Jack Ashford Just Productions Vol.2
Jack Ashford Just Productions Vol.2
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
- Label: Ace
- Bestellnummer: 8690469
- Erscheinungstermin: 31.8.2018
• Featuring 11 previously unissued recordings, this second and final volume of Jack Ashford’s independent soul
productions from 1967 to the mid-70s is an equal to the first well-received compilation.
• It opens with the now revered original version of Softouch’s ‘After You Give Your All’ by the writer Sandra Richardson. Only previously issued on 2016’s 100 Club anniversary single, this is its first digital appearance. We also used an Ashford-produced track for last year’s 100 Club 45; an edit of the Magnificents’ ‘I Can Fly’ (the original incarnation of what Jack would sing as ‘I’ll Fly To Your Open Arms’ on his “Hotel Sheet” album) – presented here is the full version.
• Thanks to DJ Roger Banks’ acetate and to Maxine Brown, we have the original Lorraine Chandler version of ‘Don’t Leave Me Baby’, the song she wrote with Jack Ashford which both Maxine and Ray Gant would cover, the latter a notable Dave Godin Deep Soul Treasure.
• There are beautiful, newly discovered ballads from Billy Sha-Rae and Cecil Norman Jr but one sure to create a minor earthquake among Deep Soul fans is Eddie Parker’s 1976 updating of ‘Crying Clown’.
• Parker’s overlooked Jay Walking single ‘Can’t You See (What You’re Doing To Me)’ sounds great, while labelmates Ray Gant & the Arabian Knights bring on the social comment with ‘Air’ & ‘Don’t Save Your Money’ – both excellent Ashford songs from the 70s.
• It opens with the now revered original version of Softouch’s ‘After You Give Your All’ by the writer Sandra Richardson. Only previously issued on 2016’s 100 Club anniversary single, this is its first digital appearance. We also used an Ashford-produced track for last year’s 100 Club 45; an edit of the Magnificents’ ‘I Can Fly’ (the original incarnation of what Jack would sing as ‘I’ll Fly To Your Open Arms’ on his “Hotel Sheet” album) – presented here is the full version.
• Thanks to DJ Roger Banks’ acetate and to Maxine Brown, we have the original Lorraine Chandler version of ‘Don’t Leave Me Baby’, the song she wrote with Jack Ashford which both Maxine and Ray Gant would cover, the latter a notable Dave Godin Deep Soul Treasure.
• There are beautiful, newly discovered ballads from Billy Sha-Rae and Cecil Norman Jr but one sure to create a minor earthquake among Deep Soul fans is Eddie Parker’s 1976 updating of ‘Crying Clown’.
• Parker’s overlooked Jay Walking single ‘Can’t You See (What You’re Doing To Me)’ sounds great, while labelmates Ray Gant & the Arabian Knights bring on the social comment with ‘Air’ & ‘Don’t Save Your Money’ – both excellent Ashford songs from the 70s.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Sandra Richardson: After you give your all
- 2 The Magnificents: I can fly
- 3 Softouch: Say that you love me boy
- 4 The Perfections: Since I lost my baby
- 5 Jack Ashford: Let me take care of your heart
- 6 Cecil Norman Jr.: How long has it been since you had a love affair
- 7 Eddie Parker: Crying clown
- 8 Billy Sha-rae: The story of my life
- 9 Lorraine Chandler: Don't leave me baby
- 10 Sandra Richardson: Don't let me down
- 11 Ray Gant & Arabian Knights: The first depression
- 12 Billy Sha-rae: I'm gone
- 13 Jack Ashford: This ain't just another dance song
- 14 The Sound Of New Detroit: There can be a better way (Instrumental)
- 15 The Four Sonics: Easier said than done
- 16 Eddie Parker: I need a true love
- 17 Al Gardner: Watch yourself
- 18 Ray Gant & Arabian Knights: Air
- 19 Lay a little lovin' on me
- 20 Eddie Parker: Can't you see (what you're doing to me)
- 21 J. C. Heard: J.C.'S Gritt Gitter
- 22 Brenda Cook: Alone again
- 23 The Four Sonic Plus One: Lost withou you
- 24 Billy Sha-rae: I found the one
Jack Ashford Just Productions Vol.2
EUR 15,99*
