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Thursday, October 4, 2012

LITTLE RICHARD - SOUL TRAIN

You don't need a ticket just GET ON BOARD.

Even though Little Richard's career never recovered commercially after his abrupt departure from the music business in 1957, the man cut some of the hottest wax of his career during the 1966-1968 period (including the incredible "I Need Love").

The Chicago session features the Jackie Wilson/ Brunswick records house band (that later became Syl Johnson's Pieces Of Peace) scorching away, Richard testifying (and laying out a fabulous signature WOO at the end), driven steadily by the bubbling bass of Bernard Reed, and produced by the great Carl Davis. What a team, what a record!

from 1968...

LITTLE RICHARD - SOUL TRAIN


1 comment:

Unknown said...

This is that Little Richard? Incredible. He really does smoke on this track.