DAVE PIKE SET GOT THE FEELING 1968 DUTCH LP RELAX MINT-

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Jul 19, 2009 Sold Date

Jul 12, 2009 Start Date

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DAVE PIKE SET - got the feeling

original dutch release on RELAX 30.577 , 1969

very hard to find Dave Pike and one of his three best lps .here some liner notes to this record:

"The rarest of the rare, originally pressed in Holland 1969, DAVE PIKE, master vibraphonist, lays down 12 irresistible psychedelic funk tracks with tough pounding beats, greasy Hammond organ, super heavy bass, rough rhythm guitars and vibes like you've never heard before." ". These are all from the boogaloo/psychedelic period you mention and the "Got the Feelin" is the more pop of the bunch including a fantastic covers of "Spooky" and James Brown's "Got the Feelin". This 1968 outing finds vintage vibes player Pike on top psych-jazz form - the James Brown penned title track Got the Feelin being a true now club classic, ranking alongside the better known 'Mathar'. Great version of 'Spooky' too... "Got the Feelin" was recorded in Holland, 1968, for release on a rock label, Relax Records (also housed Dutch beat legends, The Outsiders), with Rob Franken on organ, Joop Schotten on guitar, Ruud Jacobs on electric bass and Louis de By behind the drums. Joop Schotten contributed five original compositions to the album, while Pike co-wrote the album's best tracks, "Bacon Fat" and "Middle Earth Herd", with Raoul Dohmen. Additionally, this version of the Dave Pike Set recorded covers of Sam & Dave's "You Got It Made", Burt Bacharach's "Do You Know the Way To San Jose", The Classics IV's "Spooky" and the title track, James Brown's "Got the Feelin". ]

TRACKLISTING :

got the feelin'

spooky

shady street

you got it made

brown's hometown

do you know the way to san jose

el-die-bie

after a moment's reflection

no sweat

bacon fat

middle earth herd