#sons of champlin

[affiches-concerts]

Sons of Champlin, 1967.

[omegaplus]

# 3,955

Grand Puba: “360* (What Goes Around)” (1992)

Was it Hot 97 or 107.5 WBLS (or even both frequencies) that I heard the original and the SD50 remix? Those came around when four of our neighborhood middle schools converged into one. Oh, Brentwood had loads of fun with everyday fist-fights in the halls, people getting body-slammed on the broken asphalt, and kids getting beat up in the bathroom for looking at someone else’s manhood. All the hoods tried representing their middle school with unprovoked coldcocks and stares in the wrong direction that caused any whitebread Timmy to have a bad day at school and answer to mom when they came home. That’s how bad our district was. So bad that we had one of the worst reputations on the island and all the other towns across the island hated us. Wait...we were supposed to talk about Grand Puba?

-Puba was hot off of a solo career after leaving Brand Nubian and took DJ Alamo with him. He collaborated with Mary J. Blige on “What’s The 411?” (’92) and around that time released “360* (What Goes Around)”, another solid effort right before Brand Nubian temporarily disbanded and still kept going on his solo career. But one great thing about Brand Nubian as a whole was that they eschewed consciousness and intellect over violence, and just as important were the classic samples they utilized as they had great association with dee-jays and producers in their careers. Here, -Puba twice features Gladys Knight & The Pips’ “Don't Burn Down the Bridge” and Otis Redding & Carla Thomas’ “Tramp (’67) for the original. The SD50 remix features Sons of Champlin’s You Can Fly (’69) for the beats and The Mar-Keys’ “Grab This Thing” (’66) for that funky jazzy spin.

[chrisgoesrock]

Sons of Champlin, Junior Wells, Santana Avalon Ballroom May 19, 1968

[vintagepromotions]

Poster for concert by Other Half and Sons of Champlin in Denver, Colorado (1967). Artwork and design by Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley.

[chrisgoesrock]

Sons of Champlin, Jerry Steig & the Satyrs 4th Way, Alexander's Timeless Bloozband Avalon Ballroom

[rockmusichistory]

Poppycock

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Poppycock

[rockmusichistory]

Western Front

Western Front The Western Front was a short-lived concert and dance hall for live music, primarily psychedelic rock. The club was only open for a small number of shows in 1967. Notable Concerts at the Western Front Include: December 3, 1967 – The Youngbloods October 27, 1967 – The Charlatans October 21, 1967 – Blue Cheer October 7, 1967 – The Sons of Champlin June 28, 1967 – Quicksilver Messenger…

Western Front

[hammondcast]

Party Barge Jon Hammond Trio With 2 Sons Of Champlin

#WATCHMOVIE HERE: Party Barge Jon Hammond Trio With 2 Sons Of Champlin 

Jon's archive https://archive.org/details/party-barge-jon-hammond-trio-with-2-sons-of-champlin 

Youtube https://youtu.be/GinM_PQOknQ 

FB https://www.facebook.com/558692101/videos/519052113740586/ 

Instagram Reel https://www.instagram.com/p/CpapZcRMzHm/ 

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#reel 

Publication date

 2023-03-05

Usage

 Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

Topics

 Blast from the Past, gig on a boat, Lake Berryessa, Sons of Champlin, Terry Haggerty, James Preston, Jon Hammond, Hammond Organ, Party Barge, Funky Jazz

Language

 English

Blast from Past Party Barge Jon Hammond Trio with 2 Sons of Champlin James Preston drums, Terry Haggerty guitar, Jon Hammond XB-2 Hammond organ #blastfromthepast #sonsofchamplin #lakeberryessa #gigonaboat #partybarge

Addeddate

 2023-03-05 17:49:44

Identifier

 party-barge-jon-hammond-trio-with-2-sons-of-champlin 

 Blast from the Past, gig on a boat, Lake Berryessa, Sons of Champlin, Terry Haggerty, James Preston, Jon Hammond, Hammond Organ, Party Barge, Funky Jazz 

Blast from the Past, gig on a boat, Lake Berryessa, Sons of Champlin, Terry Haggerty, James Preston, Jon Hammond, Hammond Organ, Party Barge, Funky Jazz