Vinyl Album - Four Jacks And A Jill - Master Jack - RCA Victor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Four Jacks And A Jill
Title:	Master Jack
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LPM-4019
Date:	Jun 1968
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Four Jacks And A Jill	Mister Nico	Marks	Rate
A2	Four Jacks And A Jill	Timothy	Erasmus	Rate
A3	Four Jacks And A Jill	Sunny Side Of Somewhere	Marks	Rate
A4	Four Jacks And A Jill	Penny Paper	Marks	Rate
A5	Four Jacks And A Jill	Hamba Liliwam	Trad, Arr. Harding	Rate
A6	Four Jacks And A Jill	I Looked Back	Eaton, Wagner	Rate
B1	Four Jacks And A Jill	Master Jack	Marks	Rate
B2	Four Jacks And A Jill	Fifi The Flea	Ransford	Rate
B3	Four Jacks And A Jill	Bobby Blows A Blue Note	Light	Rate
B4	Four Jacks And A Jill	Lonely Desert Boy	Marks	Rate
B5	Four Jacks And A Jill	La La Song	Ledingham	Rate

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This South African group is led by Clive Harding who is the founder and bass guitarist of this group. Additionally, Mr. Harding is an amateur pilot who has the means to transport his group to arrive at personal appearances without delay.

Til Hannamann is the trumpet, rhythm guitar and organ player, whereas Bruce Bark plays the lead guitar, harmonica and saxophone, and Tony Hughes, who is a big listener of soul music, plays the percussion.

When this group had first started in 1964, this group was called the Nevadas, who had very little prosperity. Mr. Harding had decided that his band members grow their hair long due to the sucess that the Beatles had.

After these members started to acquire the hippie look, they changed their group name to the Zombies, and shortly afterward, their success began mainly because of the growth of the long hair style.

When the Zombies met Glenys Lynne (Jill), they asked her to become the new lead vocalist, which led the male members to change the band name to Four Jacks and a Jill. After the male companions had cut their hair short, this group achieved true prosperity when the tune Jimmy Come Lately had peaked at the #2 position of the South African hit parade in 1965. Two years later, Timothy became their first number one tune of the South African hit parade. Consequently, this band was the first South African group that had recieved a Gold Disc award for both tunes.

Even though RCA records had issued four LP discs of South Africa for this band, the Master Jack LP was the first disc of 33.33 rpm of this band that was issued in the United States. Finally, this was the only disc of this band that was both monaurally and sterefonicalli issued in the United States.

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