Is George Kerr King Of The Recyclers

[Sjclement]

Now this is awesome

[boba]

i think teddy vann's bazillion uses of the frankie and the classicals "what should I do" backing has been established here as the most backing track recycling

[Guest TONY ROUNCE]

Lonnie Youngblood's 'Sweet Sweet Tootie' on Turbo is also a version of this rhythm (although, like the Willie and West, it's on a recut of the Hesitations, rather than the original rhythm)

[Garethx]

That Willie & West is really good. Thanks for posting.

[boba]

That Willie & West is really good. Thanks for posting.

there is controversy as to whether it exists on 45 or not

[Garethx]

Interesting. Has anyone got a 45?

[KevH]

there is controversy as to whether it exists on 45 or not

Have you more background on this Bob?

[Peter99]

Now this is awesome

Awesome fecking indeed! Nice one.

Peter

[boba]

Have you more background on this Bob?

no, other people have more background but have asked me about it. i have had multiple people ask me for a copy of the 45 and several people insisting that it does exist. I am really into collecting stang/turbo/all platinum/vibration/etc. but there is so much weird rare stuff on the label that it's very possible some weird press exists. you'd think it would be on someone's DJ playlist at this point though.

[Garethx]

Not forgetting this one, on another recut of the same basic track:

[Peter99]

You lot know loads of stuff!

[Only Dreaming]

I always liked the way Mr Kerr recycled the strings on the intro to these two tracks:

Dave

[Guest Polyvelts]

As well as recycling tunes, he liked to keep it in the family too, producing tunes for both daughters Tracy and sandy