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All Turned On! Motown Instrumentals 1960-1972
All Turned On: Motown Instrumentals 1960-72 / Var
All Turned On! Motown Instrumentals 1960-1972
All Turned On: Motown Instrumentals 1960-72 / Var
2022 collection. A stellar cast of musicians take the spotlight on this collection of soul, jazz, funk and other groovy Motown instrumentals which features six cuts otherwise available only as digital downloads and five masters previously unissued in any format. Compiled by the guys behind our popular "Motown Girls" and "Motown Guys" series, the CD opens with three certified crowd-pleasers: the San Remo Golden Strings' 'Festival Time', a Northern Soul favorite that reached the UK charts in 1971, five years after it's original release in the USA; a version of the Supremes' 'Come See About Me' by Choker Campbell's Big Band; and 'I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)' by Earl Van Dyke & the Soul Brothers, an outfit known behind the scenes as the Funk Brothers. The five previously unissued tracks are Choker Campbell's brassy stomper 'The Break Down'; Earl Van Dyke's organ, vibes and guitar-led 'L.B.J.'; the jazzy 'Defunk Brothers' by saxophonist Frank Morelli; 'Little Mack's Shuffle' by the Morrocco Muzik Makers featuring tasty work from guitarist Harold Williams; and 'Great Google Mook', a terrific honker 'n' twanger by the Mysterions. Other highlights include trumpeter Jonah Jones' funky and almost unrecognizable treatment of Stevie Wonder's 'Uptight (Everything's Alright)'; a great version of Hugh Masekela's 'Grazing In The Grass' by Stevie himself under his Eivets Rednow alias; 'Ich-I-Bon #1' by Nick & the Jaguars, a hard-driving rocker from 1960; 'Double 0 And A Half' by the Agents, a band that included members of Jr Walker's All Stars; and 'Good Rockin' by Jr Walker & the All Stars themselves. As usual with our Motown compilations, the package includes notes and track annotations by Hitsville historian Keith Hughes and photos of many of the featured artists.
MOTOWN INSTRUMENTALS 1960-1972
Media | Music CD (Compact Disc) |
Number of discs | 1 |
Released | February 25, 2022 |
Original release date | 1972 |
EAN/UPC | 0029667104821 |
Label | ACE CDTOP1613 |
Genre | Soul / R&B Soul |
Dimensions | 124 × 144 × 70 mm · 108 g |
Track list
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- Festival Time - the San Remo Golden Strings
- Come See About Me - Choker Campbell's Big Band
- I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - Earl Van Dyke
- True Fine Boy - the Funk Brothers
- Sweet Soul - Jr Walker & the All Stars
- Uptight (Everything's Alright) - Jonah Jones
- Let Me Loose - Stevie Wonder
- All Turned on - Bob Wilson & the San Remo Quartet
- The Break Down - Choker Campbell's Big Band
- Grazing in the Grass - Eivets Rednow
- Chicken Little 69 - Earl Van Dyke & the Soul Brothers
- Uptight - Herman Griffin & Band
- I'mi See You Later - Johnny Griffith Trio
- L.b.j. - Earl Van Dyke & the Soul Brothers
- Defunk Brothers - Frank Morelli
- Get Ready - Jonah Jones
- Ich-i-bon #1 - Nick & the Jaguars
- Double 0 and a Half - the Agents
- Hot Sausage - the Mysterions
- Little Mack's Shuffle - Morrocco Muzik Makers
- Good Rockin' - Jr Walker & the All Stars
- Great Google Mook - the Mysterions
- Soul Line - the Agents
- Papa Hooper's Barrelhouse Groove - the Crusaders