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mardi 24 mars 2015

HERBIE GOINS & THE NIGHTIMERS N° 1 IN YOUR HEART

EMI/PARLOPHONE records (uk)1967              PMC7026
    
         
In 1965, Goins left Korner to front another band, the Nightimers 
(or, sometimes, Night-Timers) (formed July 1964), after their 
singer Ronnie Jones left. The group quickly gained a reputation,
especially among Mods, as one of the hottest R&B bands in the UK.
Band members included Mick Eve (tenor saxophone) (born Michael Eve,
21 September 1937, Walthamstow, North East London), Mike Carr (keyboards),
Harry Beckett (trumpet), David Price (bass), Bill Stephens (drums),
and Speedy Acquaye (congas).[3] In 1966, Herbie Goins and the
Night-Timers recorded "No. 1 In Your Heart", written by Clyde Wilson 
(who recorded as Steve Mancha) and Wilburt Jackson, and first
recorded by Motown group The Monitors.


track list:

A1 Outside Of Heaven    
A2 Look At Granny Run Run    
A3 I Don't Mind    
A4 Pucker Up Buttercup    
A5 Coming Home To You    
A6 No. 1 In Your Heart    
B1 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction    
B2 Good Good Lovin'    
B3 Cruisin'    
B4 Knock On Wood    
B5 Thirty Six-Twenty Two-Thirty Six    
B6 Turn On Your Love Light





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