The idea may sound boring: You have no ideas for you 45 flipside, but you gotta record right NOW, so just belch out some kind of "part two" of your topside. Could be a pretty dull thing, but not on this fine 1966 piece of wax. Topside kicks ass (check out STRANGE WORLDS#3), but the flip is even weirder: A cacophony of teenage wacko-ness, live onto tape. I'd like to know what the guys in the recording studio thought about this. From Florence, AL. Go go go!Some additional info that was posted as a comment:
Glenn Hall - Bass
Donald "Duck" Heupel - Guitar
Richard Haun or Hann - Keyboard
Randy Whales - Drummers
Bobby Heathcoat - Vocals/howling
This was recorded at Sun Recording studio in Memphis, TN in 1966 by Judd Phillips (Sam Phillips brother). (She) Put Me Down was a Jerry Lee Lewis song that was sold to Sun records.
Jerry Wexler wanted to buy this song performed by “The Bobbies” but problems with their producer caused this to never happen.
The original side b was suppose to be an amped up version of "I Call Your Name" by The Beatles but on the 2 hour drive to the studio, they heard The Mamas & the Papas cover this on the radio. They came up with side 2 on the fly.
Wow. I never thought that I would find this on the internet. I did a google search for "The Bobbies" hoping to find something. My father played bass in this band. Where did you find this record!!!
AntwortenLöschenIve just put this on ebay up for sale.
AntwortenLöschenPete Griffin, Great Britain 27th August 2009
Glenn Hall - Bass
AntwortenLöschenDonald "Duck" Heupel - Guitar
Richard Haun or Hann - Keyboard
Randy Whales - Drummers
Bobby Heathcoat - Vocals/howling
This was recorded at Sun Recording studio in Memphis, TN in 1966 by Judd Phillips (Sam Phillips brother)
(She) Put Me Down was a Jerry Lee Lewis song that was sold to Sun records. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnflJvL8Y3g
Jerry Wexler wanted to buy this song performed by “The Bobbies” but problems with their producer caused this to never happen.
The original side b was suppose to be an amped up version of "I Call Your Name" by The Beatles but on the 2 hour drive to the studio, they heard The Mamas & the Papas cover this on the radio. They came up with side 2 on the fly.
My question is…how did you know that they were from Florence Alabama?
hi guys,
AntwortenLöschenthanks for the info/ story on the BOBBIES!
i bought this on ebay, if i remember well. good buy!
-Lee
I've an tune titled "(She) Put Me Down" by a group named The Bobbies
AntwortenLöschenfrom compilation "Feelin' Bad -USA Garage Greats" but it's a different version, more rockin'.
Do you know?
yes, that's the top side of the 45. the homebase of the band was taken from barry wickham's book.
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