I know this was on the LP body and soul, what was the 45 on and what was the flip side, also anyone know the year of release?

Thanks

1968?

was this booted on jazzman?

Original 45 is on Prestige and it's quite rare - You'll be looking at a coupla hundred for a minter.

Edited June 15, 200817 yr by pikeys dog

Jazzman is a 'reissue' label, and to be honest I'm not sure how official any of their releases are.

I had the impression that was right, i know a few people have this on 45 and it's way out of my league, think i'll be getting the LP for now, very nice record though.

according to the jazzdisco.org website, this 45 was recorded in September, 1968

PR 45-709 Eddie Jefferson - Psychedelic Sally c/w See If You Can Get To That

I know this was on the LP body and soul, what was the 45 on and what was the flip side, also anyone know the year of release?

Thanks

Horace Silver did a nice (original) version !

Billy Pauls version on his Ebony Woman LP (Neptune/Epic) was also very good

I like Eddies (Stax) stuff but don't know this have you a sound clip TIAV.

Anyone got any of the covers? Really want to hear them!

Wow that's a great crazy beat record.

Jazzman is a 'reissue' label, and to be honest I'm not sure how official any of their releases are.

All Jazzman releases are fully licensed and totally official - on their funk compilations (Florida Funk, Texas Funk, Midwest Funk etc.) each band are tracked down, interviewed and properly preserved for posterity... despite the leanings toward funk, plenty of the back catalogue would appeal to memebers on here. The SAADIA compilation, FANIA, pretty much most of the 12"s (Beloyd, Ellipsis). And nearly forgot the new SOUL45 imprint - Little Beaver, Purple Mundi, Tolbert - all limited to 500 copies, and ALL FULLY LICENSED...

Horace Silver did a nice (original) version !

I have a copy of the Original Blue Note Horace Silver version for sale - not expensive either! - PM If interested.

Ste.

All Jazzman releases are fully licensed and totally official - on their funk compilations (Florida Funk, Texas Funk, Midwest Funk etc.) each band are tracked down, interviewed and properly preserved for posterity... despite the leanings toward funk, plenty of the back catalogue would appeal to memebers on here. The SAADIA compilation, FANIA, pretty much most of the 12"s (Beloyd, Ellipsis). And nearly forgot the new SOUL45 imprint - Little Beaver, Purple Mundi, Tolbert - all limited to 500 copies, and ALL FULLY LICENSED...

So if i were to buy the jazzman re-issue of this and play it out what would the general concensus be?

So if i were to buy the jazzman re-issue of this and play it out what would the general concensus be?

You would get away with it at a Mod do, many do play Jazzman / re-issue stuff, play a re-issue on the Northern scene and you would have vital organs removed and eaten by bitter old Northern boys!

Ste.

I like Eddies (Stax) stuff but don't know this have you a sound clip TIAV.

Different Eddie Jefferson

Different Eddie Jefferson

Which one recorded So What?

Which one recorded So What?

The Eddie that did Psychedelic Sally, its on the album anyway?

Ste.

You would get away with it at a Mod do, many do play Jazzman / re-issue stuff, play a re-issue on the Northern scene and you would have vital organs removed and eaten by bitter old Northern boys!

Ste.

not at my mod do you wouldn't.

The Eddie that did Psychedelic Sally, its on the album anyway?

Ste.

Not on 'The Jazz Singer' it ain't

not at my mod do you wouldn't.

Thats a few people i know of stuffed for a guest spot then - LoL!

Ste.

So if i were to buy the jazzman re-issue of this and play it out what would the general concensus be?

That you'd be playing a track which anyone else could if they spent a few quid with Jazzman instead of looking for something different to play. Like playing Frank Wilson on the British reissue, time to fetch the tar and feathers.

You could always play it off the original LP.

Having said that I have enjoyed quite a lot of the Jazzman stuff. Even if it is only a G away from a top shelf magazine.

Like playing Frank Wilson on the British reissue...

Has that been done before?

I've bought the LP now, and i also got hold of the billy paul version but im not too keen on that.

Thanks for all the help.

I've bought the LP now, and i also got hold of the billy paul version but im not too keen on that.

Thanks for all the help.

Good LP, i've had it over 20 years and i'm still not bored of it!

(Filty McNasty - another superb track on there and my theme tune! )

Ste.

Good LP, i've had it over 20 years and i'm still not bored of it!

(Filty McNasty - another superb track on there and my theme tune! )

Ste.

You could always 'complete the family' with Sister Sadie & Jeanine