Swamp Dogg - I Need a Job...So I Can Buy More Auto-Tune (Pink Color) Vinyl LP
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Swamp Dogg - I Need a Job...So I Can Buy More Auto-Tune (Pink Color) Vinyl LP
Psychedelic jukebox soul with Swamp Dog and plenty of auto-tune
Price $17.00
Format 1xLP
Label Don Giovanni
UPC 634457057081
Color Pink
Year 2022
Condition
Album Facts
Swamp Dogg - I Need a Job...So I Can Buy More Auto-Tune (Pink Color) Vinyl LP
Psychedelic jukebox soul with Swamp Dog and plenty of auto-tune
Price $17.00
Format 1xLP
Label Don Giovanni
UPC 634457057081
Color Pink
Year 2022
Condition
In 1954, 12 year old Jerry Williams, then performing under the name Little Jerry Williams, made his first recording for Mechanic Records, a blues stomp with a shockingly mature vocal performance. Through the 60âs Williamsâ career developed with a number of successful singles, including âIâm the Lover Manâ and âBaby Youâre My Everythingâ, as well as writing and producing hits for Dee Dee Warwick, Doris Duke, and Patti LaBelle and the Blue Belles. It was in 1970, however, that the full extent of Williamsâ eccentric creative genius was unleashed on the world for the first time, with the birth of his musical alter-ego, Swamp Dogg. Created to âoccupy the body while the search party was out looking for Jerry Williams, who was mentally missing in action due to certain pressures, mal-treatments and failure to get paid royalties on over fifty single records,â the Swamp Dogg alias, still in use today, allowed Williams to create music that was bolder, raunchier, and more honest to his creative instincts. The Doggâs cult classic debut âTotal Destruction to Your Mindâ struck a powerful blend of Williams classic soulful sensibilities and the blooming psychedelia of the time. Infused in the swirling brew is Swampâs blink-and-youâll-miss-it humor, a number of acid odes, and a heavy dose of sharp political insight. Though the psychedelic strangeness alienated R&B fans of the time, and the authentic R&B Â infrastructure prevented it from clicking with hippie audiences, it has retroactively received legendary status in cult music circles.
Pressed on pink vinyl.Â