Joe & Eddie - Water Boy - Interesting 60's Soul Sound

[jasbeat89]

ive been looking for this track on youtube for awhile. thanks for posting!

[DiRiddles]

I love this song.  There was an earlier recording that was much better but I haven't been able to find it anywhere. I love Joe and Eddie. My Mother was a huge fan when I was young.

[Marsbar17]

Best album they did I think. Great!

[PJDooWop]

It is a good one. This is a late 60's repackaging of their hits

[shanatoo]

This tune among many of J&E's songs...memorable and lasting!

To be there when it was performed in real...phenomenal!

RIP Joe

Hi Eddie! ;->

[Eatatsix]

I'd like to hear their version of Mac the Knife. They seem to do a great job with everything they sing.

[PJDooWop]

Sorry I'm getting back to this 2 months after the fact. Sometimes I don't see these comments the first time around. I'll get to posting that for you.

[hit004541]

this is fucking genius!! thanks for uploading the song

[PJDooWop]

You're welcome

[estella4star]

Joe and Eddie were so dynamic to see in person... got to see them live in Hollywood in the 60's.

[soulsistah100]

This is a great tune. I love the groove.

[PJDooWop]

It's an infectious groove

[TopshelfTom]

Some of the songs are published by Neil Music, which was GNP-Crescendo's publishing Co....their one big hit was There's A Meeting Here Tonight. Joe Gilbert died in an auto accident in August of 1966. Eddie Brown is still involved in music. Water Boy was the B side of their first GNP 45 (but maybe not this version?). Of the other songs i see on this lp, The Fox was their first Capitol 45 from 1959, however i'd probably assume all of these were Capitol recordings that Sunset/Liberty purchased.

[PJDooWop]

I'm not sure. I never heard of Joe & Eddie before buying this LP.. The person I bought it from said that this LP was issued in 1967, and if Joe passed away in '66 these must be reissued tracks.