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Junior - Mama Used To Say

ARTIST / GROUP

Junior

VINYL ALBUM / SINGLE TITLE

Mama Used To Say (12")

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:

Mercury Records (US) 1981 / MDS 4014
12" Disco Single 33 rpm vinyl

STUDIO CREDITS / RECORDING / RECORD SLEEVE LINER NOTES:

Producer(s) : Bob Carter for Extreme Productions

Mixer/Remixer : Tee Scott (T. Scott)

ALBUM TRACKLISTING:

Side A
Mama Used To Say (Tee Scott Mix 6:40)

Side B
Mama Used To Say (Instrumental 6:05)
Mama Used To Say (English Party Mix 4:56)

MUSIC COLLECTOR NOTES ON THIS VINYL RECORD ALBUM / SINGLE:

"Mama Used To Say" was a UK track that was huge in New York and remixed by Tee Scott. Vocalist Junior Giscombe hailed from the UK and followed up with other material, but never surpassing "Mama Used To Say."

This vinyl album / single was posted by:
Bernie: DiscoMusic.com (3602)
on Sep 17, 03 | 12:40 pm

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Reviews of this Vinyl Record by Junior...

I was only five and six years old respectively when this song came out, but I have and will remember it forever. It's probably my most favorite and most memorable song of all time. Now that I'm 29 years old and I see what the vinyl sticker looks like, I don't really know why when I think about it, but none the less, I'm astonished to see that my hometown's riverside downtown photo is on it, even though Junior Giscombe was from England.
I forgot that Chicago, Illinois is the birth place and founding town of "post-Disco" dance music, known as House music, although this is a funk album, it appeared at the same time as House and anyone who was anybody in the world of music in that time and related genre, traveled to and played much and or recorded and produced out of Chicago.

Thank You Very Much -Khari A. Hubbard
 
Posted Nov 01, 05 | 10:59 am by Khari Hubbard

Its great to see the 12" cover of this song which was massive on dance floors around Europe in the 80's

II think there was a hot instrumental version on the flipside!

It was a big big One hit Wonder, and not surprisingly it can still be heard quite often on the radio today!
DJ Duggy Day
 
Posted Dec 08, 08 | 8:30 pm by DJ Duggy Day


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