Randy Newman's witty "Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancingīear" has always been grit for the cool covers mill - and Price does a Mighty Crowded" - a wickedly good talcum-powder dancer on Vee Jay RecordsĦ28 from late 1964 penned by a young Van McCoy (one of the jewels on here noĭoubt).
Next up Price has a go at Betty Evertt's "Getting
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Penned flipside "Take Me Home" are both in Stereo (the flip couldĮasily be a Mod dancer). I can't be certain but I'd swear theĬhipper Dutch single "Hi Lili, Hi Lo" and its non-album Alan Price "I Put A Spell On You" - Price digging into great material as that Immeasurably with the very-Animals cover of the Screaming Jay Hawkins classic Sounds like some poor Reggae 45 recorded in a bucket. Opening 7" single is awful pap and to add insult to injury - the audio
Ives - the whole set reeks of class and has wickedly goodĪudio too (given the myriad sources). Rare "A Price On His Head" Decca LP from 1967 that you never see.Ĭompiled by ROGER DOPSON for Castle Music and 'Sound Restored' by SIMON MURPHYĪt SRT Studios in St. There are even foreign picture sleeves of "Rosetta" (with his pal Georgieįame), snaps with Brenda Lee, Lulu and Brian Poole as well as a repro of the Long career - 7" single labels from Decca and Deram - 60ts and 70ts pressĬlippings, reviews and trade adverts and of course all those album sleeves. Page is festooned with pictured memorabilia from the varying periods of his Liner-notes assessment of Price's up-and-down career (someone Doggett feels hasīeen unfairly overlooked) - each and every square on both sides of the foldout Were - and if you want proof of that - the 8-square-per-side foldout insert isĪ minor work of presentation art. The time of release I remember thinking how good the Sanctuary compiled CD sets
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