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Cliff Nobles & Co. - Love Is All Right (The Horse) - 1968

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An excellent example of backing track re-use. The B side of the 1968 hit "The Horse"

'Love Is All Right' was backed by a jamming instrumental track called, 'The Horse'. Released in May of 68', 'Love Is All Right' took a death dive when a DJ in Tampa, Florida began to flip the record over and play 'The Horse'. Afterwards, the Horse became the A-side and ' Love Is All Right' became the B-side. Credited as Cliff Nobles & Co, ' The Horse' hit No 2 on the R&B singles the week ending July 13, 1968 and No 2 Pop, the week ending June 29.

'The Horse' would have climbed into No 1 position had it not been for another instrumental masterpiece entitled 'Grazing In The Grass' by trumpet great Hugh Masekela on Uni. 'The Horse' went on to sell two million copies.
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  • How wild to hear this song with lyrics after only hearing the instrumental version for so many years!

  • in the mornin love is allright in the evening love is allright!

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  • I think I actually like it better with the vocals.

  • Wow! Have never heard it with the words! High school memories for sure 1969 through 73. the band played the Horse at every pep rally1 Awesome!!!

  • My college had an r&b band that used to play this horns & all . I played baritone sax , sang backgrond & played some keybords .

  • @OriginalNeNe84 Your uncle Cliff Nobles , may god rest his soul made one of the most unforgetable instrumental in r&b . I LOVE THIS SONG !

  • The story as I've heard it years ago was that Cliff was so drunk he didn't make it to the recording session when they cut "The Horse" (side b )and did it with just the instruments. They later dubbed his vocals onto the track when he sobered up to make this record. No disrespect intended...RIP Cliff.

  • RIP Uncle Cliff

  • I had the 45 and at the time, I thought this was a silly idea but now I think it rocks!. Thanks for posting this rarity!

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  • Hey everyone ! In fact, the horse lives on with a vocal track entitled: The Horse, sung by The James Boys, Phil L.A. of Soul # 316 Jesse James wrote the lyrics, and the "James Boys" were believed to be Cliff Nobles and The Fantastic C, singing the vocals. I love this version of "The Horse", and treasure this single in my collection of GREAT R&B music !!

  • Daddy C..I'm trying to get Bobby to add this to the song list. When you come up for rehearsal, help me put a bug in his ear. Always loved the guitar riff.

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