4 Track 7" Vinyl
Ace
10. May 2019
Europe and UK
In the 1950s and '60s, Cincinnati's record scene was dominated by Syd Nathan's King label, which became a major player among postwar independent labels thanks to its R&B catalog. In its shadow was Fraternity, a smaller concern founded in 1954 by Harry Carlson. The well-respected Carlson began building a roster of artists that reflected his conse...
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Various: Spotlight On Fraternity LTD version on vinyl SP in 45 RPM limited edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and UK in publishing company Ace on 10. May 2019.
In the 1950s and '60s, Cincinnati's record scene was dominated by Syd Nathan's King label, which became a major player among postwar independent labels thanks to its R&B catalog. In its shadow was Fraternity, a smaller concern founded in 1954 by Harry Carlson. The well-respected Carlson began building a roster of artists that reflected his conservative musical tastes, and a few years later he scored hits for Cathy Carr and Jimmy Dorsey that cemented his position as an independent label to be reckoned with. In this article, we'll focus on recordings by influential guitar hero Lonnie Mack, soul girl group the Charmaines, blues singer and guitarist Albert Washington and female duo The 2 Of Clubs, who are definitely not part of the MOR Fraternity. For those who have had their appetites fixed by this old-fashioned seven-inch vinyl sampler, other Fraternity recordings by each of these artists can be found elsewhere in the Ace Records catalogue. For now, though, you can enjoy four great examples of the mid-'60s Cincinnati sound.
Album spans genres Funk / Soul and Soul.
In the 1950s and '60s, Cincinnati's record scene was dominated by Syd Nathan's King label, which became a major player among postwar independent labels thanks to its R&B catalog. In its shadow was Fraternity, a smaller concern founded in 1954 by Harry Carlson. The well-respected Carlson began building a roster of artists that reflected his conservative musical tastes, and a few years later he scored hits for Cathy Carr and Jimmy Dorsey that cemented his position as an independent label to be reckoned with. In this article, we'll focus on recordings by influential guitar hero Lonnie Mack, soul girl group the Charmaines, blues singer and guitarist Albert Washington and female duo The 2 Of Clubs, who are definitely not part of the MOR Fraternity. For those who have had their appetites fixed by this old-fashioned seven-inch vinyl sampler, other Fraternity recordings by each of these artists can be found elsewhere in the Ace Records catalogue. For now, though, you can enjoy four great examples of the mid-'60s Cincinnati sound.
Album spans genres Funk / Soul and Soul.
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| A1 | Lonnie Mack: Sa-Ba-Hoola | 2:05 min | |
| Producer Carl Edmondson | Written-By Lonnie Mack | |||
| A2 | Albert Washington And The Kings: Jealous Woman | 3:03 min | |
| Arranged By Ronn Bedenbaugh | Producer Ray Allen (4) | Written-By Albert Washington | |||
| B1 | The Charmaines: Rockin Pneumonia | 2:05 min | |
| Producer Carl Edmondson | Written-By Huey "Piano" Smith | |||
| B2 | 2 Of Clubs: Walk Tall Like A Man | 2:28 min | |
| Producer Carl Edmondson | Written-By Lee Pockriss, Paul Vance | |||
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