point that Small Faces stole title for their "Everybody needs somebody" clone.Ms Doris took a liking to Brits in late 60s and was included on Apple roster.
-the Folkswingers: "Norwegian Wood (this bird has flown)" US World Pacific promo -66 L.A. session men plus deputy sitar player from Shankar's entourage,coining 'Raga rock'.
-Gabor Szabo: "Paint it,black" US Impulse -67 Hungarian jazzman,defecting in 56 and installed at Chico Hamilton's and Charles Lloyd's few years later. 'Raga jazz'?
-Marvin Gaye: "One more heartache" US Tamla -64 Smokey's song and prod.by him,also.Strange use of dim&maj chords,more like George Clinton three years later.
-the Parliaments: "A new day begins" US Atco promo -67 Speaking of the devil...
-Eddie Powers: "Gypsy woman told me" US SIMS promo -64 NOLa ballad,fo' dem ladies.
-Little Milton: "Let's get together (one more time)" US Checker -67 Cash McCall song,under real name Morris Dollison.Another fo' dem dames.
-Eddie Floyd: "Holding on with both hands" US Stax -67 And a 3rd one.
-Ted Taylor: "You give me nothing to go on" US Okeh -65 Hysterical Ted on eve of Okeh stint.
-Willie Mitchell: "Mercy" UK London -66 Not the Adderley song.Leased from Hi records,this could be sole example of Memphis rocksteady? Mitchell died Jan.2010,at impressive age of 82.
-Warren Lee: "Star revue" US DeeSu -67 Mighty King Lee's NOLa stormer.
-Charlie Hodges: "(they call me) Daddy Love" pt.1+2 US Sweet 73 issue,but certainly ol' skool and more correctly filed as late 60s.Released in UK as by "GiGi"?
-Buddy Guy: "Crazy love" US Chess -66 The more hysterical of TedT or BuddyG? Dunno,but they sure both tried their best.Guy using too lightweighd' gauged strings,alas.
-Oscar Toney jr.: " Turn on your lovelight" US Bell -67 Dig gospel'led 2nd half.
-the I.B.Special (Isley Bros.): "Spanish twist" US Wand -60 Instro version of their "Twist&shout".
-Versatones: "Bila" US Fenway -58 Punky doo whop from N.J.
-Bill Black's combo: "California dreamin'" US Col. -67 Mamas&Papas' song.Elvis' 50s bassist, but marred by severe disease at time of actual recording he had already leased band name out.
-David&Jimmy Ruffin: "Stand by me" US Soul -70
-the Staple Singers: "Nothing lasts forever" US Epic promo -68 Mavis! Mavis! Suspect this never got any stock issue.
-Willie Tee: "Walking up a one way street" US Atlantic,from NOLA(label) -65 Real clinger.
-J.J.Jackson(US Calla)/Jack McDuff(US Atl.)/BillBlack's combo(US Col.): "But it's alright" mix'd
-Cleveland Crochet: "Sugar Bee" US Goldband Canned Heat's version may be the better known,but here's -61 original that became first cajun song to hit Billboard100.
-Dobie Gray: "Look at me" US Cordak -63 and earlier than InCrowd&OutOnFloor.
-Shirley&Jessie: "You can't fight love" US Wand promo -65 Penned by Mac Rebbenak/Dr John and issued just prior to West Coast BigTrek by AFO artists.Shirley Goodman of 50s Shirley&Lee renown,she resurfaced(?) in mid 70s with disco "Shame,shame,shame".Jessie Hill of "Ooh,pah pah doo" fame.
-the Magnificient Men: "Much,much more of your love" US Capitol -67 Blue Eyed
-the Mindbenders: "Love is good" US Fontana -66 Flip of "Groovy kind of love",their US million seller.Punky UK RnB,really.
-Jackie Ross: "Honey dear" US Chess -65 Unusual chord progressions&eleganza.
Playlist from Internasjonalen (Oslo) spring' 10 pt. I
-Sarah Vaughan: "Smooth operator" US Mercury
-Isley Bros.: "Teach me how to shimmy" Can.Atlantic (did it ever surface in US?)
-Dobie Gray: "Look at me" US Cordak
-Freddie King: "Girl from Kookamunga" US King
-Singin' Sammy Ward: "Big Joe Moe" US Tamla
-Teri Thornton: "Everytime I think about you" US Col.
-Kitty Montgomery: "Hey boy" US Sansu
-Ernestine Thompson: "Just one more time" US Blast
-Ko Ko Taylor: "Wang Dang Doodle" US Checker
-Gene McDaniels: "100 lbs. of clay" US Liberty (request Elvis,had mislaid Rubberneckin')
-Betty Everett: "You're no good" US Trip (early reissue 67,less rumbl'd than VJ orig.)
-Dinah Washington: "September in the rain" Norw.Philips
-Marvelettes: "Please Mr.Postman" US Tamla
-Little Willie John: "Leave my kitten alone" US King
-Ella Fitzgerald: "Ringo beat" Ger.Verve
-Margareth Whiting: "Nothing lasts forever" US London promo (ol' deKlinik fav)
-John Hammond: "I wish you would" US Itzy
-Tom Jones: "This and that" UK Decca
-B.B.King: "Mashing the popeye" US Kent
-Big Maybelle: "Eleanor Rigby" US Rojac
-Z.Z.Hill: "You don't love me" US Kent
-Ted Taylor: "The road to love" US Ronn (OK,at Ronn no.34 we're talking 70-71.But this Clarence Carter song is done alla' 62-63 by our eunuch Ted)
-Solomon Burke: "Dance,dance,dance" UD Atlantic
-Shirley&Jessie: "You can't fight love" US Wand promo
-Betty Harris: "There's a break in the road" US SSS Int'l (nola fonk '73,still compatible to...)
