Warning this is a chin-stroking thread and I apologise in advance.
Hi
Can anyone help with research. I'm trying to make sense of the last confusing months of the legendary Shrine Label. A mystery surrounds the instrumental 'Charge' which has been played on the rare soul scene.
It comes in at least two forms:
1. The Dreams (They Call Me Jessie James)/The Dreams Band Charge (DC Sound 02) This features Kenni Lewis, the Shrine staff writer and one time member of the Cairos of 'Stop Overlooking Me' fame. It was released in July 1969, by which time Shrine was a busted flush.
2. Strings 'n' Things Charge/Fabulous New York (Jet Set 1007) which is credited to Dale Warren. This appears on a label funded by Shrine's backers the Jet Set.
They are obviously the same record but very different versions. The first is a stomper the latter more orchestral, modern and like a soundtrack. Same intrumental but the writing credits are very different, one crediting the soul-funk producer Gene Dozier the other crediting Dale Warren, Raynoma Gordy's nephew, and a Shrine veteran, who is now I think a classical composer.
The first question is simple - what is the connection between Gene Dozier and Dale Warren?
The second question - I am aware of the Jet Set discography - Jimmy Armstrong/Barbara Long/Jimmy Castor but any further info on DC Sound label would be much appreciated.
Warning this is a chin-stroking thread and I apologise in advance.
Hi
Can anyone help with research. I'm trying to make sense of the last confusing months of the legendary Shrine Label. A mystery surrounds the instrumental 'Charge' which has been played on the rare soul scene.
It comes in at least two forms:
1. The Dreams (They Call Me Jessie James)/The Dreams Band Charge (DC Sound 02) This features Kenni Lewis, the Shrine staff writer and one time member of the Cairos of 'Stop Overlooking Me' fame. It was released in July 1969, by which time Shrine was a busted flush.
2. Strings 'n' Things Charge/Fabulous New York (Jet Set 1007) which is credited to Dale Warren. This appears on a label funded by Shrine's backers the Jet Set.
They are obviously the same record but very different versions. The first is a stomper the latter more orchestral, modern and like a soundtrack. Same intrumental but the writing credits are very different, one crediting the soul-funk producer Gene Dozier the other crediting Dale Warren, Raynoma Gordy's nephew, and a Shrine veteran, who is now I think a classical composer.
The first question is simple - what is the connection between Gene Dozier and Dale Warren?
The second question - I am aware of the Jet Set discography - Jimmy Armstrong/Barbara Long/Jimmy Castor but any further info on DC Sound label would be much appreciated.
Stuart
(Again sorry this is so arcane)