DOTTIE CAMBRIDGE // HE's About A Mover / soul answer 45
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DOTTIE CAMBRIDGE
HE'S About a Mover
Back in the spring of 1965, a Texas group called The Sir Douglas Quintet had a hit with "She's About A Mover." Come forward three years, to March of 1968 and you have the song being revisited, again under the production of Huey Meaux.
This time, it's not Doug Sahm and his group, it's Dottie Cambridge. Now it seems that Dottie is actually Dorothy Moore (hit with 'Misty Blue') in her days AFTER singing lead for the Poppies, and before being part of Chee-Chee & Peppy.
Anyway- you've got to hear this slice. It starts with a completely odd & funky rhythm track that sounds like something from the Blue Man Group. The tempo is upped about double the original, and then the funky group kicks in. Her other MGM single is a Northern Soul classic, but even this wacked-out version of "She's About A Mover" is being discovered, and has turned up on the recent 'Pow City' (Fabulous Shakers Soul Party) comp. This 45 is flipped with "Save Our Love Baby."
LISTEN TO PART OF THIS RECORD HERE!
CONDITION: NEAR MINT! UNSOLD STORE STOCK IN ORIGINAL COMPANY SLEEVE. THAT MEANS, IT IS FACTORY FRESH, NEVER PLAYED (EXCEPT FOR THIS LITTLE SOUND SAMPLE) AND JUST LIKE NEW. IT'S BEEN IN STORAGE SINCE IT WAS MADE 30+ YEARS AGO. Actual postage on this item is 3.00 within the US. No handling charges ever!
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