what can I do for you? WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR ME?!!!

[markydefad]

Note: I'm filling in the info as I get it...so if ya know what's not been answered...feel free to post.

I need the following information:

#6) EASE ON DOWN THE ROAD - Consumer Rapport
1) timing
2) producer: (Harold Wheeler?)
3) bpm

#35) E-MAN BOOGIE - Jimmy Castor Bunch
1) bpm only (approx. 120)

#45) SUNNY -Yambu
1) timing = 4:32 (I have it on some K-Tel mix...so I don't know the actual length; AMG shows 4:33 in some compilation)


#47) NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE YOU DO DO - Jeanne Burton
1) timing :A= 2:57 B= 2:30
2) producer: S.O.N.N.Y (Sound of New New York)
3) writer: S. Casella
4) bpm :

#55) LET'S DO THE LATIN HUSTLE- Eddie Drennon
1) bpm

#64) HOLLYWOOD HOT- Eleventh Hour
1) bpm

#68. LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT - Tapestry
1) timing
2) producer
3) writer
4) bpm

#70) (DO YOU WANNA) DANCE, DANCE, DANCE - Calhoon
1) bpm

#71) I AM SOMEBODY - Jimmy James & the Vagabonds
1) producer :Biddu
2) bpm

#74) CHECKMATE - Barrabas
1) writer
2) bpm

#75) LOVE IS EVERYWHERE - cITY lIMITS
1) timing
2) producer
3) writer
4) bpm

#77) ESCAPE FROM TOMORROW - Lalo Schifrin
1) timing
2) producer
3) writer: Schifrin, right?
4) bpm

#84) PEACE AND LOVE - Ron Butler & The Ramblers
1) timing: A= 2:49 (instrumental) B= 2:49 (vocal)
2) producer: Major Lance
3) writer: Ed Minnis
4) bpm:

#87) NOWHERE - Hokis Pokis
1) timing: 3:32
2) producer: not listed
3) writer: J. Girolamo
4) bpm

#88. (THEME FROM) LADY, LADY, LADY (ARE YOU CRAZY FOR ME?) - Boogie Man Orchestra
1) bpm + approx. 124

#93) IT'S IN HIS KISS - Linda Lewis
1) producer
2) bpm

#100) LOOK ON THE GOOD SIDE - The Invitations
1) timing: 3:35
2) producer: B. Cunnington/T. Lester/W/ Lester/R. Brown/J. Blunt
3) writer: same as prod.
4) bpm= 117

Thanks!!!

[Mixmachine]

I need the following information:

#6) EASE ON DOWN THE ROAD - Consumer Rapport
1) timing
2) producer: (Harold Wheeler?)
3) bpm

I've got to look for this one..

#35) E-MAN BOOGIE - Jimmy Castor Bunch
bpm only

My e-man boogie '82 12" version is 120bpm, I only used even numbers, 30 seconds x2

#45) SUNNY -Yambu
1) timing = 4:33 (I have it on some K-Tel mix...so I don't know the actual length; AMG shows 4:33 in some compilation)

my 7" is 4:32

#47) NOBODY LOVES ME LIKE YOU DO DO - Jeanne Burton
1) timing
2) producer
3) writer
4) bpm

I don't see a producer listed, writer is S.Casella, Part 2 is 2:30 on the flip

http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/i/mixmach/..._Loves_you.jpg

#64) HOLLYWOOD HOT- Eleventh Hour
1) bpm
#75) LOVE IS EVERYWHERE - cITY lIMITS
1) timing
2) producer
3) writer
4) bpm
#68. LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT - Tapestry
#100) LOOK ON THE GOOD SIDE - The Invitations

Don't remember this ones :cry:

#71) I AM SOMEBODY - Jimmy James & the Vagabonds

http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/4942_0_2_0_C/

#84) PEACE AND LOVE - Ron Butler & The Ramblers

The vocal flip is also 2:49
http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/i/mixmach/...ace%26Love.jpg

#87) NOWHERE - Hokis Pokis

http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/i/mixmach/...HokisPokis.jpg

#88. (THEME FROM) LADY, LADY, LADY (ARE YOU CRAZY FOR ME?) - Boogie Man Orchestra
1) bpm

http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/4201_0_2_0_C/

I had it at124 bpm

If no one else has the rest of the bpms, I'll time them later....

[DISCODISK]

#100) LOOK ON THE GOOD SIDE - The Invitations
1) timing 3.35
2) producerB CUNNINGTON/T.LESTER/W LESTER/R BROWN/J BLUNT
3) writer BOB CUNNINGTON/T.LESTER/WILLIE LESTER/RODNEY BROWN/J BLUNT
4) bpm 117

[markydefad]

Thanks for the great information-- mixmachine and discodisk!!! :D :D :D

I greatly appreciate it. Would like to add this info to the 1975 Top 100. I'll wait to add it until I obtain as much as is possible.

