Showing posts with label Al Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Al Green. Show all posts

Friday, July 10, 2009

ROCK Sex: "Take Me To the River" - Al Green > Bryan Ferry > Talking Heads



ROCK Sex takes you to the river and washes you down.

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Al Green had previously covered the song "Driving Wheel" by that fellow Memphis great, Junior Parker. When Parker passed away, Al dedicated his original composition "Take Me To the River" to his memory:

AL GREEN -"Take Me To the River" (1974)


Bryan Ferry, of Roxy Music, often covered soul songs he loved on his solo albums. In late '77 he recorded this homage to Green:

BRYAN FERRY -"Take Me To the River" (1978)


Meanwhile, by odd coincidence, his former partner in Roxy Music, Brian Eno, was producing Talking Heads' second album as they too covered Green's song. Though their version was recorded a few months after Ferry's it reached the market before his. To this day many people believe this to be their song.

TALKING HEADS -"Take Me To the River" (1978)




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See Also:

• SHAKE AND FINGER POP! Soul Music and the Interior Truth, with Music Player!

• "Time Is Tight!" - Booker T > The Clash > Elvis Costello > Squeeze

• "I Thank You" - Sam And Dave > ZZ Top

• "Crosseyed And Painless" - Fela > Talking Heads > Brazilian Girls > Angelique Kidjo

• "Slippery People" -Talking Heads > The Staple Singers


• The Real History of Rock and Soul!: The Music Player Checklist


Friday, June 12, 2009

Cool Betty Davis Tribute: THE SOUL OF JOHN BLACK


Here's THE SOUL OF JOHN BLACK, the working name of musician John Bigham. This catchy funker swaggers like Al Green in the mood to sing Parliament's "All Your Goodies Are Gone" or Funkadelic's "I Got a Thing".

This is reportedly a tribute to the ultimate Funk hellion, BETTY DAVIS, who deserves all the love she can get.

THE SOUL OF JOHN BLACK -"Betty Jean" (2009)


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Here's Betty herself. Put your seatbelts on and hold on!

BETTY DAVIS -"Nasty Gal" (1975)



© Tym Stevens



See Also:

• FUNK, The True History: 1970-1974, with 3 Music Players!

• ROCK Orgy: "F.U.N.K." by Betty Davis


• The Real History of Rock and Soul!: The Music Player Checklist