blackguitaristz said:

oh and another thing do you have any more songs? I would love to hear them if not make more!
[Edited 9/23/09 16:57pm]

IAintTheOne said:

Aaaah man,..thank you. And thank u for the compliments to my father. Standing to me, is hands down the best thing released by Eddie and Ernie. Although it's billed as a duo, they had already disbanded by the time my father recorded this. My mother & father and myself moved up here to Hollywood in 71 specifically for my dad's solo career. Ernie stayed in Arizona. This song was cut with some of the cats I had mentioned earlier, James Jamerson, Ray Jackson and James Gadson. This song was recorded with a batch of other solo material of my father's. So what u hear on this is my dad on all of the vocals himself. But because Hadley Murrell, a dj turned record promoter/producer who was working with my father at the time, thought this song was on fire that he did a rush release of it with Buddah. Since my dad's only track record at that stage were many 45 singles released under the billing "Eddie and Ernie", Buddah released this 45 as such, thus the Eddie and Ernie title on the a song which for all intent and purposes, is a solo recording of my dad alone. It was to be part of his solo album that didn't come to pass then. Same scenerio with Daptone's release of "Bullet's Don't Have Eyes". That is another song recorded after Eddie and Ernie broke up but because it was included on their compilation album "Lost Friends", Daptone released it as Eddie and Ernie.
[Edited 9/23/09 17:46pm]

babynoz said:

Don't you get tired of people asking you if your related to THAT Campbell? Like if I was related to the King of soup I would be talking to YOU!??

PurpleDiamond2009 said:

Yes, Of course I do. I'm recording my solo album now so you'll be able to hear more.

Yo Blackguitaristz!!!!! Send me the link 2 the ORIGINAL and YOUR version, please!!!!!

That was tight BGZ, a trippy bluesy shockadelic vibe u got going on, rippin' that axe man, very nice solos.

I can definately hear the PRINCE and JESSE influences.

Loved it, look 4ward 2 more tunez at MYspace or wherever u choose 2 release em.

Peace bruh and thanx 4 sharing.

blackguitaristz said:

you be sure & keep us abreast
I'd support it!!!

RONNYRON said:

Thanx bruh, thank you for digging it.

DirtyChris said:

Thank you very much.

Just listen to it again

Sounds like you had fun putting this together


To be honest, I don't hear Prince's or Jesse's influences as others stated on here


Sounds original to me


Good job, my friend

funkpill said:

I agree!

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I'm late as usual, But I had to come in and give my props to BGZ and dad!!!

Great piece--love both versions --and of course, beautiful, soulful guitar, as usual,BGZ--Love that feel!!






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funkpill said:

Thank you, man. Being compared to great guitarists is always nice but nothing beats being told that what you've done sounds original.

paligap said:

Nah brah, you're not late. You're right on time! What it is pali? You're one of the few on here who has posted on this thread who has actually heard some of my own stuff...Thank you man, as always.

I liked the guitar. I enjoyed the song You are very talented.

Now I want first dibs on a copy of your solo album

funkpill said:

blackguitaristz said:

Yeah you definitely put an original spin on it.

Yo, I wonder if anyone here noticed but BGZ brought a little Bobby Womack with that "I had a true love and I lost it" part.

I also heard the song and must admit I never heard the original before until the other day and was not aware his father was a recoring artist but I really liked BG's version a lot and thought it was touching. The song is so catchy and the guitar solo rocked!!

Both versions were very nice, but I like the addition of the guitar to BZ's version.

I have heard BG's instrumentals before, but that was the first time I'd heard him sing.

I know I'm late, but I just listened to the broadcast today.

I'm glad I did. Blackguitaristz did a great job! The Prince influence is definitely there, but I think he did a good job of marrying the classic sound of his father's song with his influences to create his own thing.

I really liked the bass and guitar on his version.

Keep playing player. I look forward to hearing more.

Side note: They had some nice jams on that broadcast. I went and downloaded a few.

Yo Chris,
You know I completely dig your style.. I heard the show. big ups!!!

'I feel you' regal.


