Major Lance Everybody Loves A Good Time - The Best Of Major Lance (2-CD)
- catalog number: CDE2K66988
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Major Lance: Everybody Loves A Good Time - The Best Of Major Lance (2-CD)
Article properties: Major Lance: Everybody Loves A Good Time - The Best Of Major Lance (2-CD)
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Interpret: Major Lance
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Album titlle: Everybody Loves A Good Time - The Best Of Major Lance (2-CD)
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Genre R&B, Soul
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Label LEGACY/EPIC
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0074646698822
- weight in Kg 0.107
| Lance, Major - Everybody Loves A Good Time - The Best Of Major Lance (2-CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Everytime | Major Lance | ||
| 02 | Please Don't Say No More | Major Lance | ||
| 03 | The Monkey Time | Major Lance | ||
| 04 | Mama Didn't Know | Major Lance | ||
| 05 | Keep On Loving You | Major Lance | ||
| 06 | Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um | Major Lance | ||
| 07 | Hey Little Girl | Major Lance | ||
| 08 | Crying In The Rain | Major Lance | ||
| 09 | Little Young Lover | Major Lance | ||
| 10 | You'll Want Me Back | Major Lance | ||
| 11 | Gonna Get Married | Major Lance | ||
| 12 | I'm The One | Major Lance | ||
| 13 | Gotta Right To Cry | Major Lance | ||
| 14 | Think Nothing About It | Major Lance | ||
| 15 | That's What Mama Say | Major Lance | ||
| 16 | Little Miss Love | Major Lance | ||
| 17 | Play A Song For Me | Major Lance | ||
| 18 | It Ain't No Use | Major Lance | ||
| 19 | Gotta Get Away | Major Lance | ||
| Lance, Major - Everybody Loves A Good Time - The Best Of Major Lance (2-CD) CD 2 | ||||
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| 01 | Sweet Music | Major Lance | ||
| 02 | Girls | Major Lance | ||
| 03 | I Just Can't Help It | Major Lance | ||
| 04 | Rhythm | Major Lance | ||
| 05 | The Matador | Major Lance | ||
| 06 | I'm So Lost | Major Lance | ||
| 07 | Sometimes I Wonder | Major Lance | ||
| 08 | Come See | Major Lance | ||
| 09 | Get My Hat | Major Lance | ||
| 10 | Too Hot To Hold | Major Lance | ||
| 11 | Everybody Loves A Good Time | Major Lance | ||
| 12 | Dark And Lonely | Major Lance | ||
| 13 | Investigate | Major Lance | ||
| 14 | It's The Beat | Major Lance | ||
| 15 | Ain't No Soul | Major Lance | ||
| 16 | Without A Doubt | Major Lance | ||
| 17 | Don't Fight It | Major Lance | ||
| 18 | Wait Till I Get You In My Arms | Major Lance | ||
| 19 | You Don't Want Me No More | Major Lance | ||
Major Lance
Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um
Major Lance
Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um
With his old Wells High School pal Curtis Mayfield graciously handing him hit after hit and producer Carl Davis scoping out a new Chicago soul sound heavy on Latin-tinged rhythms, crackling percussion, and booming trombones, Major Lance was riding high in 1964. He'd scored his first smash for Columbia's OKeh subsidiary, The Monkey Time, during the summer of '63 (it's on the previous volume of 'Sweet Soul Music'), and followed it before year's end with another hit from Mayfield's fertile pen, Hey Little Girl; Curtis's vocal group, The Impressions, echoed Lance's ebullient tenor.
Cut at the same date as Hey Little Girl with Mayfield's guitar winding through the brassy backing, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um launched 1964 for Lance in style. "It really wasn't a song that Curtis had written as the kind of song it ended up being," says Davis. "It was like it went off into space somewhere. It didn't have an ending. It was like Greek mythology, when the guy dived off the boat 'cause he heard some voice calling. That's the way the song was originally conceived.
"I went to Curtis and said, 'Man, listen. This is a great song, but you've got to change it around so that we end up talking about a girl.' In those days, love songs were what was going on if it wasn't a dance tune. That was during the time Curtis had begun to do a lot of message songs. I don't know what kind of message it was, but I was fortunate to get him to change those lyrics!" Fortunate indeed: Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um leaped to #5 pop, Major's biggest seller on that front, while a British cover version by Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders reached #5 across the water.
Lance's winning streak continued with The Matador, Rhythm, Sometimes I Wonder, Come See, and Ain't It A Shame. But when Davis was forced out of his OKeh A&R post towards the end of 1965, Major was shuttled down to Nashville to work with Billy Sherrill. It's The Beat made some noise for Lance in '66, but soon he was back recording with Davis at his new Dakar label and enjoying a '69 hit with Follow The Leader. There was also a solid seller the next year for Mayfield's Curtom logo, Stay Away From Me (I Love You Too Much). Lance endured tough times aplenty prior to his September 3, 1994 death in Decatur, Georgia. "If you met him, automatically you knew that he was kind of special," says Carl. "You didn't know quite why he was special until later on. But he was always a special kind of person."
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