CD Album - Clyde McPhatter - A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues - Sundazed

CD Album

Artist:	Clyde McPhatter
Title:	A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues
Label:	Sundazed
Country:	USA
Date:	2000
Catalogue:	SC 6165
Barcode:	090771616524
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Clyde McPhatter	A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues	Terry Thompson	Rate
02	Clyde McPhatter	Sweet And Innocent	Rick Hall, Billy Sherrill	Rate
03	Clyde McPhatter	Lavender Lace	Roy Orbison, Joe Melson	Rate
04	Clyde McPhatter	I'm Not Going To Work Today	Joe Tex	Rate
05	Clyde McPhatter	I'll Belong To You	D. Ervin, E. Newmark, E. McCoy	Rate
06	Clyde McPhatter	Everybody Loves A Good Time	Van McCoy	Rate
07	Clyde McPhatter	Little Bit Of Sunshine	S. Jacobson, R. Sexter	Rate
08	Clyde McPhatter	Everybody's Somebody's Fool	Keller, Greenfield	Rate
09	Clyde McPhatter	I Dreamt I Died	P. Vance, M. Davey, J. Coffey	Rate
10	Clyde McPhatter	Lonely People Can't Afford To Cry	Paul Vance, Leon Carri	Rate
11	Clyde McPhatter	Everybody Loves A Good Time (Alt. Take)	Van McCoy	Rate
12	Clyde McPhatter	Little Bit Of Sunshine (Alt. Take)	S. Jacobson, R. Sexter	Rate
13	Clyde McPhatter	I Dreamt I Died (Alt. Take)	P. Vance, M. Davey, J. Coffey	Rate
14	Clyde McPhatter	Lonely People Can't Afford To Cry (Alt. Take)	Paul Vance, Leon Carri	Rate

Notes

Amy recordings from 1965 - 1967.
The alternate takes (tracks 11 - 14) have been released here for the first time.
Tracks 1 - 4: produced by Rick Hall and Bob Montgomery;
tracks 5 - 8, 11 and 12: produced and arranged by Alan Lorber;
tracks 9, 10, 13 and 14: produced by Bob Davie.
Recorded at Regent Sound Studio and Mirasound Studio in NYC and Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL.

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George Slv 6th Aug 2015		If you read the bottom right of the insert page 4, the notes are creating a terrible mixup with the two songs. When it says Lavender Lace differs from Roy Orbison's, it is referring to Sweet and Innocent. Terrible mistake. Considering what follows it. They locate an old reference of Orbison and Melson writing Lavender Lace. So now is this also a typo and they meant Sweet and Innocent? There is no Orbison Lavender Lace. They allow that the reference may be mistaken. But we still aren't sure what they are talking about. Lavender Lace was written by Bob Montgomery around 1966, confirmed on the single.



George Slv 6th Aug 2015		Youtube video comparing 3 versions of A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues. Clyde is third. From GeoSilverAway



George Slv 6th Aug 2015		This collection from Amy is mostly soul ballad oriented. That was not the way to get hits. But there are terrific standouts in a pop-rock vein - tracks 01 to 04. These were on singles, but were not enuf to get him hits at that stage. If nothing else you need to have his "A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues" in your collection.