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P086-103 Discography Section 3 P086-103_Discography3-JUN14_Lr2_qxd_P86-103 6/22/14 9:49 PM Page 86 {}MIKE CURB : 50 Years DISCOGRAPHY 8“2 PACK MY BAGS” ARTIST: JIMMY WITHERSPOON TIME: 4:04 ARTIST: LOU RAWLS WITH THE MIKE CURB “NATURAL MAN” “The Spoon,” as he was known, made more In 1969, Witherspoon recorded an album 7C9 ONGREGATION WRITERS: SANDY BARON, BOBBY HEBB PUBLISHER: BERESOFSKY- than 200 albums during his career. Born in with Harvey Mandel of Canned Heat, HEBB UNLIMITED (BMI) TIME: 3:40 PRODUCER: MICHAEL LLOYD SPECIAL THANKS: Arkansas in 1923, Jimmy Witherspoon served in Danny Kalb of Blues Project, Barry JULIE CHESTER MGM K-14262, 1971 the Merchant Marines during World War II, then Goldberg of Electric Flag and harmonica ace joined The Jay McShann Band before performing Charlie Musselwhite. The Spoon was with ARTIST: LOU RAWLS WRITERS: SANDY BARON, “HIS SONG SHALL BE SUNG” with Big Joe Turner and T-Bone Walker. The the same management firm that handled 7B9OBBYA HEBB PUBLISHER: BERESOFSKY-HEBB UNLIMITED (BMI) TIME: 3:45 singer’s first hit was “’Tain’t Nobody’s Business” in Eric Burdon and War; he sang on the Julie Chester – who worked with The song was a crossover hit, reaching 1952; later, he re-worked the LeRoy Carr song, “In Burdon album Guilty and toured with him, Paramount’s music publishing company – Top 20 on the Adult Contemporary, The Evening When The Sun Goes Down.” which led to Spoon recording for MGM. Jimmy Witherspoon brought Lou Rawls to MGM, and Mike Rhythm and Blues and Hot 100 charts in Curb agreed to sign him. Bobby Hebb, Billboard in 1971. In addition, Lou Rawls who had a hit with his self-penned won a Grammy for Male Vocalist in the “HOME COOKIN’” ARTIST: WAR AND ERIC BURDON WRITER: PAPA DEE ALLEN, HAROLD BROWN, B.B. “Sunny” in 1966, wrote “Natural Man” Rhythm and Blues category for his per - 8D3 ICKERSON, LONNIE JORDAN, MILLER, OSKAR LEE OSKAR, HOWARD SCOTT PUBLISHER: FAR OUT MUSIC INC./ with Sandy Baron and Rawls recorded it, formance of “Natural Man.” UNIVERSAL-POLYGRAM INTERNATIONAL (ASCAP) TIME: 4:11 PRODUCER: JERRY GOLDSTEIN MGM backed by The Mike Curb Congregation. This is an easy-going, blues-based number about European tour in 1971. Burdon published his memoir, I { { missing the taste of comfort food back home. Burdon Used To Be An Animal, But I’m All Right Now , in 1986. 1972 grew up in a working class family in Newcastle, England The group War continued to record and had a total of “Billboard couldn’t honor a more ‘Natural Man.‘ before retiring to California. He joined forces with the 20 records on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Thanks for my Grammy Award for that record.” African-American group War, but they split after a —LOU RAWLS IN BILLBOARD MAGAZINE “THIS MAGIC MOMENT” ARTIST: BILLY JOE ROYAL WRITERS: DOC POMUS, MORT SHUMAN PUBLISHER: “I WISH WE’D ALL BEEN READY” ARTIST: LARRY NORMAN WRITER: LARRY NORMAN PUBLISHER: 8U0 NICHAPPELL MUSIC INC. (BMI) TIME: 2:45 PRODUCER: MIKE CURB AND DON COSTA MGM S7011, 1973 8B4 EECHWOOD MUSIC CORPORATION (BMI)/ ORDURE BLANC MUSIC PRODUCER: ROD EDWARDS, JON MILLER