Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net
The Yank Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome aboard Paul ! Thanks for joining the website. I'm sure a lot of the members what like to hear stories from you about your productions. I'd like to hear more about the Superlatives and Robby Lawson when time permits.
boba Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net Hi Paul. I'm a fan of a lot of your records. I was wondering -- what is your first production and what are some of your early productions. You produced a record by a girl group called the Teardrops on the Gossip label. Is this one of your first productions? Do you remember anything about the group, the members, etc.? Is there any connection to the Superbs? I really like the records you did by the Eight Miles High and the Ultimate Truth. Do you remember anything about these groups, the membership, etc.? Do you know if these groups had any connection to any other groups? Thanks a lot.
Guest Paul Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome Paul, I hope you enjoy it here. Best regards, Paul Mooney
Stuart Bower Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 (edited) Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net A very warm welcome to you Paul. Your reputation precedes you. (I`ve always wanted to say that to somebody on this forum! ) But seriously-it DOES precede you. Glad to meet you. Stuart Bower Edited February 11, 2009 by Mike Socket
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul. I'm a fan of a lot of your records. I was wondering -- what is your first production and what are some of your early productions. You produced a record by a girl group called the Teardrops on the Gossip label. Is this one of your first productions? Do you remember anything about the group, the members, etc.? Is there any connection to the Superbs? I really like the records you did by the Eight Miles High and the Ultimate Truth. Do you remember anything about these groups, the membership, etc.? Do you know if these groups had any connection to any other groups? Thanks a lot. My first Production was when I was in high school with my group The Valitors the song was called my heart cry's for you" the flip side was My Love For you. and it never got released. This was the early 60s The Next Song was The Teardrops,Superlatives. I recorded the Teardrops at Cameo Parkway studios in Philly. I was friends with Thom Bell and he played Keyboards on the song Called Wait For Me. I only Pressed up 100 copies and a strike off. The Teardrops Lead singer Rhonda Franklin went on to be a part of the Superbs but then Phillis Harris took the Lead on Love Unpredictable and my first shot at arranging strings and horns. The Superbs then became Devotion. I recorded Burning Sensation in 1966 at Cameo Parkway but mixed and mastered the songs at Bell Sound studios in New York. I still have the Test Dub Record with the Bell Sound Studio Label. I Plan to sell it. I pressed up 300 copies of the Robby Lawson record. I was very young and only did a strike off stamper. I then went to the radio stations in the USA but I was pushing I Have Searched. The pressing plant started bootleging my record on Kyser Records and the stampers broke. They tried to make a copy from the 45 but it didn't sound right so a the record was breaking big in England and other places and they had to contact me for the tape masters. A record company in England called Stans Record Shop in Jersey City and asked how to contact me and Stan Called my Mother and I was away in college. They finally reached me and the rest is History. I was majoring in music a Rutgers University. The accapella group called The Royal Counts had 2 of the songs on thier first album and failed to put my name on it and that how I met Stan Krouse of Catamount records. The songs were Made Up My Mind. and The Time. Me and Robby Lawson went to school together and we sung in a group called The School Boys so did Jeffery Burges of the Soul Generations. I own the masters and rights to everything I ever produced and wrote. Paul Kyser
boba Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 My first Production was when I was in high school with my group The Valitors the song was called my heart cry's for you" the flip side was My Love For you. and it never got released. This was the early 60s The Next Song was The Teardrops,Superlatives. I recorded the Teardrops at Cameo Parkway studios in Philly. I was friends with Thom Bell and he played Keyboards on the song Called Wait For Me. I only Pressed up 100 copies and a strike off. The Teardrops Lead singer Rhonda Franklin went on to be a part of the Superbs but then Phillis Harris took the Lead on Love Unpredictable and my first shot at arranging strings and horns. The Superbs then became Devotion. I recorded Burning Sensation in 1966 at Cameo Parkway but mixed and mastered the songs at Bell Sound studios in New York. I still have the Test Dub Record with the Bell Sound Studio Label. I Plan to sell it. I pressed up 300 copies of the Robby Lawson record. I was very young and only did a strike off stamper. I then went to the radio stations in the USA but I was pushing I Have Searched. The pressing plant started bootleging my record on Kyser Records and the stampers broke. They tried to make a copy from the 45 but it didn't sound right so a the record was breaking big in England and other places and they had to contact me for the tape masters. A record company in England called Stans Record Shop in Jersey City and asked how to contact me and Stan Called my Mother and I was away in college. They finally reached me and the rest is History. I was majoring in music a Rutgers University. The accapella group called The Royal Counts had 2 of the songs on thier first album and failed to put my name on it and that how I met Stan Krouse of Catamount records. The songs were Made Up My Mind. and The Time. Me and Robby Lawson went to school together and we sung in a group called The School Boys so did Jeffery Burges of the Soul Generations. I own the masters and rights to everything I ever produced and wrote. Paul Kyser Hi Paul. I have this pic of the superbs, can send you a high res version or mail you a print if you need it.
boba Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul. I have this pic of the superbs, can send you a high res version or mail you a print if you need it. also, in the book "soul harmony singles" the lineup of the superbs are rhetta young, bertha addison, and madge quince. Is that correct? None of these include a rhonda franklin or phillis harris -- are these 3 names wrong? My favorite tracks by the group are Love's Unpredictable and So glad you're home (great vietnam track). Thanks.
