Treat Me Good - Jimmy Radcliffe

Un-issued Soul-Jazz Original of the Radcliffe-Scott song covered by Both Julie London and Lu Elliot In 1967 and By Irene Reid on her "Two Of Us" LP (1976).
Jimmy reveals his jazzier vocals, a little known side to his Northern Soul fans, on this one co-written, arranged, conducted and produced for the first planned LP "Sit Down Sunshine". Although the project, as of yet remains unreleased, you get a sense of the versatility of his artistry not only as a singer-songwriter, producer-arranger-conductor but some idea of what his conceptual plans were for his debut album... Soul, Jazz, Blues, Calypso and whatever else was on his palate at that moment of creativity. This was originally conceived during the Pat Lundy Sessions, at Columbia Records, but was put on hold until he could further develope the directions of his take on the song.

Another Song that Should get worked by Bobby Caldwell, Diana Krall, Patti Austin, Boney James, Chico Hamilton, Vanessa Rubin, Peter Cincotti, Michael Buble, David Foster And Others.

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Music

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• Jimmy Radcliffe
• Julie London
• Lu Elliot
• Irene Reid
• Eric Gale
• Gordon Edawards
• Bernard Purdie Purdie
• Esther Phillips
• 60's
• Jazz
• Soul
• Blues
• Beatles
• Rolling Stones
• Tom Jones
• The Sorrow
• Miki Dallon
• Cliff Bennett
• Brian Epstein

[venusclare]

Thankyou for this great share!!

[salzburg9]

thank you for posting this rare gem,

also you've done a great illustration!

[tibus]

Really does deserve to get some attention from those other artists you mention.