A much needed Black Music thread.
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Here's one by James Brown, where, on the '45, the B side is a continuation of the A side.
Maybe it's my early days when I went to synagogue on Yom Kippur with my parents, but to me St. Clair Pinckney's tenor sax wailing on side 2 sounds a lot like the way the Cantor would blow the Shofar during the Yom Kippur services...
That was the first JB single that I bought right after buying the first "Live At The Apollo" LP
Maybe it's my early days when I went to synagogue on Yom Kippur with my parents, but to me St. Clair Pinckney's tenor sax wailing on side 2 sounds a lot like the way the Cantor would blow the Shofar during the Yom Kippur services...
That was the first JB single that I bought right after buying the first "Live At The Apollo" LP
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a little story.....the RP song i posted Secret Service, i found the 45 in real time in a record store on the east side of Avenue Rd just north of Yorkville, but for the life of me couldnt find this one anywhere...i first heard Tip Toe on WUFO from Buffalo...anyway i figured that a Buffalo record store would have it....i wanted to go to Buffalo..lol....my dearest father, who i adored agreed to make a weekend run to Buffalo....we found the 45....and this is the version i have..on the Nola label...............my father was such a great guy....i miss him...
'The Love I Lost' performed by West End, featuring Sybil. The 1993 UK top 10 cover of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes' 1973 classic.
