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| Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On | 
 enlarge | Artist: Little Richard & Jimi Hendrix
Label: Lt Series
Category: Music
List Price: $6.98
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Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 267914
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 8712273051215
ASIN: B000050K9V
Release Date: January 13, 2008
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All Vee-Jay with one K-Tel (and possibly just 1 JH) August 29, 2008
There's a strong possibilty that Hendrix is featured on many 1964-66 LR recordings. The best evidence is for his involvement in a May, 1965 session only - and this collection has just one track from that eventful day: a foot-stomping romp thru Rock and Soul Heaven, "Dancin' All Around The World (aka Dance A Go Go)", the best pressing I'ver heard!
The remainder are the familiar sides we see on countless collections, the best being the title tune (original, short mono version, with curious fade-up) and "Lawdy, Miss Clawdy" (short mono version). If it's not Hendrix on "Clawdy", he wouldn't have lifted the needle on playback.
I enjoyed the best-ever pressings of the awkward but enjoyable jazz-rock mixes of "Memories Are Made Of This" and "Only You". They were cut in summer of 1964 and actually have greater historic resonance for *other* stars: James Brown, Tom Jones, Blood Sweat And Tears.
Let's see, we have Richard's fourth recut of "Ooh My Soul", from August 1976 - if you slow down the pitch, you'll enjoy it even better. Following some bizarre experiments in the studio where his voice wasn't in shape, Richard was persuaded to do one more R & R session before his return to Gospel around 1977. He really got it together on the Specialty sound-alike set.
As I said, it's possible Hendrix is heard on all but the '76 cut. It's been written that he was a constant touring companion of Don & Dewey, who were in the Little Richard Show at the time. Hendrix joined the Upsetters officially either 12-64 or 01-65, but it's very reasonable to assume he was on the scene.
Good price, especially for the novice fan/historian, of these two amazingly influential artists.
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