AND ROGER HAND 1972 MGM Billy Joe Royal grew up in Georgia and was part of Pomus and Mort Shuman, had been a hit for The The Georgia Jubilee with Ray Stevens, Freddy Weller, Joe Drifters in 1960 and Jay and The Americans in 1969 Larry Norman is a pioneer in contemporary Christian artist to Verve, a subsidiary of MGM, while Mike Curb South and Jerry Reed. Royal had pop hits with songs before Royal recorded it. Bill Lowery, the great record and music, which was called “Jesus Music” when he began his was president of the label. “I Wish We’d All Been Ready” written by Joe South titled “Down In The Boondocks” in music publisher from Atlanta, arranged for Billy Joe Royal career. Norman’s group People was formed in San Jose, was on Larry Norman’s debut album and became a 1965 and “Cherry Hill Park” in 1969. “This Magic to record for Curb during the early ‘70s. California, and had a Top 15 hit single with “I Love You standard in Christian music, covered by d.c. talk in the Moment,” written by the Brill Building team of Doc (But The Words Won’t Come)” on Capitol in 1968. 1990s. Larry’s debut solo albums are considered the first Norman left the group and was signed by Curb as a solo contemporary Christian albums. “BUTTERFLY” ARTIST: TRINI LOPEZ WITH THE MIKE CURB CONGREGATION WRITER: DAVID, GERARD, “JESUS IS” ARTIST: THE 2ND CHAPTER OF ACTS WRITER: E. OVERSTREET PUBLISHER: LATTER RAIN MUSIC 8B1 ARNES, BERNET, CURB PUBLISHER: SABACTHANI MUSIC PUBLISHING/CHRYSALIS S.A. (ASCAP) TIME: 3:20 PRODUCER: 8(5 ASCAP) TIME: 2:24 PRODUCER: BUCK HERRING SPECIAL THANKS: PAT BOONE MGM K14298 MIKE CURB AND DON COSTA SPECIAL THANKS: DANIEL GERRARD, CAROLE CURB AND MERV GRIFFIN MGM G504, 1973 Pat Boone called Mike Curb about The 2nd Chapter “Jesus Is” with Matthew Ward singing lead, and it was “Butterfly” was originally recorded by French artist Billboard Hot 100 in 1963. Lopez left Reprise and joined of Acts, which featured a young teenager named Matthew released by Curb as their first single. The pioneering group Daniel Gerrard. Mike Curb wrote English lyrics to the MGM at the suggestion of Merv Griffin while Curb was Ward and his sisters Annie and Nelly. Curb had never met went on to become a major artist in the field of song and produced it with Trini Lopez, whose recording president. Merv had performed before with The Mike a young pop/rock act totally dedicated to Christian music contemporary Christian music. of “If I Had A Hammer” reached number three on the Curb Congregation on his successful TV show. until he met them. Buck Herring produced the record [ 86 ] [ 87 ] P086-103_Discography3-JUN14_Lr2_qxd_P86-103 6/22/14 9:49 PM Page 88 {}MIKE CURB : 50 Years DISCOGRAPHY “IT TAKES ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE” (FROM THE MOTION PICTURE THE MOONSHINE WARS ) ARTIST: ROY 8O6 RBISON WITH THE MIKE CURB CONGREGATION WRITER: ROY ORBISON, MIKE CURB PUBLISHER: EMI HASTINGS Donny Osmond and Mike Curb “IF SOMEONE EVER BREAKS YOUR HEART” ARTIST: DONNY OSMOND & THE CATALOG INC./ BARBARA ORBISON MUSIC TIME: 3:21 PRODUCER: MIKE CURB SPECIAL THANKS: WESLEY ROSE 1971 9M0 IKE CURB CONGREGATION WRITER: MIKE CURB & MACK DAVID PUBLISHER: