GROOVE ME

Created on 22/01/2003
Latest update on 01/12/2023

Artist: King Floyd
Author: King Floyd
Label: Chimneyville
Year: 1970

N°1 R&B. Produced by Wardell Quezergue in the Malaco Studio, Jackson, MS. B-side of What Our Love Needs, but every DJ flipped the record over and gave Malaco it's first success. Malaco was the only label sticking to classic soul while all the others fell for mainstream disco one by one. Chimneyville was Wardell Quezergue's Malaco sublabel. Atlantic picked the song up for national distribution. During that same session Jean Knight's Mr. Big Stuff was cut in that same studio, establishing the Malaco sound. King Floyd was married with Jean Knight's daughter.

Covers:

1972:

King Curtis

1978:

Blues Brothers

1979:

Fern Kinney

1989:

Jon Cleary

1993:

Terrance Simien [with The Meters]

1995:

Marva Wright

1996:

Etta James

1997:

Chico Banks

2002:

Angie Stone [in Austin Powers film Goldmember]

2023:

Blues Traveler

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