Anyone got a readable scan.

I'm a thinking there were two different geezers.

It's Fame publishing. Always thought this was an Alabama thing.

Art Scott production.

John Ridley chimes in: https://www.sirshambling.com/artists/A/arthur_freeman.htm

Florida native Arthur Freeman isn't the same artist as Art Freeman who cut those couple of cracking 45s for Fame in the 60s. But Arthur did cut the brilliant deep classic "I Want To Come Home" in Muscle Shoals so the confusion is understandable.

Anyone got a readable scan.

I'm a thinking there were two different geezers.

try these ady, not the best but....

Edited May 29, 200915 yr by grant

Very interesting, I'm now wondering if there was a third geezer as the Tami Young on Modern is part of Arthur Freemans Quad productions which seem to be written by LA associated people!

I have a massive hunch that John Ridley is completely wrong when he claims the Jumbo Arthur Freeman is the "Played Out Playgirl" (Regal/Dade/Excello) guy.

This is surely and utterly Arthur "Slippin' Around" Freeman.

A cursory listen to both records and the fact this is a Fame release in all but label seems incontrovertible to me. The vocal is incredibly distinctive and links the two conclusively for me. Anyone else feel the same?

Edited May 30, 200915 yr by garethx

I have a massive hunch that John Ridley is completely and utterly wrong when he claims the Jumbo Arthur Freeman is the "Played Out Playgirl" (Regal/Dade/Excello) guy.

This is surely and utterly Arthur "Slippin' Around" Freeman.

A cursory listen to both records and the fact this is a Fame release in all but label seems incontrovertible to me. The vocal is incredibly distinctive and links the two conclusively for me. Anyone else feel the same?

Yep!!!

This is surely and utterly Arthur "Slippin' Around" Freeman.

A cursory listen to both records and the fact this is a Fame release in all but label seems incontrovertible to me. The vocal is incredibly distinctive and links the two conclusively for me. Anyone else feel the same?

Certainly makes sense to me.

"Played Out Playgirl" (Excello)

Love that one!