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul. I have this pic of the superbs, can send you a high res version or mail you a print if you need it. OH my gosh I don't believe it! Please do both. E- Mail me a high Rez to paulpapabear@netzero.net you can mail it to Paul Kyser P.O. Box 267 Fanwood New Jersey 07023 USA Thankyou so much Paul Kyser
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 also, in the book "soul harmony singles" the lineup of the superbs are rhetta young, bertha addison, and madge quince. Is that correct? None of these include a rhonda franklin or phillis harris -- are these 3 names wrong? My favorite tracks by the group are Love's Unpredictable and So glad you're home (great vietnam track). Thanks. I this picture on the far left is Phillis Harris, In the middle is Arnita and to the far right is Phillis Sister, When this picture was taken Rhonda Had left the group. Rhetta young, Bertha and Madge quince took the other girls place and thier first single was The Saga of Willie Jones and I changed thier name to Devotion back when The Dawning of Love was released for the second time. I was the one who introduced Retta Young to Al Goodman of the Moments back then and they started going together and then got married. They are still together today. I got another group of girls later on to be devotion. Paul Kyser
Sunnysoul Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Paul, what an absolute pleasure and a privilege it is to have you here on Soul Source. You are truly a legend of soul music !!!
45cellar Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net Hi Paul Welcome to Soul Source. Really looking forward to your contribution.
Soulhustler Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul Welcome aboard hope you enjoy your stay as i'm sure we will Ken
Ian Dewhirst Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul, The wonderful world of the internet! Welcome to Soul Source - it's the perfect audience for you I guarantee. I love the material you produced with Jimmy Briscoe & The Beavers in the 1970's. Is Jimmy still around and do you have any uptempo stuff by him in the can from back then? Ian D
Iancsloft Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome to Soul-Source Paul I,m sure you will enjoy your time on here and make many new friends. Love, Peace & Happiness Ian Cunliffe
Sunnysoul Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul, The wonderful world of the internet! Welcome to Soul Source - it's the perfect audience for you I guarantee. I love the material you produced with Jimmy Briscoe & The Beavers in the 1970's. Is Jimmy still around and do you have any uptempo stuff by him in the can from back then? Ian D Ian, some excellent cuts on Jimmy and the Beavers on that sweet soul CD series of "Battle of the Bands" some years ago ...
Ezzie Brown Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 great to see a true soulie finding a big bunch of like minds from all over the world, which is hopefully true of all new membrs..........cheers .ezzie
Jumpinjoan Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 (edited) Now this is what I call a thread! I am so excited just thinking about what we will be reading and learning on these pages. Welcome Paul. We are honoured to have you on here. oops.. a bit over excited and my spelling went a little awol Edited February 11, 2009 by jumpinjoan
Ralf Mehnert Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello Paul, I read a lot about your career 13 years ago after Tim Ashibende made some great interviews with you in the 90`s and published parts of them in his brillant fanzine `Tracks to your mind`. Btw: What a great magazine! All the best from Hamburg
Sean Hampsey Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 My favorite tracks by the group are Love's Unpredictable and So glad you're home (great vietnam track). Thanks. Agree Bob, "So Glad You're Home" is one of my favourite all time tracks. Every home should have one! Wecome (again) Paul. You're in the right place. Sean
Guest Richard Bergman Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Great to have you on board Paul. I'm sure you'll have plenty of questions to field. I'm a big fan of your records. Richard
paup-ine Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello, Welcome. Fantastic reading, thank you. P
Guest Richard Bergman Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 (edited) Hi Paul , I'm just wondering as to whether you had any involvement with the P - Vine reissue of the Soul Generation's wonderful "Beyond body & soul" lp ?. And secondly what track from the album do you rate most ? Edited February 11, 2009 by Richard Bergman
Steve G Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 (edited) Hey Paul fantastic to see you on here. Like all your sweet soul ballad stuff - and of course Robbie Lawson and the Pi Kappa label. D We all love a bit of Calenders "Hypertension" it was groundbreaking funk in it's day, but what do you remember the group Storm? And what was the connection with First Class who also recorded a version of "She comes up"? Edited February 11, 2009 by Steve G
Guest mrs norman maine Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome Paul Brace yourself for lots of questions!
