Vinyl Album - Jay And The Techniques - Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie - Philips

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Jay And The Techniques
Title:	Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie
Label:	Philips
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	BL7834
Date:	1967
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jay And The Techniques	Contact	Ross, Gamble	Rate
A2	Jay And The Techniques	Been So Long (Since I Loved You)	Clark, Bailey	Rate
A3	Jay And The Techniques	Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie	Irby	Rate
A4	Jay And The Techniques	The Power Of Love	Shuman, Ross	Rate
A5	Jay And The Techniques	Victory	Barkan	Rate
A6	Jay And The Techniques	Ain't No Soul (Left In These Old Shoes)	Renick, Levine	Rate
B1	Jay And The Techniques	Hey Diddle Diddle	Fuqua, Bristol, Gaye	Rate
B2	Jay And The Techniques	Lovin' For Money	Wayne, Ross	Rate
B3	Jay And The Techniques	Here We Go Again	Lucas	Rate
B4	Jay And The Techniques	Stronger Than Dirt	Gale, Bauer	Rate
B5	Jay And The Techniques	Keep The Ball Rollin'	Randell, Linzer	Rate

Notes

A Jerry Ross Production

Mono LP

SIDE 1

1.Flamingo Music
2,6. T.M Music Ltd.
3. Akbestal Music (USA)
4. Carlin Music
5. Essex Music

SIDE 2

1. Jobete-Carlin
2. Mecolico
3 B. Feldman & Co.
4 Flamingo Music
5. Screen Gems-Columbia

Front Laminated Flip Back Sleeve

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Magic Marmalade 7th Dec 2016



Magic Marmalade 9th Jun 2015		Decided to go a bit sideways today (Crab like, and clacking my claws as I did so), from the rock and prog vein I was in recording wise, and try a little of this. Very short album, but bops along nicely - I believe a couple of these were favoured in the Northern Soul scene at one time - and you can certainly hear it in every track. But being neither Northern, nor quantifiably posessed of a soul myself (I sold it for a bag of chips the other day - I wasn't using it much anyway), it sounds a little bit Soul-lite to me...like it was just toned down a bit for polite society of the time, falling somewhat short of a sweat soaked soul session. But the band is great... a lot of puch and snap (And it occurs that it must have been a bit of a curiosity for the time to have a group who's members are both white and black - outside Stax maybe - ) you can hear the singer(s) are not having to try too hard to achieve this (good) performance, it's just that you can hear they(?) could probably really let go if they wanted to, but don't quite. Nevertheless, this would be great bashing out of a convertible on a summer's day... but if, like me you can't afford a convertible... you could just cut the roof off your Hyundai, or Kia (or if you cannot, like me, afford a car of any description... steal one, cut the roof off that), put this on, and you're away! (doesn't say anywhere on this album who the female backing singers are)

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Linked Releases

UK - Philips - 1967 [Stereo]

USA - Smash - 1967 [Stereo]

USA - Smash - 1967 [Mono]