[Mixmachine]

# 84= 124 BPM
#55= 120 BPM
#70) (DO YOU WANNA) DANCE, DANCE, DANCE - Calhoon
1) bpm 114
This guys used to perform this song life down here all the time @ Club Rum Bottoms in '75, mentioned in Moulton's column, and later at the Brasserie(sp), a mainly Rock Bar with Disco intermissions and great wet t-shirts contests :lol:, my only gripe with the 12" mix is that Moulton didn't extend the conga break solo part further... :(

# 47= 128 BPM
# 71 = 124 BPM
#87= NOWHERE - Hokis Pokis = 124 BPM
I still need to get that Krivitt remix 12" :roll: I also found their '76 follow up, "Swing/Get cha girl" although not as good, it is still great!

[markydefad]

Wow, thanks Mixmachine!!! I really appreciate you taking the time to do that for me...now if we could only agree on politics!!!! :lol: :P

[DISCODISK]

MARKY
EASE ON DOWN THE ROAD isnt treally listing a producer it just says a record by stephen v scheaffer and harold weaver so i assume they wrote and produced,timing 3.02, b.pm im getting 122 dont think thats accurate
linda lewis was produced by bert decoteaux/tony silvester
im trying to help you but the other day i smashed my ribs [second time in 18 months],i was hoping it is just a bad bruise but last night i felt a rib scrunching together its broken :cry: so i gotta give up for tonight,ive been trying to find the tapestry record but i cant,
but i DID find music to my heart-julie budd we were talking about that one and its definately credited to julie budd and not julie as i thought i also found a urszula dudziak u.k promo :oops: [looks unplayed ]i also found a copy of hip it- hosanna on calla we never spoke about this one you dont need any info from that do you?

typed whilst listening to :lol: :lol:
moses smith-the girl across the street 4.10 version :P and his unreleased try my love from the c.d the northern side of philly soul, remastered by tom moulton,cheers tom :P

[nrgbeat]

DD, how did you hurt your ribs?

[thommy2458]

Marky-I have my records in 4 different places,so
let me know what you don't find,but here are a
few I came up with:
City Limits/love is Everywhere Time:4:17 produced by Bruce Hawes

Julie/One Fine Day time:3:18 produced by Herb Bernstein arr by Harold Wheeler

Tapestry/life is what you make it tme 3:05(both sides)written,arr and produced by john davis(!)

Yambu/Sunny time 4:32
produced by Al Santiago

Consumer Rapport/Ease on
down(promo 12") time 6:27
produced by Stephen Scheaffer and Harold Wheeler

Eleventh Hour/Hollywood Hot(promo 12") time 7:28
BPM 104 produced by Bob Crewe

Sorry for any repeats and
any missed BPM's!

Thom

[Mixmachine]

Marky, "E-Man" off the 1974 LP is 116 BPMs, the '82 Salsoul 12" version is much faster.

[markydefad]

I'm still working on compiling this info...almost done-- but I have no info on:

Escape From Tomorrow by Lalo Schifrin (20th Century)

Need: producer/writer/timing/bpm

I'm guessing that Schifrin is the composer and probably the producer also....anyone have the facts???? :-?

[originalbigm]

My 7 " version of C'mon Baby Do The Latin Hustle is rated at 115 bpm according to MixMiester.

[Mixmachine]

Deodato's 7" Caravan/watusi strut = 3:27 with long Watusi Strut on the flip @6:08, this one is more like breakbeat jam without the melody

the 7" of Bimbo Jet is listed as El Bimbo (Disco Version)@ 3:55 flip is 2:21 version previously released under the Chocolate boys

Al downing @ 3:07 in 1974 :o and "Baby let's talk it over" on the flip 3:21

Biddu Summer of 42 is 3:08 on the 7"

Eddie Drennon first released, apparently the same year "let's do the Latin Hustle " with the Young systers, same song, a different performance...

I looked but could not find "Lalo" :( it is probably in a difficult location to reach for now :(

[Mixmachine]

The 7" edit of Swearin' to god" is 3:58 long

Where is the love was produced by KC :D of the Sunshine band (H.W. Casey and R. Finch exactly :)

Esther Phillips is 3:12 long on 7"

and Herbie's cover of Highjack is 5:32 on 7"

it only takes a minute is 3:13 long on 7"

You set my heart on fire on 12"

And Yes, Gloria Scott's sweet instrumental is on the flip :D at 2:45, this label looks bad but the vinyl is great!

Ok, enough fun for the night :lol: