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Dan Penn: Fame Recordings

(2013/Ace) 24 tracks, coloured vinyl, 2-LP.
1964-66

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Interpret: Dan Penn
Album titlle: Fame Recordings
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Ace Records
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0029667001410
weight in Kg 0.6

Penn, Dan - Fame Recordings LP 1
01	Keep on talking	Dan Penn
02	Feed the flame	Dan Penn
03	Far from the maddening crowd	Dan Penn
04	Uptight good woman	Dan Penn
05	Come on over	Dan Penn
06	Unfair	Dan Penn
07	Rainbow road	Dan Penn
08	Come into my heart	Dan Penn
09	Don't lose your good thing	Dan Penn
10	The thin line	Dan Penn
11	I need a lot of loving	Dan Penn
12	Take a good look	Dan Penn

Penn, Dan - Fame Recordings LP 2
01	Power of love	Dan Penn
02	It tears me up	Dan Penn
03	Strangest feeling	Dan Penn
04	Do something (even if it's wrong)	Dan Penn
05	I do	Dan Penn
06	Everytime	Dan Penn
07	You left the water running	Dan Penn
08	(take me) just as I am	Dan Penn
09	Slippin' around with you	Dan Penn
10	I'm living good	Dan Penn
11	Long ago	Dan Penn
12	The puppet aka I'm your puppet	Dan Penn

Dan Penn Dan Penn first came to the fore as the 14-year-old writer of `Is A Bluebird Blue?', a... more

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Dan Penn

Dan Penn first came to the fore as the 14-year-old writer of `Is A Bluebird Blue?', a substantial hit for Conway Twitty in 1960. In the late Fifties, he formed a group, Dan Penn and the Pallbearers — adopting their name after buying a hearse as a bandwagon — with David Briggs (piano), Norbert Put-nam (bass), Jerry Carrigan (drums).

They made several un-successful records, playing local Alabama clubs and bars, before Rick Hall hired them as a session band for his new Fame studio, where Penn began a lengthy and fruitful part-. nership with another Fame sessioneer, Lyndon 'Spooner' Oldham. As a songwriting partnership, Penn and Oldham produced several hundred songs, some used by artists from Hall's own Fame label, some artists from other labels doing individual sessions at the studio, and some passed on to artists in other local studios since Penn and Oldham were not contracted to Fame as writers.

Penn also wrote with other renowned sessioneers, most notably with Chips Moman, which team was responsible for `Do Right Woman — Do Right Man', a million-seller for Aretha Franklin and the magnificent doomy, country-soul ballad 'Dark End Of The Street', recorded by James Carr, Roy Hamilton and numer-ous others. As a producer Penn worked with the Box Tops amongst others. He continued his partnership with Spooner Oldham, however, and they went on to form their own in-dependent production company, working from Lynn-Lou Studios. He has recorded in his own right for MGM, Earth, Fame, Atlantic and Happy Tiger.

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