MIKE CURB MUSIC (BMI) TIME: 3:00 Mike Curb and Roy Orbison wrote “It Takes All chat; Barbara and Mike went along and spent about 45 Kinds Of People” at Curb’s home. The song was finished minutes with The King. The song was written for the film (FROM THE MOTION PICTURE quickly so Mike, Orbison and Orbison’s wife, Barbara – The Moonshine Wars (1970), directed by Richard Quine “THEME FROM LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS” 9L0AST OA F THE RED HOT LOVERS ) ARTIST: DONNY OSMOND WRITER: MIKE CURB/ALAN who had never seen Elvis perform – decided to fly to Las and with the screenplay by noted mystery novelist Elmore OSMOND/MACK DAVID PUBLISHER: MIKE CURB MUSIC (BMI)/POLYGRAM INTERNATIONAL PUB. INC. Vegas. After the show, Elvis invited Roy backstage to Leonard, who also wrote the novel by the same name. (ASCAP)/FAMOUS MUSIC (ASCAP)/ENSIGN MUSIC (BMI) TIME: 2:24 “OURS” ARTIST: DONNY OSMOND WRITER: MIKE CURB PUBLISHER: MIKE CURB MUSIC 9(0BMI)B TIME: 2:46 ARTIST: LALO SCHIFRIN WITH THE MIKE CURB CONGREGATION WRITER: “SANCTUS BENEDICTUS” “PUPPY LOVE” ARTIST: DONNY OSMOND WRITER: PAUL ANKA PUBLISHER: CHRYSALIS 8L7 ALO SCHIFRIN PUBLISHER: EMI HASTINGS MUSIC/SCHERZO MUSIC (BMI) TIME: 2:30 PRODUCER: LALO SCHIFRIN 9S0TANDC ARDS INC. (BMI) TIME: 3:03 PRODUCER: MIKE CURB AND DON COSTA SPECIAL THANKS: VERVE VK10663, 1971 DON COSTA MGM K-14367, 1972 Argentinean pianist and composer Lalo Schifrin Hand Luke , Bullitt , Dirty Harry , The Cincinnati Kid and “YOUNG LOVE” ARTIST: DONNY OSMOND WRITER: CAROLE JOYNER, RIC CARTEY studied sociology and law at the University of Buenos the Amityville Horror . Schifrin has written more than 9P0UBLID SHER: LOWERY MUSIC CO., INC. (BMI) TIME: 2:31 PRODUCER: MIKE CURB AND DON COSTA Aires, then attended the Paris Conservatoire where he 100 scores, won four Grammys (and 21 nominations) studied classical music by day and performed jazz in the and six Oscar nominations. “Sanctus Benedictus,” “I HAVE A DREAM” ARTIST: DONNY OSMOND WRITERS: SOLOMON BURKE – K.S. H.S. clubs at night. He moved to the United States in 1958 backed by The Mike Curb Congregation, is a 9B0URKE PUBLISHERS: FIRST CENTRAL MUSIC COMPANY (BMI) KIDS MUSIC, INC. (BMI) TIME: 3:22 and worked with Dizzy Gillespie and Xavier Cugat. In polyrhythmic piece from the liturgy that was originally PRODUCER: MIKE CURB AND DON COSTA 1964, he moved to Hollywood and wrote scores for released on the album Rock Requiem . Mission: Impossible and Mannix on TV and for films Cool “Puppy Love” was a pivotal record for the last episode in front of almost 20 million Donny Osmond as a solo artist. Don Costa viewers for the ABC show – almost 40 years “GIVE MYSELF A PARTY” ARTIST: JEANNIE C. RILEY WRITER: DON GIBSON PUBLISHER: SONY ACUFF ROSE and Mike Curb co-produced the song, which after it had been a hit for him. 8M8 USIC (BMI) TIME: 2:25 PRODUCER: JIM VIENNEAU SPECIAL THANKS: SHELBY SINGLETON MGM K14341 had been a big hit for Paul Anka in 1960. Curb wrote some of the Osmond’s songs, “Puppy Love” was the first number-one record including “Ours,” “If Someone Ever Breaks Curb signed Jeannie C.
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