[Edited 9/28/09 9:13am]

And here the download for Friday's show ... but no Blackguitaristz this time.

http://wrir.org/x/modules...ryid=10994

Playlist:

-Yakety Yaks-Soul Night Pt.1 / Washington Sound
-The Soul Survivors-Turn Out The Fire / Atco
-John Phillip Soul And His Stone Marching Band-That Memphis Thing / Pepper
-Billy Stewart-Summertime / Chess
-Father & Sons-Soul In The Bowl / Audition
-Darrel Banks-Our Love / Revilot Records
-Marvin Wheatley & The Communicators-Asphalt Jungle Pt.1 / Sas Records
-Race-Class And Power-Nickel Or Two (TBS 72) / Tobacand
-The Bonnevilles-Play It Cool / Now Records
-The Manhattans-That New Girl / Carnival
-Barbara Lynn-Letter To Mommy And Daddy / Jamie
-Ketty Lester-Love Letters / ERA Records
-Alvin Robinson-Something You Got / Tiger
-Al Green-Strong As Death (Sweat As Love) / Hi
-The Ideals-The Mighty Lover / Boo-Ga-Loo Records
-Little Tommy-Lov'h / Sound Of Soul
-Lenis Guess-I Keep Coming Back For More / Guess Records
-Irma Thomas-I'm Gonna Cry Till My Tears Run Dry / Imperial
-Jewel Atkins-Tic Tack Toe / ERA
-The Sherrys-Pop Pop Pop Pie / Guydon
-The Marathons-Talkin' Trash / Arvee
-Major Lance-It's The Beat / Okeh
-The Blarneys-Kilkenny's Party / Romulus
-The Dells-Inspiration / Cadet
-Solomon Burke & His Orchestra-Rockin' Soul / Atlantic
-Barnie Hayes-Tribute To A Black Women / Double Soul
-Charlie McClendon & The Magnificents-Stone Me / L-Rev
-Barbara And The Uniques-Your Gonna Make Me Cheat On You / Arden
-The Gaslight-Here's Missing You / Grand Junction
-The Lost Generation-Talking The Teenage Language / Brunswick
-Chick Willis-It Aint Right / La Val
-Alex Williams and the Mustangs-The Thrill Aint Gone / Jewel
-Talk Of The Town-Dont Be So Mean / Northbay
-Michael Washington-Stay Mine / Capcity Record Corporation
-Z.Z. Hill-Love In The Street / United Artists
-Sugarcane Harris-I'm Unconscious / Epic
-Jimmy McCracklin-Get Together / Liberty
-Major Lance-Rhythm / Okeh
-Brenton Wood-Gimme Little Sign / Double Shot
-Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames-In The Meantime / Imperial
-Don Covay & The Goodtimers-Mercy, Mercy / Rosemart
-Barbara Lewis-I Say Love / Atlantic
-Patti Labelle & The Blue Belles-Decatur Street / Nicetown
-Jerry Hayward-You Stole My Heart Away / Symbol
-Jimmie Steward Jr.-I'm In Love Again / Better Records

Loved your tribute man! Your father's version was beautiful, but I really appreciated your addition of the guitar! Wonderful!

RONNYRON said:

That is a very cool way of describing it...."a trippy bluesy shockadelic vibe".
I like that.

luv4u said:

Thank you very much, luv. U will CERTAINLY get a copy.

ladychel61 said:

Thanx,

Timmy84 said:

Thank you, T.

Timmy84 said:

Aaaaaah, good ear T84, good ear. Yeah, I included that lyric from one of my all time favorite songs, "A Woman's Gotta Have It" because my dad was pretty good friends with Mr. Womack and that phrase fit the theme of my father's lyrics. And more so the spoken part on my version...about a true love that I had and I dogged over it. So I just tied it all together. Man, everytime I hear that song when Bobby sings "Oh I had a love....a true love and I lost it." and when I hear my dad's song "Standing At The Crossroads" when he sings "If I had done right, I wouldn't have lost my love"...those sentiments cut deep in my brain because I can hella relate to it. So I just connected all of that in my version.