didn't see this covered during the "favorite versions of..." days... if i missed it, just drop the link and we'll close this thread.I like this live James Brown version, but haven't been able to get a nice recording of it.anybody got an uptempo funk or latin rock version?
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http://www.zshare.net/download/86924852251543/
haha! love this thing. this is modern soul? i'll pretend it isnt.
Yep - It's my favourite one.
Then Dee Felice Trio/JB and the Les McCann versions.
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I only found it cause i had it bookmarked, one of my favorite tracks of all time, and one of the first soul songs that really got me into this music.
Anyway,
Can anyone up this, i cant even get my brain around what a version produced by Mr. Troutman would sound like.....
It's great! Sounds just like a ZAPP joint. I'll post the MP3 when I get home tonight.
Brown never recorded a version of "Sunny" in this arrangement - which is a shame. He only recorded it once with the Dee Felice Trio and Marva Whitney for Marva's "I Sing Soul" album, which got shelved. Then it was supposed to appear on Marva's "It's my thing" album, but got scratched again (although it's still listed on the song index). It then ended up on Brown's own "Gettin' down to it" album.
Latin version? Try Bobby Hackett's and Billy Butterfield's version on their album "Bobby/Billy/Barsil" on Verve - that one is pretty smooth.
I guess it's on the other, more expensive Ray LP too but this one will have to tide me over for the time being.
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james brown & dee felice trio
yeah, its one of those things where youre like "hmm i wonder what a troutman produced "sunny" track would sound like." and then you hear it and its like "yup. exactly what i thought!"
yap.
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CONJUNTO SERGIO CARVALHO
Johnny Colon
Booker T
Pucho & the Latin Soul Brothers
Jose Feliciano
Rufus Harley!!!! HA!
Fav is probably the Marva Whitney version. I always put on the Soul Brother copy of the import CD just to hear that one track.
Tho, I do the the Yambu version.
Yeah, I don't usually like rap, but there was something about those Gravediggaz guys....
Yes to all of those, I even like the bagpipes. George Benson does a killer version on Giblet Gravy. There's a kooky Dave Pike take that I like. Ray and His Court, too. Fave is probably Marva or the original.
Anyone got Bobby Hebb's "Sunny '76" as an MP3?