Guest DIRTY Posted November 20, 2007 Posted November 20, 2007 Hi. I need a copy of Lee Moses - Reach out I'll be there / Day tripper - Musicor Please PM if you've got one for me. Thanks, Chris
Guest Pete Griffin Posted November 20, 2007 Posted November 20, 2007 Hi. I need a copy of Lee Moses - Reach out I'll be there / Day tripper - Musicor Please PM if you've got one for me. Thanks, Chris Thats is one great mad organ groover 45, sorry not selling.
Guest DIRTY Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 Thats is one great mad organ groover 45, sorry not selling. Would anyone like to part with their copy of this great mad organ groover?
Marc Forrest Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 (edited) Not that easy to come by. The only ever spare I had I sold maybe a month ago on here. And no, I can`t let my copy go It may be of interets though that the great Lee Moses used to be the guitarist on some of the Herman Hitson tunes (recorded in Atlanta) which explains why there`s also a version of his classic "Bad Girl" by Mr Hitson. Marc Edited November 22, 2007 by Marc Forrest
Tommy1 Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 Would anyone like to part with their copy of this great mad organ groover? Good luck, I've just got a copy after a loooooong search thanks to a German
Agent45 Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 Not that easy to come by. The only ever spare I had I sold maybe a month ago on here. And no, I can`t let my copy go It may be of interets though that the great Lee Moses used to be the guitarist on some of the Herman Hitson tunes (recorded in Atlanta) which explains why there`s also a version of his classic "Bad Girl" by Mr Hitson. Marc Lee and Hermon were/are both guitarists and very good friends. I know they playe on stage together but not sure how much they actually recorded together since Lee's stuff was all recorded in New York.
Marc Forrest Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 Lee and Hermon were/are both guitarists and very good friends. I know they playe on stage together but not sure how much they actually recorded together since Lee's stuff was all recorded in New York. Lee did the guitar backing on these Hitson 45s only. The link between the two was/is the producer whose name escapes me at present. Don`t know of any Southern made 45s by him, most/all were cut in NYC.
Agent45 Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 Lee did the guitar backing on these Hitson 45s only. The link between the two was/is the producer whose name escapes me at present. Don`t know of any Southern made 45s by him, most/all were cut in NYC. Johnny Brantley was the producer, but he wasn't the only link between Moses and Hitson. They were introduced shortly after Hitson moved to Atlanta. But yes, I do think all of Moses's records were cut in New York. Hitson's Royal singles and everything from the Sweet Rose 45 on were done in Atlanta. The Minit/Atco records were not. Actually, the Atco 45 may have been Atlanta too. I'll have to check my notes.
Marc Forrest Posted November 22, 2007 Posted November 22, 2007 Johnny Brantley was the producer, but he wasn't the only link between Moses and Hitson. They were introduced shortly after Hitson moved to Atlanta. But yes, I do think all of Moses's records were cut in New York. Hitson's Royal singles and everything from the Sweet Rose 45 on were done in Atlanta. The Minit/Atco records were not. Actually, the Atco 45 may have been Atlanta too. I'll have to check my notes. Right, Johnny Brantley How many are there on Royal by HH, as I only have "Georgia Grind" ? I think the Minit "Bad Girl" 45 was at least recorded in Atlanta as was "Show me Some Sign" but I may have it wrong. Marc
Guest Posted November 23, 2007 Posted November 23, 2007 Right, Johnny Brantley How many are there on Royal by HH, as I only have "Georgia Grind" ? I think the Minit "Bad Girl" 45 was at least recorded in Atlanta as was "Show me Some Sign" but I may have it wrong. Marc Hi Marc You can find out more about Hermon and Lee on my blog In Dangerous Rhythm but you can read the following which I originally wrote for NSoul on my Dark End Of The Street blog: https://darkendofthestreet.blogspot.com/200...-interview.html You can also find out more of that period in another article from NSoul also on the same blog: https://darkendofthestreet.blogspot.com/200...-interview.html You can also find a lot of info on all Johnny Brantley's productions on my blog - if you do a search of the blog they will also all come up. You can also find out more about Lee Moses on the compilation put out by Sanctuary which contains Lee's story written by Simon White based on my interviews with various people including Lee's sister. The easiest way to read everything is in the last There's That Beat in which I gathered all my research into Johnny covering 11 pages including photos of Johnny after we got in contact with his family. I am still in regular touch with Hermon so I will speak to him again. Cheers Colin https://indangerousrhythm.blogspot.com/
Guest john-h Posted November 27, 2007 Posted November 27, 2007 Lee and Hermon were/are both guitarists and very good friends. I know they playe on stage together but not sure how much they actually recorded together since Lee's stuff was all recorded in New York. hi any idea what the going rate for LEE MOSES "BAD GIRL " On Musicor
De-to Posted November 27, 2007 Posted November 27, 2007 hi any idea what the going rate for LEE MOSES "BAD GIRL " On Musicor hello there is a copy on e-bore with a couple of days to go its item 280176414377 but the post looks a bit dear from the states at $800.00 !!! must be $8 surely.hope this helps
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