Guest Juddy Posted March 21, 2007 Posted March 21, 2007 (edited) So, I picked up a homemade record ("audiodisc") with a frat-rock/garage-rock thing on one side, and this kinda cool, frantic instrumental on the other. There's only handwriting on it, the "A" side is 'titled' as "Party" - this instro is 'titled' as "Nothing Too Good." It's probably something really obvious, but that doesn't mean I'd recognize it. Any help? Thanks! Check the MP3 here: https://www.justin-hopper.com/sitebuilderco...hingtoogood.mp3 juddy - soulcialism - pittsburgh Edited March 21, 2007 by Juddy
soul45s Posted March 21, 2007 Posted March 21, 2007 So, I picked up a homemade record ("audiodisc") with a frat-rock/garage-rock thing on one side, and this kinda cool, frantic instrumental on the other. There's only handwriting on it, the "A" side is 'titled' as "Party" - this instro is 'titled' as "Nothing Too Good." It's probably something really obvious, but that doesn't mean I'd recognize it. Any help? Thanks! Check the MP3 here: https://www.justin-hopper.com/sitebuilderco...hingtoogood.mp3 juddy - soulcialism - pittsburgh Nothing too good for my baby, originally done by Stevie Wonder on Tamla
Paul R Posted March 22, 2007 Posted March 22, 2007 Nothing too good for my baby, originally done by Stevie Wonder on Tamla Sounds remarkably like the Sandy Nelson Version on Imperial?/UA Paul
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