Guest Daddy Posted July 14, 2006 Posted July 14, 2006 Looking for Spyder Turner "Ride in my 225" and Nolan Strong & The Diablos "Blue Moon" on this label. Also any more tips for the Fortune label? cheers,
Gene-r Posted July 14, 2006 Posted July 14, 2006 Can also recommend: Nathaniel Mayer: Village Of Love (also on UK HMV) Nolan Strong: Mind Over Matter (same as The Pirates) If you like rockin' R&B, then some of the label's stuff from 1955 onwards is worth a listen, such as: Joe Weaver: It Must Be Love Andre WIlliams: Jail Bait Andre Williams: Bacon Fat There are others..........will post 'em up when I remember them
Guest Daddy Posted July 14, 2006 Posted July 14, 2006 (edited) Can also recommend: Nathaniel Mayer: Village Of Love (also on UK HMV) Nolan Strong: Mind Over Matter (same as The Pirates) If you like rockin' R&B, then some of the label's stuff from 1955 onwards is worth a listen, such as: Joe Weaver: It Must Be Love Andre WIlliams: Jail Bait Andre Williams: Bacon Fat There are others..........will post 'em up when I remember them Brilliant, thank you Gene - please keep 'em coming. Rockin' R&B keeps a smile on my face, can't get enough of the stuff! Edited July 14, 2006 by Daddy
Codfromderby Posted July 14, 2006 Posted July 14, 2006 a bit off the subject thread , but village of love on fortune, sold a couple of these on ebay to the states, one of the buyers sent a couple of "banterish" e-mails during the transactions, i replied to one of them asking what happened to nathanial mayer expecting more banter back, he sent me pictures of the man performing with a grunge type band a few years ago is this so, is he still around?
slimharpo Posted July 14, 2006 Posted July 14, 2006 As for rockin' R&B I can recommend Eddie Kirk - The Grunt on Fortune 5041, the forerunner of The Hawg - Voltv & Hog Killin' Time - King but wilder! Also Dave Hamilton Beatle Walk (bfore Beatles was spelt this way by the group I think) great R&B guitar inst with Mike Terry on fine form on the sax
Guest martinsbox Posted July 17, 2006 Posted July 17, 2006 As for rockin' R&B I can recommend Eddie Kirk - The Grunt on Fortune 5041, the forerunner of The Hawg - Voltv & Hog Killin' Time - King but wilder! Also Dave Hamilton Beatle Walk (bfore Beatles was spelt this way by the group I think) great R&B guitar inst with Mike Terry on fine form on the sax Also reccomend Eddie Kirk's brilliant r&b slanted "Monkey tonight" on King 5895 . . . an absolute killer tune!! Martin
Richard Posted July 17, 2006 Posted July 17, 2006 I've got a nice minty demo copy of Hawg Killin' Time by Eddie Kirk on King for sale for £40 if anyone fancies it at all. Includes 1st class post
Sebastian Posted July 18, 2006 Posted July 18, 2006 what happened to nathanial mayer expecting more banter back, he sent me pictures of the man performing with a grunge type band a few years ago is this so, is he still around? Yes, he released an album in 2004 on Fat Possum entitled "I Just Want To Be Held". It's a quite nice record but he hasn't got much of his voice left, the version of John Lennon's(!) "I Found Out" is fantastic though and "Satisfied Fool" is a decent mid-tempo dancer. Check this out for more info: https://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...10:wna9kemtfq7v
Guest Daddy Posted July 18, 2006 Posted July 18, 2006 I've got a nice minty demo copy of Hawg Killin' Time by Eddie Kirk on King for sale for £40 if anyone fancies it at all. Includes 1st class post Any chance I can call you up and hear this down the phone? I'd like to ask the same question to for anyone with RnB to sell, I'm looking for more tunes to get a night up and running in my local town. Looking for some uptempo bits mostly. And if anyone would be up for a tape/CD swap of RnB please let me know too. Cheers all
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