Ohio Players Observations In Time - The Johnny Brantley/Vidalia Productions (CD)
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Ohio Players: Observations In Time - The Johnny Brantley/Vidalia Productions (CD)
Les premiers enregistrements de la centrale funk et soul qui allait faire connaître "Fire" et "Love Rollercoaster" au monde entier. Les 24 titres de 1967-1968 sont rassemblés pour la première fois.
Les 24 titres de la période charnière et influente de leur longue et fructueuse carrière sont disponibles sur Observations In Time : The Johnny Brantley / Vidalia Productions. Contenant l'intégralité du LP Observations In Time, leurs deux singles Compass et le matériel sorti par la suite, Observations In Time : The Johnny Brantley / Vidalia Productions est l'ultime regard sur un groupe qui a changé le R&B moderne à plusieurs reprises et qui a finalement fait partie de la première classe intronisée au Rhythm and Blues Hall of Fame en 2013. Avec un emballage et de nouvelles notes de Tim Dillinger-Curenton décrivant l'histoire, Observations In Time : The Johnny Brantley / Vidalia Productions est une sortie parfaite pour mettre en valeur ce groupe de soul influent.
Propriétés de l'article: Ohio Players: Observations In Time - The Johnny Brantley/Vidalia Productions (CD)
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Interpret: Ohio Players
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Titre de l'album: Observations In Time - The Johnny Brantley/Vidalia Productions (CD)
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Genre R&B, Soul
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Label OMNIVORE
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0810075113891
- Poids en kg: 0.08
| Ohio Players - Observations In Time - The Johnny Brantley/Vidalia Productions (CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Here Today And Gone Tomorrow | Ohio Players | ||
| 02 | Mother-in-law | Ohio Players | ||
| 03 | Stop Lying To Yourself | Ohio Players | ||
| 04 | Over The Rainbow | Ohio Players | ||
| 05 | Find Someone To Love | Ohio Players | ||
| 06 | Cold Cold World | Ohio Players | ||
| 07 | Summertime | Ohio Players | ||
| 08 | Bad Bargain | Ohio Players | ||
| 09 | The Man That I Am | Ohio Players | ||
| 10 | Lonely Street | Ohio Players | ||
| 11 | Street Party | Ohio Players | ||
| 12 | A Little Soul Party (A Woman & Some Soul) | Ohio Players | ||
| 13 | A Thing Called Love | Ohio Players | ||
| 14 | My Neighbors | Ohio Players | ||
| 15 | Tell Me Why | Ohio Players | ||
| 16 | You Don't Mean It | Ohio Players | ||
| 17 | Trespassin' | Ohio Players | ||
| 18 | I Got To Hold On | Ohio Players | ||
| 19 | It's A Cryin' Shame | Ohio Players | ||
| 20 | Alabama Soupbone (Pt 1 & 2) | Ohio Players | ||
| 21 | I've Gotta Get Away | Ohio Players | ||
| 22 | Love Slips Thru My Fingers | Ohio Players | ||
| 23 | The Man That I Am (Instrumental) | Ohio Players | ||
| 24 | Street Party (Instrumental) | Ohio Players | ||
Ohio Players
Fire
Ohio Players
Fire
The sleek, seductive funk of The Ohio Players had their roots in another notable outfit from the Buckeye State, The Ohio Untouchables. Guitarist Robert Ward assembled the original lineup. Born in Luthersville, Georgia on October 15, 1938, Ward joined The Brassettes after returning home from the Army. Alto saxist Ralph ‘Pee Wee’ Middlebrooks, born August 20, 1939, was with him. Robert moved to Dayton, Ohio in 1960. “I was tired of eating oranges off the orange trees in Florida, and tired of doing the farm work,” said the late guitarist. “So I went up there for a better way of living.”
In Dayton, Ward recruited drummer Cornelius Johnson (born July 12, 1937) and bassist Levoy Fedrick for his Ohio Untouchables. “I was thinking about Robert Stack and The Untouchables,” Ward said. “I said, ‘Well, they’re the untouchables in stopping crime. I want to accumulate a band where we’ll be up there with the best, and be unstoppable!’” Pee Wee rejoined his ex-bandmate, and tenor saxman/flutist Clarence Satchell (born April 15, 1940) signed up too. Marshall Jones replaced Fedrick. The Untouchables recorded for Detroit-based Thelma Records as well as Motor City producer Robert West’s Lu Pine logo, backing The Falcons on their ’62 hit I Found A Love along with making their own blistering Lu Pine singles.
Disgusted with their career progress, Ward took his gospel-permeated vocals and distinctive Magnatone amp-powered guitar sound and exited The Untouchables in 1965. “Everybody was looking for fortune and fame, and the money didn’t never come,” he said. Ward went on to play with Wilson Pickett, toil as a Motown session guitarist, and came back big in the ‘90s. Pee Wee, Marshall, and Clarence kept the band going as The Ohio Players, bringing in Leroy ‘Sugarfoot’ Bonner, born March 14, 1943 in Hamilton, Ohio, on guitar. They had a small ’68 hit with Trespassin’ for the Congress label and paused at Capitol and Tangerine, but it was at Armen Boladian’s Westbound logo where they took off in ‘71 with Pain (Part 1).
Producing their own material, The Players went gold for the first time in ‘73 with the zany Funky Worm, which paced the R&B hit parade. 1974 was their year. Moving over to Mercury Records with Billy Beck now on keys, Marvin Pierce on trombone, and Jimmy ‘Diamond’ Williams on drums, they posted three blockbusters: Jive Turkey (Part 1), Skin Tight (a #2 R&B smash), and the across-the-board chart-topper Fire, which came out late in the year (the latter pair went gold). The song sprang from a studio jam and was also the title track of the band’s biggest-selling LP, which rocketed to the top of the pop album listings. The provocatively sexy artwork gracing the Players’ LP covers was as seductive as the music therein.
- Bill Dahl -
Various - Sweet Soul Music 23 Scorching Classics From 1974
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