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poor sound quality ,, but what a great song !!!
bastaard1970 3 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Junior Walker & the All-Stars
@bastaard1970 Sorry about the poor sound quality. but when I started this page..it was designed to sound like "am" radio. Now that I know how to do "direct" recording instead of through a VIDEO camera, I will do much better. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
ioxxd90 2 weeks ago
WHERE IS HIP CITY PART ONE ??????
reykool 2 months ago
This generation don't know didllly about getting down with the get down! This is a dance floor explosion! When you get done your are higher than the clouds off of music! JAM!
cryingeyes100 4 months ago
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james jamerson did all early studio work even Jr. walker wjefferson 2823 @concast.net
wjefferson2823 11 months ago
james jamerson did all early studio work even Jr. walker
wjefferson2823 11 months ago
james jamerson did all earlt studio work even Jr. walker
wjefferson2823 11 months ago
Wore OUT this 45rpm jam, Pts 1 & 2! Got to feel it!
expenguin67 2 years ago
Yes. Part 2 got a lot of air play. I'll post Pt 1 soon. Thanks for your comment.
ioxxd90 2 years ago
In South Philly I went to a dance (think it was Epiphany) 67-68 with my good friend, Johnny "The Vint" Di Leo who was one of the best dancers in the neighborhood. Johnny "The Vint" was a great up and coming drummer too. It was here that I danced to Hip City Part 2 and made my mark. Everybody asked how I moved my legs and body to the song? Simple_ it's Rhythm -you can't buy it or rent it.! Eddubbs
eddubbs 2 years ago
How can one NOT move on this record.....
ioxxd90 2 years ago
IN the Old Atlantic City, at Edgehills club is the first time I heard "Hip City" part one and two.
It was actually the first song I heard when I entered the club. That sound and era are forever linked in my memory.
Those were great times in my life.
Jeepster46 3 years ago
It's amazing how powerful music is. As always, I can remember what was going on in my life when I hear some old school stuff. Amazing......
ioxxd90 3 years ago
Thanks mate - James Jamerson makes sense. What a great sound/arrangement from those halcyon days.
klank2 3 years ago
Wondefrul - thanks for putting it up.
Who is playing the bass - really funky?
klank2 3 years ago
I believe it could be James Jamerson. Even though the group is Jr Walker & The All Stars, I believe that the house band @ Motown did most of the music. I could be wrong!
ioxxd90 3 years ago
Gotta be James Jamerson! No one else could groove like that. Bob Babbitt did his thing on Signed, Sealed and Delivered, but this is the great Jamerson all the way!
ltinsley2 3 years ago