-Don Gardner&Dee Dee Ford: "Don't you worry" US Fire (they did sw.Folkpark circut 64-65 incl. Elverum&Kongsvinger)
-Esther Williams: "It's O.K." US Kent (namesake of whitey swimmer-cum-actress)
-Liz Lands: "One man's poison" US One-derful!
-Bobby Powell: "Thank you" US Whit
-C&C Boys: "It's all over now" US Duke (Clarence Carter really belts out Valentinos/Stones' hit)
-Isley Bros.: "Twist&shout" US Wand
-Furys: "Zing! went the strings of my heart" US Mack IV (TinPanAlley 20s' song.Drifters' hit 57)
-Solomon Burke: "Maggie's farm" US Atlantic
-Lulu: "He don't want your love anymore" Can.Parrot
-Gene Pitney: "She's a heartbreaker" US Musicor
-B.B.King: "Hully gully twist" US Kent
-Ted Taylor: "You give me nothing to go on" US Okeh
-O.V.Wright: "Monkey dog" US Back Beat
-Howlin' Wolf: "Wang Dang Doodle" US Chess
-Five Du-Tones: "Monkey see-monkey do" US One-derful!
-Buddy Guy: "Crazy love" US Chess
-Wee Willie Walker: "Ticket to ride" US Goldwax
-Brenda Lee: "Ride,ride,ride" UK Brunswick
-Marcus Østerdahl Group: "Coca Cola jingle a go go" sw.freebie (minimalist guitar solo+organ break)
-Margie Hendrix: "Jim Dandy" US SS7 promo ( 68,I know.But leaning on Laverne's 55)
-Eddie Powers: "Gypsy woman told me" US Sims promo
-Z.Z.Hill: "No more doggin'" US Kent
-Betty Harris: "Trouble with my lover" UK Charly EP (diff.take? Bass clarinet here,baryton sax on Sansu)
-Bar Kays: "A hard day's night" US Volt
-Isley Bros.: "Teach me how to shimmy" Can.Atlantic (did it ever surface in US?)
-Dobie Gray: "Look at me" US Cordak
-Freddie King: "Girl from Kookamunga" US King
-Singin' Sammy Ward: "Big Joe Moe" US Tamla
-Teri Thornton: "Everytime I think about you" US Col.
-Kitty Montgomery: "Hey boy" US Sansu
-Ernestine Thompson: "Just one more time" US Blast
-Ko Ko Taylor: "Wang Dang Doodle" US Checker
-Gene McDaniels: "100 lbs. of clay" US Liberty (request Elvis,had mislaid Rubberneckin')
-Betty Everett: "You're no good" US Trip (early reissue 67,less rumbl'd than VJ orig.)
-Dinah Washington: "September in the rain" Norw.Philips
-Marvelettes: "Please Mr.Postman" US Tamla
-Little Willie John: "Leave my kitten alone" US King
-Ella Fitzgerald: "Ringo beat" Ger.Verve
-Margareth Whiting: "Nothing lasts forever" US London promo (ol' deKlinik fav)
-John Hammond: "I wish you would" US Itzy
-Tom Jones: "This and that" UK Decca
-B.B.King: "Mashing the popeye" US Kent
-Big Maybelle: "Eleanor Rigby" US Rojac
-Z.Z.Hill: "You don't love me" US Kent
-Ted Taylor: "The road to love" US Ronn (OK,at Ronn no.34 we're talking 70-71.But this Clarence Carter song is done alla' 62-63 by our eunuch Ted)
-Solomon Burke: "Dance,dance,dance" UD Atlantic
-Shirley&Jessie: "You can't fight love" US Wand promo
-Betty Harris: "There's a break in the road" US SSS Int'l (nola fonk '73,still compatible to...)
-Don Gardner&Dee Dee Ford: "Don't you worry" US Fire (they did sw.Folkpark circut 64-65 incl. Elverum&Kongsvinger)
-Esther Williams: "It's O.K." US Kent (namesake of whitey swimmer-cum-actress)
-Liz Lands: "One man's poison" US One-derful!
-Bobby Powell: "Thank you" US Whit
-C&C Boys: "It's all over now" US Duke (Clarence Carter really belts out Valentinos/Stones' hit)
-Isley Bros.: "Twist&shout" US Wand
-Furys: "Zing! went the strings of my heart" US Mack IV (TinPanAlley 20s' song.Drifters' hit 57)
-Solomon Burke: "Maggie's farm" US Atlantic
-Lulu: "He don't want your love anymore" Can.Parrot
-Gene Pitney: "She's a heartbreaker" US Musicor
-B.B.King: "Hully gully twist" US Kent
-Ted Taylor: "You give me nothing to go on" US Okeh
-O.V.Wright: "Monkey dog" US Back Beat
-Howlin' Wolf: "Wang Dang Doodle" US Chess
-Five Du-Tones: "Monkey see-monkey do" US One-derful!
-Buddy Guy: "Crazy love" US Chess
-Wee Willie Walker: "Ticket to ride" US Goldwax
-Brenda Lee: "Ride,ride,ride" UK Brunswick
-Marcus Østerdahl Group: "Coca Cola jingle a go go" sw.freebie (minimalist guitar solo+organ break)
-Margie Hendrix: "Jim Dandy" US SS7 promo ( 68,I know.But leaning on Laverne's 55)
-Eddie Powers: "Gypsy woman told me" US Sims promo
-Z.Z.Hill: "No more doggin'" US Kent
-Betty Harris: "Trouble with my lover" UK Charly EP (diff.take? Bass clarinet here,baryton sax on Sansu)
-Bar Kays: "A hard day's night" US Volt
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