Bobby Hutton Piece Of The Action Vinyl LP 2024
1. Lend A Hand
2. It's All Been Said Before
3. Then I Found You
4. Until I See You Again
5. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love
6. I Love The Way You Make Me Feel
7. Lead Me On
8. There Ain't No Man
9. Can't Stop Talking
10. A Part Of Me
This is the first reissue of the âPiece Of The Actionâ LP since 1973, and the CD has bonus tracks with everything Bobby Hutton recorded between 1969 and 1974. Everything taken from the original master stapes and restored.
Bobby Hutton is from Detroit, Michigan and began his career after winning a talent show at the 20 Grand nightclub. In 1971 he performed on the very first nationally aired Soul Train TV programme. He cites Jackie Wilson as his biggest influence. He began writing under his real name Harold Hutton, then Billy Davis at Chess Records persuaded the change to Bobby Hutton. He had decided not to pursue a career at Motown, and after one single for Checker, then another at Blue Rock (a subsidiary of Mercury) he moved to the Philips label for the huge Northern Soul favourite, âCome See Whatâs Left Of Meâ which was first played at the Stafford All-Nighters back in1985, covered up as Casanova Brown. Talents that produced and arranged for Bobby during those Blue Rock/Philips sessions include Donny Hathaway and Joshie Jo Armstead, and in fact it was with Jo that Bobby co-wrote that Northern Soul classic.
The Philips tracks are all on the CD as bonus tracks to the Piece Of The Actionâ album for ABC Records in 1973.
Produced by Dee Ervin, there are several fine tracks to enjoy but surely none better than the Gary Wright-penned âLend A Handâ which became one of the biggest âmodernâ Northern Soul tracks of all-time after spins at venues like the Highland Room at the Blackpool Mecca and Wigan Casino. The track was first championed by DJ Colin Curtis in 1974.
The album is beautifully produced with vocal accompaniments from artists including Patti Hamilton of The Lovelites, Jean Plum, Mikki Farrow and Frankie Karl. It received great reviews at the time and that persuaded ABC to release a non-album follow-up 45 produced by the brilliant McKinley Jackson and Reginald Dozier credited âLoving You, Wanting You, Needing You, Wanting Youâ/âWatch Where Youâre Goingâ which is an elusive, highly sought-after single by soul collectors worldwide (now an Expansion 7â reissue).
Bobby Hutton Piece Of The Action Vinyl LP 2024
1. Lend A Hand
2. It's All Been Said Before
3. Then I Found You
4. Until I See You Again
5. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love
6. I Love The Way You Make Me Feel
7. Lead Me On
8. There Ain't No Man
9. Can't Stop Talking
10. A Part Of Me
This is the first reissue of the âPiece Of The Actionâ LP since 1973, and the CD has bonus tracks with everything Bobby Hutton recorded between 1969 and 1974. Everything taken from the original master stapes and restored.
Bobby Hutton is from Detroit, Michigan and began his career after winning a talent show at the 20 Grand nightclub. In 1971 he performed on the very first nationally aired Soul Train TV programme. He cites Jackie Wilson as his biggest influence. He began writing under his real name Harold Hutton, then Billy Davis at Chess Records persuaded the change to Bobby Hutton. He had decided not to pursue a career at Motown, and after one single for Checker, then another at Blue Rock (a subsidiary of Mercury) he moved to the Philips label for the huge Northern Soul favourite, âCome See Whatâs Left Of Meâ which was first played at the Stafford All-Nighters back in1985, covered up as Casanova Brown. Talents that produced and arranged for Bobby during those Blue Rock/Philips sessions include Donny Hathaway and Joshie Jo Armstead, and in fact it was with Jo that Bobby co-wrote that Northern Soul classic.
The Philips tracks are all on the CD as bonus tracks to the Piece Of The Actionâ album for ABC Records in 1973.
Produced by Dee Ervin, there are several fine tracks to enjoy but surely none better than the Gary Wright-penned âLend A Handâ which became one of the biggest âmodernâ Northern Soul tracks of all-time after spins at venues like the Highland Room at the Blackpool Mecca and Wigan Casino. The track was first championed by DJ Colin Curtis in 1974.
The album is beautifully produced with vocal accompaniments from artists including Patti Hamilton of The Lovelites, Jean Plum, Mikki Farrow and Frankie Karl. It received great reviews at the time and that persuaded ABC to release a non-album follow-up 45 produced by the brilliant McKinley Jackson and Reginald Dozier credited âLoving You, Wanting You, Needing You, Wanting Youâ/âWatch Where Youâre Goingâ which is an elusive, highly sought-after single by soul collectors worldwide (now an Expansion 7â reissue).
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1. Lend A Hand
2. It's All Been Said Before
3. Then I Found You
4. Until I See You Again
5. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love
6. I Love The Way You Make Me Feel
7. Lead Me On
8. There Ain't No Man
9. Can't Stop Talking
10. A Part Of Me
This is the first reissue of the âPiece Of The Actionâ LP since 1973, and the CD has bonus tracks with everything Bobby Hutton recorded between 1969 and 1974. Everything taken from the original master stapes and restored.
Bobby Hutton is from Detroit, Michigan and began his career after winning a talent show at the 20 Grand nightclub. In 1971 he performed on the very first nationally aired Soul Train TV programme. He cites Jackie Wilson as his biggest influence. He began writing under his real name Harold Hutton, then Billy Davis at Chess Records persuaded the change to Bobby Hutton. He had decided not to pursue a career at Motown, and after one single for Checker, then another at Blue Rock (a subsidiary of Mercury) he moved to the Philips label for the huge Northern Soul favourite, âCome See Whatâs Left Of Meâ which was first played at the Stafford All-Nighters back in1985, covered up as Casanova Brown. Talents that produced and arranged for Bobby during those Blue Rock/Philips sessions include Donny Hathaway and Joshie Jo Armstead, and in fact it was with Jo that Bobby co-wrote that Northern Soul classic.
The Philips tracks are all on the CD as bonus tracks to the Piece Of The Actionâ album for ABC Records in 1973.
Produced by Dee Ervin, there are several fine tracks to enjoy but surely none better than the Gary Wright-penned âLend A Handâ which became one of the biggest âmodernâ Northern Soul tracks of all-time after spins at venues like the Highland Room at the Blackpool Mecca and Wigan Casino. The track was first championed by DJ Colin Curtis in 1974.
The album is beautifully produced with vocal accompaniments from artists including Patti Hamilton of The Lovelites, Jean Plum, Mikki Farrow and Frankie Karl. It received great reviews at the time and that persuaded ABC to release a non-album follow-up 45 produced by the brilliant McKinley Jackson and Reginald Dozier credited âLoving You, Wanting You, Needing You, Wanting Youâ/âWatch Where Youâre Goingâ which is an elusive, highly sought-after single by soul collectors worldwide (now an Expansion 7â reissue).
