Mickey Shorr & The Cutups - "Dr Ben Basey" b/w Cutups with Stinewey Sam - "Roaring 20's rag" (TUBA 8001)

Written by Shorr & Goodman - Produced by Shorr & Goodman

We think this is the Detroit Tuba label as it's the same design as Dee Edwards "You say that you love me"

Any Info on Mickey Shorr & The Cutups would be appreciated.

There was some instrumental/jazz tracks released on the label (somebody Lyttle springs to mind, with a track called 'The Snapper') so it could well be in that mould.

There was some instrumental/jazz tracks released on the label (somebody Lyttle springs to mind, with a track called 'The Snapper') so it could well be in that mould.

No the record is a cutup of snips of 60's records - if you know Captain Zap & The Motortown Cutups - "Loony Landings" on Motown you get the idea.

Edited August 31, 200717 yr by funkyfeet

There was some instrumental/jazz tracks released on the label (somebody Lyttle springs to mind, with a track called 'The Snapper') so it could well be in that mould.

it is the same tuba, though, yes. novelty record. tuba released soul, jazz, folk, gospel, pop, and this one.

mickey shorr was a detroit record/audio retailer whose business was next door to the tuba/music merchants office for a time. hey may have been a radio dj too.

Edited August 31, 200717 yr by weingarden