Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 44:37
Size: 102,5 MB
Styles: Blues
Scans: Full
1. Mojo Woman (4:22)
2. Something Funny Is Going On (4:36)
3. No More Doggin' (6:25)
4. European Holiday (3:55)
5. I'll Be There (3:02)
6. Southern Woman (7:45)
7. Hurry Sundown (14:31)
McCall was born in New Madrid, Missouri. He joined the United States Army, and then settled in Chicago where he had lived for a period as a child. In 1964, he played guitar and sang, alongside Otis Clay, with the Gospel Songbirds, who recorded for Excello Records. Cash later joined another gospel singing ensemble, the Pilgrim Jubilee Singers.
Billed under his birth name, his debut solo single release was "Earth Worm" (1963). Three years later he co-wrote "When You Wake Up" with the record producer Monk Higgins. His initial soul styled demo was issued by Thomas Records, who chose to call him Cash McCall. The song reached #19 on the US Billboard R&B chart. This led to McCall touring with Lou Christie and Mitch Ryder in Dick Clark's Caravan of Stars. However, subsequent releases for both the Thomas and Checker labels failed to chart. These included the song "It's Wonderful To Be In Love". In 1967, McCall co-wrote "That's How It Is (When You're in Love)", a Top 30 R&B hit for Otis Clay.
Under the tutelage of Willie Dixon, McCall went on to become a session musician and songwriter for Chess Records. In the late 1960s, McCall, along with Jimmy Dawkins and Johnny Twist, played guitar on some of George "Wild Child" Butler's early recordings. McCall gravitated towards the blues in the 1970s. He issued Omega Man (1973) before relocating to Los Angeles in 1976, and by 1983 McCall had released No More Doggin'. In 1985 McCall and his band appeared at the Long Beach Blues Festival, and in 1987 Stony Plain Records released the album Cash Up Front. /Wikipedia
Billed under his birth name, his debut solo single release was "Earth Worm" (1963). Three years later he co-wrote "When You Wake Up" with the record producer Monk Higgins. His initial soul styled demo was issued by Thomas Records, who chose to call him Cash McCall. The song reached #19 on the US Billboard R&B chart. This led to McCall touring with Lou Christie and Mitch Ryder in Dick Clark's Caravan of Stars. However, subsequent releases for both the Thomas and Checker labels failed to chart. These included the song "It's Wonderful To Be In Love". In 1967, McCall co-wrote "That's How It Is (When You're in Love)", a Top 30 R&B hit for Otis Clay.
Under the tutelage of Willie Dixon, McCall went on to become a session musician and songwriter for Chess Records. In the late 1960s, McCall, along with Jimmy Dawkins and Johnny Twist, played guitar on some of George "Wild Child" Butler's early recordings. McCall gravitated towards the blues in the 1970s. He issued Omega Man (1973) before relocating to Los Angeles in 1976, and by 1983 McCall had released No More Doggin'. In 1985 McCall and his band appeared at the Long Beach Blues Festival, and in 1987 Stony Plain Records released the album Cash Up Front. /Wikipedia
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6 comments:
@ Red Rooster. when you can find the time, may I get this re-upped please. Thanks
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@Rooster. KooKooKoo, Thanks.
please re-up, thanks!
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