Uploaded by MotownMagic1959 on Sep 21, 2007
This is probably the most well known of Shorty Long's most original tracks, which arrived in May 1968 on the Soul label of Motown. As I said before he died in a boating accident in June 1969. A short lived career. JOHN
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SICK BASS LINE. RIP JAMERSON
4 years ago 8
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James Jamerson, what more to say!
Awesome
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This came out at the same time as Pigmeat Markham. Caused some confusion in the store! Both are very good.
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I used to jam to this song so much as a kid! My grandma had it on vinyl and would play it on her phonograph all the time, im pretty sure this was one of the first songs i knew all the words too. 18 years later i still know all the words haha.
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Remember this and Pigmeat Markham's 'I Am The Judge' out that same summer. Too much of a coincidence, but both got heavy rotation on Radio Luxembourg.
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OMFG XD Theme song for my school play last year XD Good memories of dancing back stage to this amazingness JUDGE M.HATTER RESIDES!
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i first heard this song in gary indiana at cartmans music shop on 5th ave. 1968
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@larrrypa first version,by the valadiers,most popular version by the monitors w/richard street on lead
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I remember this song well when it came out! I was in the 9th grade at the time.
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Listen to this while driving a 1969 GTO Judge.
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@KCKILLERCAT A REAL soul-full life experience which fits GREAT with the soul-full Shorty
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Oh haha they play this song for the little kids in kindergarten they love dancing to it, During carpet time. :D
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long lost, I bought this single after watching the Here Come the Judge bits on Laugh In. I believe I purchased this Shorty Long 45 down at Singer's. Yes, the same Singer's that sold sewing machines. They had a top 40 section at the rear of the store. Cool, huh! Sewing machines AND phonograph records!! You don't find much of that anymore.
WallyPlumstead 3 years ago 4
That's unusual, we didn't ever have Singer shops here in Brighton, UK, but in the 60's I used to get my Motown 45 rpm singles in a large store called Bellmonds, they were called "Tamla Motown" label then as we didn't have all the separate labels of Motown as in the US, great times eh?
John
MotownMagic1959 3 years ago 2