Guest Billy D Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net Billy D from Newcastle saying Welcome Aboard Paul, looking forward to hearing all about the stuff you have done over the years (record wise of course ....lol.....) ....... Welcome Billy
sister dawn Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 (edited) Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net Now that's a history, and what a fantastic one too. Welcome to soul source Paul, and a thread that I for one, am looking forward to reading. Dawn Edited February 11, 2009 by sister dawn
KevH Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome Paul Brace yourself for lots of questions! .Hi Paul and welcome to SS. Did you have any input on "Wont you please(be my baby) - Superlatives on Dynamics,,cheers,,Kev
Guest brianhorton Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 .Hi Paul and welcome to SS. Did you have any input on "Wont you please(be my baby) - Superlatives on Dynamics,,cheers,,Kev Paul, great to have you on the forum sharing your knowledge, could you give us a bit of info about the Nu Sound Express on Silver Dollar, their version of "I've been trying" is one of the best for me.
Baz Atkinson Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 HELLO PAUL CAN YOU REMEMBER BEED INTERVIEWED FOR A SOUL MAGAZINE CALLED TRACKS TO MY MIND ? IS IT TRUE MOST OF THE ORIGINAL COPIES OF BURNING SENSATION ENDED UP IN A SALVAION ARMY SKIP SOMEWHERE IN NEW JERSEY? ITS SO GOOD TO HAVE YOU ON HERE ,A PRIVELEDGE INFACT. BAZ A
Kev Moore Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net Hi Paul, good to see you on SS. Welcome. I dug out an interview with you conducted by Tim Ashibende quite a few years back. It's a great interview, a real insight into your early career. I've posted a few photos that went with the article. Hope you don't mind. If Tim wouldn't mind and people are interested I could scan in the entire article. Let me know what you think. Regards Kev
macca Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Good God! It just gets better and better, doesn't it. A very warm welcome Paul.
Eddie Hubbard Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome to Soul Source Paul , Burning Sensation is one of my all time favourite records .Can you remember who played the Sax on this track ? Also what gave you the idea of starting the record really slow [ almost so it sounds like it's playing at the wrong speed ] .Love " Invitation to the world " by Jimmy Briscoe on Wanderick also .Best wishes ,Eddie
Chalky Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome to Soul Source Paul, a legend amongst soul fans and look forward to reading about your history
Marc Forrest Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome to Soul Source Paul, a legend amongst soul fans and look forward to reading about your history Seconded, simply awesome! Marc
Guest Stuart Raith Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Hi Paul. I have this pic of the superbs, can send you a high res version or mail you a print if you need it. Paul - whatever happened to Mr Robbie Lawson?
Ian Dewhirst Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome to Soul Source Paul , Burning Sensation is one of my all time favourite records .Can you remember who played the Sax on this track ? Also what gave you the idea of starting the record really slow [ almost so it sounds like it's playing at the wrong speed ] .Love " Invitation to the world " by Jimmy Briscoe on Wanderick also .Best wishes ,Eddie My fave from that album is "No One Can Love You Like I Do". Still think that's a beaut.......... Ian D
boba Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 I this picture on the far left is Phillis Harris, In the middle is Arnita and to the far right is Phillis Sister, When this picture was taken Rhonda Had left the group. Rhetta young, Bertha and Madge quince took the other girls place and thier first single was The Saga of Willie Jones and I changed thier name to Devotion back when The Dawning of Love was released for the second time. I was the one who introduced Retta Young to Al Goodman of the Moments back then and they started going together and then got married. They are still together today. I got another group of girls later on to be devotion. Paul Kyser thanks, I emailed you the picture and will mail it to you soon. Any connection between Devotion and the Devonnes on Colossus? Your name is not on the Devonnes 45 but it has the same publishing ("legacy")? I can post a devonnes pic if it would help. Thanks.
mrs soul Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 hello and a very warm welcome, you are going to be so busy on here, and its great to have you
Guest lifeandsoul Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Paul - whatever happened to Mr Robbie Lawson? think i saw somewhere that he's a reverend down louisiana way or somewhere - is that right?
