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1964
A deep, soulful rendition of the song originally recorded by Henry Lumpkin in 1962.
Betty Harris, known for her emotive vocal delivery and raw, bluesy style, brought a fresh intensity to the track when she recorded it under the production of Allen Toussaint.
Henry Lumpkin - Soul is Takin Over (1967)
They really should’ve changed Henry’s last name - with a name like Lumpkin, he had no chance at major success. Originally signed to Motown, he quickly moved on and later recorded this pounding soul dancer for Buddah.
Henry Lumpkin - Mo Jo Hannah (1962)
Who was Henry Lumpkin, you ask? An early recording artist on Motown, who never quite got a break. I’m thinking he should've changed his name - Henry Lumpkin does not exactly scream “SOUL”. Nonetheless, Henry had it, and it’s on display on this, the first recording of Mojo Hannah. Little Esther’s version might be my favorite but I still dig this one too.
If I Could Make Magic - Henry Lumpkin (Soul Is Takin Over, 1967)
