Jerry McCain
The Jig’s Up
his R&B swamp stroller “The Jig’s Up”
- Label Outta Sight
- Format 7"
- Mix Stereo
- Release Date 2014
- Country UK
- Catalogue Number RSV-038
£7.99
Seller information
Northern Soul Direct
Seller location: UK
Cover Condition
EX
Excellent
The cover has slight imperfections such as mild creasing, but no splits, writing, or obvious damage.
Disc Condition
EX
Excellent
The disc shows signs of having been played, but there are barely any marks or surface noise, and the labels show only light signs of use.
Description
Jerry “Boogie” McCain and his R&B swamp stroller “The Jig’s Up”. Released in 1957 it was McCain’s final 45 for Ernie Young’s Nashboro subsidiary Excello, one of half-a-dozen singles he recorded for the label. McCain went on to release a number of other singles for Gas and Rex before arriving at Columbia in 1962 for four singles on their OKeh R&B imprint. “Twist 62” was the flip to the first of the OKeh 45s, “Red Top”, a Lionel Hampton song. It was an attempt to cash in on the latest dance craze but did little, at the time, to enhance record sales, although 50 years on it has a whole new lease of life.
| A SIDE | Jerry McCain – The Jig’s Up |
|---|---|
| B SIDE | Jerry McCain – Twist 62 |
| LABEL | Outta Sight |
| FORMAT | 7″ Vinyl |
| GENRE | R&B |
| RELEASE YEAR | 2014 |
| CONDITION | Excellent |
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