James Brown Rare Original UK LP Please please please VG+ '64 MONO London HA-8231
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James Brown~Rare Original UK LP Please please please VG+ '64 MONO London HA-8231
James Brown & His Famous Flames
Please, please, please
Rare Original 1st pressing UK LP released in 1964 on the wide band Plum & Silver London label. Cat: HA-8231. This LP is in MONO. Matrix numbers: ACKL-2738-1B & ACKL-2739-1B.
Over the next few weeks I will be offering a wonderful selection of rare mostly UK late 50's & 60's 1st pressing LP's and EP's. Obtained from and English gentleman who originally lived in Manchester and saw many of the great acts of the day in their prime. His enthusiasm and knowledge of this period of music and the amount of artists he saw was quite staggering and included Rolling Stones, Beatles, Eric Burdon & Animals, Manfred Mann, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Small Faces, Kinks, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Roy Orbison, Sam Cooke, this list went on and on! A fastidious collector his vinyl overall has been kept in fantastic condition especially considering some of the items are over 50 years old! Many of the items would have been bought within weeks of their original release dates. We offer combined postage on all items purchased. Hopefully I will have the opportunity to list his 45's in the near future. Over 300 wonderful items from the same period.
Album review: Though James Brown and His Famous Flames had scored an R&B Top Ten hit in 1956 with "Please, Please, Please," and Brown's next nine singles for Federal Records flopped but the next, "Try Me," his third single of 1958, scored. That was when King Records (Federal's parent label) assembled this, Brown's debut album, out of some of those singles sessions. You can hear the sound of a group and its enthusiastic singer looking for a hit, sometimes in the rock & roll of "Chonnie-On-Chon" (1957) or the 1956 B-side "I Feel That Old Feeling Coming On," sometimes by remaking "Please, Please, Please" under another name, such as "I Don't Know" (1956), sometimes by tackling Coasters-like novelty material such as "That Dood It" (1958), sometimes by aping the smooth Sam Cooke, as on the 1958 B-side "That's When I Lost My Heart," and once by rewriting "My Bonnie (Lies over the Ocean)" as the 1958 B-side "Baby Cries over the Ocean."
Tracks: Please, please, please/ Chonnie-on-chon/ Hold my baby's hand/ I feel that old feeling coming on/ Just won't do right/ Baby cries over the ocean/ I don't know/ Tell me what I did wrong/ Try me/ That dood it/ Begging, begging/ I walked alone/ No, no, no, no, no/ That's when I lost my heart/ Let's make it/ Love or a game.
Record shows some sign of spindle marks on labels. There are some scuff marks on the vinyl which produce a few light crackles throughout. Record is in VG+ condition. Cover has light ring wear and light marks on back, top right corner is slightly scuff. Cover is in VG+ condition.
We offer combined postage for multiple purchases. All records are sealed securely in a plastic sleeve and housed in a stiff cardboard mailer which is then wrapped in paper and sealed around edges with masking tape.
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