BOB B SOXX BLUE JEANS ZIP A DEE DOO PHLP-4002 White Label DJ LP Phil Spector '63

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Description:

         Artist: Bobby-B-Soxx and the Blue Jeans

         Title: Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah

         Label: Phillies Records-4002 (scarce DJ-white label)

         Year: 1963

         Country of origin: USA

         Format: 12” Mono 33 1/3rpm Mono LP Vinyl Record

         Producer: Phil Spector

         Arranger: Jack “Specs” Nitzsche

         Engineer: Larry Levine

         Vocals: Bobby Sheen (The Robins, Coasters)- Fanita James & Darlene Love (both Blossoms)

         Guitar: Glenn Campbell, Carol Kaye, Irv Rubins, Billy Strange

         Saxophone: Nino Tempo

         Hal Blaine: Drums

         Percussion: Frank Capp

         Bass: Jimmy Bond, Ray Pullman, Wallick Dean

         Pianos: Leon Russell, Al Delroy, Nino Tempo, Don Randi

Tracks: 12 Side A. 1. Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah  2. Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart  3. Let The Good Times Roll   4. My Heart Beats A Little Bit Faster  5. Jimmy Baby  6. Baby (I Love You)  Side  B. 1. White Cliff Of Dover  2. This Land Is Your Land  3. Dear (Here Comes My Baby)  4. I Shook The  World   5.   Everythings  Gonna Be  All right  6. Dr. Kaplan's Office (instrumental)

Condition: Used-VG+ Record white label promotional record has a number of plays with some superficial marks on the vinyl but still in very desirable condition with no warps or skips / G cover with all seams scotch taped with 44 years of overall cover wear including certain session musicians noted by dee jay underlined on back cover. (photo)

Summary:  In 1962 Phil Spector, Los Angeles Phillies record label owner & music producer rearranged Disney’s 1946 academy award song, Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah using recording engineer, Larry Levine with the wall of sound orchestra adding singers Bobby Sheen, Fanita James and Darlene Love ( Bob - B - Soxx and the Blue Jeans). As an R&B platter Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah wound up at  #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the US and landed at #45 on the UK singles chart for the year 1963.     

DJ-edition: This radio auditioning copy was sent to a radio station for airplay to generate a buzz (sales) prior to store release -very 1st copies hot of the press aren’t always the best pressings - but they are the  first heard and not for sale-the non white label copies are rare and scarce because dj's didn't treat records with enough respect to recycle. As a former broadcaster I could tell one 2 many tales of chaos with abuse in the KAOS music library before John Foster (OP magazine-Lost Music Network) became a paid staff member as music librarian which ended chaos and abuse by introducing the green-line policy. A  minimum of  70% or more for indies label air time as oppose to major labels and filing the records in the music library instead of piling them on a desk at the end of a shift.

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