Label: Columbia 33SX 1734
Format: Vinyl Mono LP
Country: UK
Released: 1965
Media condition: A
Sleeve condition: A
Zoot Money’s Big Roll Band bring plenty of energy to It Should’ve Been Me, mixing bluesy R&B, soul and beat-era sounds with the kind of lively, late-night feel that made them such a popular live act.
Zoot’s exuberant vocals sit alongside punchy horns, rolling piano and a tight rhythm section, giving the whole thing a wonderfully loose and lively feel.
Full of character and unmistakably of its time, it’s a great snapshot of the UK’s early 1960s R&B scene.
Zoot Money’s Big Roll Band bring plenty of energy to It Should’ve Been Me, mixing bluesy R&B, soul and beat-era sounds with the kind of lively, late-night feel that made them such a popular live act.
Zoot’s exuberant vocals sit alongside punchy horns, rolling piano and a tight rhythm section, giving the whole thing a wonderfully loose and lively feel.
Full of character and unmistakably of its time, it’s a great snapshot of the UK’s early 1960s R&B scene.
Label: Columbia 33SX 1734
Format: Vinyl Mono LP
Country: UK
Released: 1965
Media condition: A
Sleeve condition: A