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Tracklist A1 Oxford Gray 6:51 A2 Jennie Lee 2:11 A3 Bootie Cooler 2:43 A4 Knowing (That You Want Him) 2:35 A5 Funky Thithee 3:11 B1 Shuggie's Boogie 5:32 B2 Hurricane 2:20 B3 Gospel Groove 4:15 B4 Baby, I Need You 3:45 B5 The Hawks 2:27 Credits Arranged By – Johnny Otis, Roger Spotts Bass [Electric] – Wilton Felder Bass [String Bass] – Al McKibbon Celesta – Johnny Otis, Shuggie Otis, Wilton Felder Cello – Hyman Gold, Irving Lipschultz Drums – 'Stix' Hooper, Abe Mills, Paul Lagos Engineer – Rafael O. Valentin Flute – Hank Jernigan, Jack Kelso, Preston Love French Horn – Richard Mackey, Willie Ruff Guitar, Vocals – Shuggie Otis Harpsichord – Johnny Otis, Shuggie Otis, Wilton Felder Organ – Leon Haywood, Shuggie Otis Piano – Johnny Otis, Ray Johnson, Shuggie Otis Producer – Johnny Otis Saxophone – Hank Jernigan, Jack Kelso, Jim Horn, Plas Johnson, Preston Love Strings – Eunice Wennermark, Ginger Smock, Isadore Roman, Joe Lichter Timpani, Percussion – Johnny Otis Trombone – Gene 'Mighty Flea' Conners Trumpet – Bob Mitchell, Melvin Moore Violin – Marilyn Baker, Rollice Dale Written-By – N. Mortal Kombat Vs Dc Universe Pc Game. Hooper (tracks: A1), D. Aldrich (tracks: A4), J. Otis (tracks: A1 to A3, A5 to B5), W.

Felder (tracks: A1, A2, B3).

The seven-minute instrumental Oxford Cray provides a spectacular introduction to the fertile musical mind of Shuggie Otis. The arrangement allows for his soulful electric guitar to spar with organ and harpsichord, before an orchestral swell of pizzicato strings and brass subsides to unveil a lovely acoustic bottleneck solo. The track concludes with more strings and electric guitar. Jennie Let is graced by Shuggies gentle vocals, Rootle Cooler is a funky instrumental featuring guitar and organ, and Knowing (That You Want Him), written by his dad, is blatant erring-laden pop and a potential #1 single I had it found its way to Bobby Vee.

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Meanwhile, the knowingly titled Funky Thither allows for organ, piano and guitar interplay. Shuggie’s Boogie opens with him reminiscing about some of his earliest influences - guitarists Jimmy Nolan, Pete Lewis and Mel Brown who played in his lather's band. He pays tribute to B.B. King, Elmore James, T Bone Walker and the other blues masters from whom he's borrowed and goes on to reveal how he wore dark glasses and a painted-on moustache when playing bars while under age in his lather's band.

The track then moves into an up-tempo blues workout, with Shuggie's guitar playing revealing an amazing maturity. Shuggie's second album. Freedom Flight, released the following year (1971) finds the young musician confident enough to handle all the arranging and most of the song writing, leaving dad to concentrate on the production. Side one opens with Ice Cold Daydream, a full throttle funk rock vehicle with a convincing vocal and red hot guitar from Shuggie, hut it's the following track that would put him on the map as a songwriter. Strawberry Letter 23. Written for his girlfriend who used strawberry scented paper for her letters to him. Is one of those gorgeous, uplifting songs with a hook that just wont let go.