Also file under: "songs so much better than their originals you forgot there was an original."
gotta disagree, I believe the first recorded version of this song was Larry Williams and Johnny Watson with Kaliediscope in '67 on Okeh...and I like this a lot more than the HJSC
let me add
Mary Lou "John, Youre Wrong" Cotillion
On a related note, I picked up a hammered copy of Irma Thomas "Hittin on Nothin" this weekend that I am currently applying TLC to get it play-outable...killer tune
I never posted those pics here as far as I remember. I pulled them out of a photo album that I found at the flea. I may have left some pics behind but what are the odds that someone else would find them, buy them, scan them and then post them somewhere? I'm off today and the pics are at the shop but I can post them tomorrow.
I did that mix in July of 2006, so I had the pic at least as far back as that. I know I have/had one other pic from (I assume) that set with some folks sitting at a table. This is strange.
Someone (I can't remember for the life of me who) posted a scan of this pic on soulstrut about 2-3 years ago. I had copied it to my computer and was going to use it for a mixtape cover.
I never posted those pics here as far as I remember. I pulled them out of a photo album that I found at the flea. I may have left some pics behind but what are the odds that someone else would find them, buy them, scan them and then post them somewhere? I'm off today and the pics are at the shop but I can post them tomorrow.
I did that mix in July of 2006, so I had the pic at least as far back as that. I know I have/had one other pic from (I assume) that set with some folks sitting at a table. This is strange.
Someone (I can't remember for the life of me who) posted a scan of this pic on soulstrut about 2-3 years ago. I had copied it to my computer and was going to use it for a mixtape cover.
On a related note, I picked up a hammered copy of Irma Thomas "Hittin on Nothin" this weekend that I am currently applying TLC to get it play-outable...killer tune
Yeah, like that track...have the lp, didn't realize there was a 45. Is it the same version?
On a related note, I picked up a hammered copy of Irma Thomas "Hittin on Nothin" this weekend that I am currently applying TLC to get it play-outable...killer tune
Yeah, like that track...have the lp, didn't realize there was a 45. Is it the same version?
think so, but I heard the LP version a long time ago so cant really remember...but the 45 is cool because it is catalog number is 666!
Also file under: "songs so much better than their originals you forgot there was an original."
gotta disagree, I believe the first recorded version of this song was Larry Williams and Johnny Watson with Kaliediscope in '67 on Okeh...and I like this a lot more than the HJSC
Ah - I thought it was a Three Dog Night song. I stand corrected.
Also file under: "songs so much better than their originals you forgot there was an original."
gotta disagree, I believe the first recorded version of this song was Larry Williams and Johnny Watson with Kaliediscope in '67 on Okeh...and I like this a lot more than the HJSC
Ah - I thought it was a Three Dog Night song. I stand corrected.
Explosions feat Juanita Brooks - Garden of Four Trees (Gold Cup) Barbara and Gwen - Right On Myra Barnes (Vicki Anderson) - Message from the Soul Sisters
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gotta disagree, I believe the first recorded version of this song was Larry Williams and Johnny Watson with Kaliediscope in '67 on Okeh...and I like this a lot more than the HJSC
let me add
Mary Lou "John, Youre Wrong" Cotillion
On a related note, I picked up a hammered copy of Irma Thomas "Hittin on Nothin" this weekend that I am currently applying TLC to get it play-outable...killer tune
Someone (I can't remember for the life of me who) posted a scan of this pic on soulstrut about 2-3 years ago. I had copied it to my computer and was going to use it for a mixtape cover.
I must have gotten them from Soulstrut then.
Yeah, like that track...have the lp, didn't realize there was a 45. Is it the same version?
Merry Clayton - Gimme Shelter
think so, but I heard the LP version a long time ago so cant really remember...but the 45 is cool because it is catalog number is 666!
Ah - I thought it was a Three Dog Night song. I stand corrected.
You got a clip of that Williams/Watson version?
I thought this was the first version, but I stand corrected.
- Dee Edwards - A Girl Can't Go By What She HearsIrene Reid - Dirty Old Man
and this has gotta be at least a top 5 funk track of all time for me:some of my choices:
Explosions feat Juanita Brooks - Garden of Four Trees (Gold Cup)
Barbara and Gwen - Right On
Myra Barnes (Vicki Anderson) - Message from the Soul Sisters
And nobody mentioned Betty Davis???
gloria williams - sister funk