The other day I posted a thread on Cal Tjader's brilliant Soul Sauce that was moved for lord knows what reason?
Any way I am now convinced that The Soul Source Thought Police are now watching me so I will move swiftly along to the subject of my next post.....................
Latin Soul, Cal Tjader's Soul Sauce gives you a real taste of latino vibe and there are others that have "Crossed over" from that genre to Northernsoul.
Ricardo Ray - Nitty Gritty is an absaloute peach of a track that I'm sure would make a coma patient's foot tap! Again I have never heard this played at a venue but I would love to see it get some floor time.
Shirley Ellis - The Nitty Gritty is an exellent track as well but in my opinion lacks the explosive energy as the Ricardo Ray version and I thin k it was recorded live, which one is the original I do not know? Shirley recorded the track in 1963 and Ricardo Ray in 1968 this would suggest that Shirleyn is the original but I am not convinced as it is a step away from her norm although she was regarded as a bit of a novelty act, any Shirley Ellis spotters out there?
My next Latin sound is The Showmen - Our Love Will Grow, Latino? You tell me, but I hear the beat.
The other day I posted a thread on Cal Tjader's brilliant Soul Sauce that was moved for lord knows what reason?
Any way I am now convinced that The Soul Source Thought Police are now watching me so I will move swiftly along to the subject of my next post.....................
Latin Soul, Cal Tjader's Soul Sauce gives you a real taste of latino vibe and there are others that have "Crossed over" from that genre to Northernsoul.
Ricardo Ray - Nitty Gritty is an absaloute peach of a track that I'm sure would make a coma patient's foot tap! Again I have never heard this played at a venue but I would love to see it get some floor time.
Shirley Ellis - The Nitty Gritty is an exellent track as well but in my opinion lacks the explosive energy as the Ricardo Ray version and I thin k it was recorded live, which one is the original I do not know? Shirley recorded the track in 1963 and Ricardo Ray in 1968 this would suggest that Shirleyn is the original but I am not convinced as it is a step away from her norm although she was regarded as a bit of a novelty act, any Shirley Ellis spotters out there?
My next Latin sound is The Showmen - Our Love Will Grow, Latino? You tell me, but I hear the beat.
Johnny Caswell - You Don't Love Me Anymore
Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up
Gil Scott-Heron - The Bottle
Doug Banks - I Just Kept on Dancing
Any others or has my ear gone tits up?