James Brown-Try Me LP.(Vinyl Passion Mint Factory Sealed 19 Tracks Remastered)
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Feb 1, 2022
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Description
James Brown-Try Me LP.(Vinyl Passion Mint Factory Sealed 19 Tracks Remastered).
Label: Vinyl Passion – VP 80047 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: Europe Released: 12 Dec 2014 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul
About this product
Product Identifiers Record Label Vinyl Passion UPC 8712177064489 eBay Product ID (ePID) 11050157964 Product Key Features Artist James Brown (R&B)/James Brown & His Famous Flames, Bobby Byrd, Kenny Burrell, Panama Francis, Clifford Scott Format Vinyl Release Year 1959 Release Title Try Me! Type LP Genre Soul, R&B Additional Product Features Additional information Full performer name: James Brown & His Famous Flames. TRY ME!, a collection of Brown's pre-1960 Federal singles, was his second LP. It was previously reissued by King in 1964 as THE UNBEATABLE JAMES BROWN: 16 HITS (King 919). Personnel includes: James Brown, Bobby Byrd (vocals); Kenny Burrell, Bobby Roach, Nafloyd Scott, Eddie Freeman (guitar); George Dorsey, John B. Brown (alto saxophone); Clifford Scott, J.C. Davis, Wilbert "Lee Diamond" Smith, Ray Felder, Cleveland Lowe (tenor saxophone); Louis Madison (piano, background vocals); Ernie Hayes, Alvin "Fats" Gonder (piano); Carl Pruitt, Bernard Odum, Clarence Mack, Edwyn Conley (bass); David "Panama" Francis, Nat Kendrick, Edison Gore, Reginald Hall (drums); Bill Hollings, J.W. Archer, Johnny Terry, Sylvester Keels, Nashpendle Knox (background vocals). Recorded at Beltone Studios, New York, New York; Master Recorders, Los Angeles, California; King Studios, Cincinnati, Ohio between February 4, 1956 and January 30, 1959. Originally released on King (12-635). Digitally remastered by Gary N. Mayo (PolyGram Studios). The Unbeatable James Brown: 16 Hits was a reissue of the 1959 album Try Me!. Since "Try Me" is the only chart hit on the album, the title is misleading, but the collection still presents good early James Brown. ~ William Ruhlmann Number of discs 1price rating