Eugene Church The Very Best Of Eugene Church (CD)
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Eugene Church: The Very Best Of Eugene Church (CD)
Unglaublich, dies ist das allererste Album von Eugene Church, dem Inbegriff des coolen West Coast R&B. Wir zeigen seine vier Singles für das große Class-Label inklusive der Hot 100 Hits: Pretty Girls Everywhere' ('36 in 1958) und'Miami' (#67 in 1959). Auch die eine Single für Rendezvous und eine unveröffentlichte Aufnahme von''Miami'', alle produziert von Leon Rene. Enthalten sind die fünf King-Singles von Church, die fast unbekannt sind, obwohl sie von Johnny Otis produziert wurden. Es gab einen R&B-Hit für King,'Mind Your Own Business' (#19 in 1961). Abgerundet wird die Zusammenstellung durch Church's frühere Aufnahmen für Specialty und Modern (als Cliques-Duo mit Jesse Belvin, darunter der #45-Pop-Hit'Girl In My Dreams' von 1956). Wird die vielen Fans des klassischen R&B, Rock'n'Roll und Doo Wop ansprechen.
Artikeleigenschaften von Eugene Church: The Very Best Of Eugene Church (CD)
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Interpret: Eugene Church
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Albumtitel: The Very Best Of Eugene Church (CD)
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Genre Rock'n'Roll
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Label Ace Records
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0029667014021
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| 01 | Pretty Girls Everywhere | CHURCH, Eugene & THE FELLOWS | ||
| 02 | For The Rest Of My Life | CHURCH, Eugene & THE FELLOWS | ||
| 03 | Miami | Eugene Church | ||
| 04 | I Ain't Goin' For That | Eugene Church | ||
| 05 | Without Soul | Eugene Church | ||
| 06 | Jack Of All Trades | Eugene Church | ||
| 07 | The Struttin' Kind | Eugene Church | ||
| 08 | That's What's Happenin' | Eugene Church | ||
| 09 | Good News | Eugene Church | ||
| 10 | Polly | Eugene Church | ||
| 11 | Mind Your Own Business | Eugene Church | ||
| 12 | You Got The Right Idea | Eugene Church | ||
| 13 | That's All I Want | Eugene Church | ||
| 14 | Geneva | Eugene Church | ||
| 15 | Light Of The Moon | Eugene Church | ||
| 16 | I'm Your Taboo Man | Eugene Church | ||
| 17 | Pretty Baby Won't You Come On Home | Eugene Church | ||
| 18 | The Right Girl, The Right Time | Eugene Church | ||
| 19 | Time Has Brought About A Change | Eugene Church | ||
| 20 | Sixteen Tons | Eugene Church | ||
| 21 | The Girl In My Dreams | CLIQUES | ||
| 22 | I'm In Love With A Girl | CLIQUES | ||
| 23 | I'll Mess You Up | CLIQUES | ||
| 24 | Open Up Your Heart | Eugene Church | ||
| 25 | Don't Stop Loving Me | Eugene Church | ||
| 26 | Miami (take 1) | Eugene Church | ||
Eugene Church and The Fellows
Pretty Girls Everywhere
Eugene Church found plenty of inspiration to write his biggest hit on the streets of Los Angeles. While driving around Watts on a hot summer day with his roommate, fellow group singer Tommy 'Buster' Williams (formerly of The Pyramids and Gassers), Eugene noted all the young lovelies strolling the streets and channeled those tempting visuals into the irresistible Pretty Girls Everywhere.
Born January 23, 1938 in St. Louis (his family moved to L.A. in the early '40s), Eugene fell in with the prolific and revered local singer Jesse Belvin, who had his hands in a great many R&B pies during the mid-'50s (they may well have sung on The Sheiks' Johnny Otis-produced original So Fine mentioned above). The two cut a 1956 duet, The Girl In My Dreams, that came out on the Bihari brothers' Modern label as by The Cliques despite Jesse and Eugene being the only two singers on it, and it hit regionally. They encored with a ballad, My Desire. Jesse sang background on Eugene's '57 solo single for Specialty, Open Up Your Heart.
After completing the blueprint for Pretty Girls Everywhere, Eugene and Buster brought it to Bobby Day, who turned it down. But Leon Rene, the owner of Class Records where Bobby recorded Little Bitty Pretty One and Rock-in Robin, had immediate interest. The Fellows - an all-star studio-only aggregation - consisted of Belvin, Williams, Richard Berry, and Alex Hodge. The rocking number, sporting an unusual baritone sax solo, was flipped with a ballad, For The Rest Of My Life, and pressed up on Class in September of 1958, where it took its time making a #6 R&B/#36 pop showing in early '59.
Eugene made a similarly infectious Class encore, Miami, that cracked the R&B hit parade with a peak of #14 in the late summer of '59, but his fine rocking followups Jack Of All Trades and The Struttin' Kind flew under the radar. Rene moved Church over to Rendezvous, the label he'd founded with Rod Pierce, for Good News in 1960 before Eugene defected to King Records to work with Johnny Otis. There he nailed his last R&B hit in late '61 with a typically lively Mind Your Own Business. Eugene had five King 45s in all, seeping into 1963.
With a surname of Church, it was fitting that Eugene became a minister, although he returned to make a '67 single for World Pacific. He was intermittently active on the L.A. oldies circuit prior to his April 16, 1993 passing.
- Bill Dahl -
Various - Vol.10, Street Corner Symphonies 1958
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