Guest east rob Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Welcome Paul Brace yourself for lots of questions!hi paul, great to have you on board! lots & lots of questions coming your way
binsy Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Hello Everyone My name is Paul Kyser. In My music career I produced over 30 hit records. From Robby Lawson, to the Superlatives, Jimmy Briscoe and the Little Beavers, Rhyze, The Superbs, The Soul Generation, Calendar, The Super Disco Band, Terry Tate, Eleanor Goodman, The Big Show DVD set Volumes one and two with Jerry Butler, Ray Goodman and Brown, The Chi-Lites, the Manhattans, The Stylistics, The Delfonics, The Soul Generation, Bloodstone, Barbara, Mason, The Main Ingrediant, Tavaras, Skip Mahony and the Casuals, Heatwave, The Temprees, Enchantment, The Winstons, The Ebonys, Eddie Holman, The Intruders, Just to name a few live on my DVD set. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net Welcome aboard Paul, what a fantastic body of work you've been involved with. I really love the Ebonys and the Rhyze song 'Bizaar' always gets me on the dancefloor
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Hi Paul, The wonderful world of the internet! Welcome to Soul Source - it's the perfect audience for you I guarantee. I love the material you produced with Jimmy Briscoe & The Beavers in the 1970's. Is Jimmy still around and do you have any uptempo stuff by him in the can from back then? Ian D Hey Ian Yes I do. I have about 8 songs never released. Uptempo and slow songs. Paul Kyser paulpapabear@netzero.net
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Hi Paul , I'm just wondering as to whether you had any involvement with the P - Vine reissue of the Soul Generation's wonderful "Beyond body & soul" lp ?. And secondly what track from the album do you rate most ? Hey Richard I'd say Body and Soul.
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Hey Paul fantastic to see you on here. Like all your sweet soul ballad stuff - and of course Robbie Lawson and the Pi Kappa label. D We all love a bit of Calenders "Hypertension" it was groundbreaking funk in it's day, but what do you remember the group Storm? And what was the connection with First Class who also recorded a version of "She comes up"? Steve G You guys do your home work. Yes I produced Storm and Storm was a mixture of other groups. What label did first class record She comes up. Are you sure it's the same song?
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 .Hi Paul and welcome to SS. Did you have any input on "Wont you please(be my baby) - Superlatives on Dynamics,,cheers,,Kev Kev No I didn't I recorded The Superlatives on UpTite Records. I Still Love You, and We're so Lonely. I also Recorded a song on the Superlatives on Catamount Records called "Straight From The Army" and as song called I Won't Cry. the tapes for some reason got lost.
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Paul, great to have you on the forum sharing your knowledge, could you give us a bit of info about the Nu Sound Express on Silver Dollar, their version of "I've been trying" is one of the best for me. Brian I've been tryin was the B side of the record and The band went to Buffalo New York to perform and Ain't it Good Enough was the A side. They never practiced the B Side after we recorded it. The Top DJ called Houndog in Buffalo NY loved the B side and all of the jock played the B side. When the NuSounds did thier show and performed Ain't it good enough. The crowed just stood thier and said OK now do you hit song and the NuSounds said we did. The crowed said no do I've been trying is the hit up there. The NuSound express almost fell over. They performed the song bearly. From that time on they put the song in thier list. By the way The NuSounds latter name was changed to Rhyze. Rhyze is the NuSound express.
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 HELLO PAUL CAN YOU REMEMBER BEED INTERVIEWED FOR A SOUL MAGAZINE CALLED TRACKS TO MY MIND ? IS IT TRUE MOST OF THE ORIGINAL COPIES OF BURNING SENSATION ENDED UP IN A SALVAION ARMY SKIP SOMEWHERE IN NEW JERSEY? ITS SO GOOD TO HAVE YOU ON HERE ,A PRIVELEDGE INFACT. BAZ A Baz That is almost true. I really didn't have the money to press up a lot of records. I have a few and just a few just 3 of the original copies left. I plan to auction of the origional Master disc from Bell Sound that I approve the mix to be mastered. It is the only copy and a collectors item.
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Hi Paul, good to see you on SS. Welcome. I dug out an interview with you conducted by Tim Ashibende quite a few years back. It's a great interview, a real insight into your early career. I've posted a few photos that went with the article. Hope you don't mind. If Tim wouldn't mind and people are interested I could scan in the entire article. Let me know what you think. Regards Kev My oh My How I remember that interview. I lost a little weight since that time. It's great to hear from you again.
Guest Paul Kyser Posted February 12, 2009 Posted February 12, 2009 Welcome to Soul Source Paul , Burning Sensation is one of my all time favourite records .Can you remember who played the Sax on this track ? Also what gave you the idea of starting the record really slow [ almost so it sounds like it's playing at the wrong speed ] .Love " Invitation to the world " by Jimmy Briscoe on Wanderick also .Best wishes ,Eddie Eddie I used to play for a church and thats how some songs were done. You just build up. The Sax player was one of the studio musicians at Cameo Parkway Recording studio. With Thom Bell on keyboards and I did the over dub. I used 2 drummers. one on the actual session and another on the overdub to give it that driving beat. The background singers were The Superlatives.
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