Unique 'afro-synth' 45 out of Detroit on the Natural label – engineered by Detroit bluesman Bobo Jenkins – likely at his own studio on Joy Road. Jenkins had a long history in the Detroit music scene – stretching back to 'Democrat Blues' on Chess (1954). By the 70′s he was producing artists for his own Big Star label – apocalyptic blues like Robert Starks, 'Space Travelling' & scrappy funk rarities such as Ellen Jackson, 'Getto Boogie' & King Cain, 'Don't Give A Damn'. However, who exactly Fred E Scott is remains mysterious…
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Filed under: 45's and 7's, Soul / Funk
DIG!
This is great.
wow!!!
Wow, really great!
cool, never heard this, love the output of the big star label
Outrageous.
Omigod this is great… I want a copy of this. I will trade heavily for a copy of this.
oh hell yes. what’s the flip like?
sick
damn. is this one of only 5 copies known to exist deals?
I definitely should spend much more time here… This 45 is really great.
face=melted
I’ve got this, plus the Malcom D. Mgube 45 on the label. Aight!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220367931579
wow, never seen that lp before – c*rl & c*ndy are gonna owe me a hearty thanks at least!
1990???!
Wow, how long you been holding this one back??
dude
What the heck is all the hullabaloo about this record? Too bad it looks as if I like, gave mine to a Goodwill or something.
Amazing.
I have the LP. It’s from 1990. Pretty cool but a far sight from sounding like the 45. Still, I’d cop it again for $7.
Fred Scott – Here is his website
http://www.fredscottjazz.com