Lou Courtney
Trying To Find My Woman / Give It Up
Two more floor-friendly 45s
- Label Deptford Northern Soul Club Records
- Format 7"
- Release Date April 2020
- Country UK
- Catalogue Number DNSCR005
£10.99
Seller information
Northern Soul Direct
Seller location: UK
Cover Condition
NEW
New
The cover is in perfect, factory-fresh condition.
Disc Condition
NEW
New
The disc is in perfect, unplayed condition.
Description
Two more floor-friendly 45s from the Deptford Northern Soul Club’s record box.
Featuring Fifty quid’s worth of excellent brass-powered psyche soul that originally turned up on Buddah Records in 1969. An absolutely huge Blackpool Mecca 45 with a backflip moment at around 40 seconds moment that repeats for all stomping excessives.
Backed with the legendary Lee Dorsey’s mighty ‘Give It Up’ from the same year. A swampy soul stew with a funky feel by the hugely under rated singer. An Allen Toussaint production with The Meters providing the chops.
Lou Courtney (born Louis Russell Pegues, August 15th 1943) is an American soul singer and songwriter.
Born in Buffalo, New York, he graduated from Hutchinson Central Technical High School in 1962. As “Lew Courtney”, he first recorded for Imperial Records the same year. He also worked in New York City as a songwriter, using his birth name, Louis Pegues, and wrote for Chubby Checker as well as Mary Wells’ 1964 hit “Ain’t It the Truth”.
| A SIDE | Lou Courtney – Trying To Find My Woman |
|---|---|
| B SIDE | Lee Dorsey – Give It Up |
| LABEL | Deptford Northern Soul Club |
| FORMAT | 7″ Vinyl |
| GENRE | Northern Soul, 60s Soul |
| RELEASE YEAR | 2020 |
| CONDITION | New |
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