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Hey Gang!

Well we are in the home stretch for DJ Throwdown! I hope by now most of have sold your raffle tickets! I have managed to move over 100 or so. 1000 is a lot of tickets so put on your final push!

Thanks to Eddie Anderson for handling the task of scheduling everyone. A thankless job. It’s especially tough this year with the inclusion of Fat Harolds.

The vendor display will be Saturday from 1-4pm in the Spanish Galleon right after Craig and a Tiz finish their class! The Guitar center will be there thanks to Jim Rose and I have asked Randal to coordinate with his computer person, Hal. Hopefully he will have some of the latest and greatest gadgets for you to play with.

On a serious note, it seems we are experiencing a lot of sadness with the passing of so many people. Please keep their families in your prayers.

Remember Hall of Fame inductions are Friday night at Harolds. I hope everyone can make it. This year, the legendary Steve Hardy will be inducted as a regular member. The Circle Fountain in Florence, SC, Memo- ries Beach Club in Atlantic Beach, NC and Jukin’ Oldies Internet Radio will be inducted as Honorary mem- bers. Congrats to all and well deserved!

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Old School Shag History Submitted by Dennis Brumble

Varetta Dillard—Mr. Percy have mercy on my. . .

started, those stuck outside in the near-freezing weather began aretta Dillard was one of the great female R&B vocal- pushing open the doors and causing a near-riot. Fights broke out, ists, right up there with Ruth Brown and LaVern Baker, and glass from the shattered doors flew in all directions. City V officials closed down the event, and Freed apologized on the air although she never achieved their fame. Born with a rare bone disease of the legs that required numerous the next evening. Varetta never got to take the stage. operations, Dillard spent much of her childhood in Varetta continued to record and perform throughout hospital. There she developed her singing talents by 1952 with steady, but not spectacular, success. In performing for the hospital staff and other patients. January of ’53 she had another stint at the Flame Show Bar in Detroit and was also booked on a tour through the South and Midwest with Wynonie Har- By the late 1940s when she was in her teens, Varet- ris and Larry Darnell. ta’s health had stabilized and the long hospital stays In May she was back in the Savoy studios, and this were behind her, although she would be unable to walk without crutches or assistance for the rest of time she captured that big hit she had been looking life. She met Carl Feaster, the lead singer for the doo for. “Mercy, Mr. Percy” was released in early sum- mer, and by mid-July it was perched at #6 on the -wop group the Chords. (The Chords would score a national R&B hit parade, remaining on the chart for smash a few years later with “Sh-Boom”). Feaster nearly three months. Varetta’s past records had encouraged Varetta to begin entering talent contests. shown strength in one region of the country or an- She took his advice and in 1951 notched two con- secutive wins at the high profile amateur show at the other, but “Mercy, Mr. Percy” (definitely not fated Apollo. The Apollo wins led to Varetta being signed to Savoy to be a theme song for women's lib with lines like “I don’t care if you hit me, just don’t quit me) broke out nationwide and was still Records, the home of Johnny Otis, Dizzy Gillespie, Lavern logging sales well into the autumn. She was able to buy a house Baker, the Ravens, and many other R&B and greats. in New Jersey for herself and her husband Ronald Mack with the Varetta’s first Savoy recording session was on September 18, 1951, and two singles were produced: “Love and Wine” and royalties, and she suddenly became the subject of celebrity gossip “You Are Gone”. Neither generated much interest, and in Janu- columns. (Jet magazine hyped a supposed feud between “pint- sized” Varetta and fellow singer Joan Shaw and breathlessly ary of ’52 Savoy paired her with the over-the-top H-Bomb Fergu- son (who wore fright wigs on stage) for a few duets. Those rec- filed a “stork report” when Varetta became pregnant.) ords didn’t do much business either, but later that year, Varetta would have her first big hit, getting into the R&B Top Ten with Other than when taking a break to have her baby, Varetta record- “Easy, Easy Baby”, a song that was especially popular in the ed and performed fairly steadily through the remainder of 1953 South. Also recorded in 1952 were the Old School Classics and into ’54 with Old School Shag Classics "(That's The Way) "Them There Eyes" and an unreleased "Love That Man". My Mind Is Working" (1953), "Getting Ready For My Dad- dy" (1953). "I Ain't Gonna Tell"(1953), however, Savoy was unable to find a song that was a worthy follow-up to With the success of “Easy, Easy Baby”, doors of op- portunity began to swing open for Varetta. She had a “Mr. Percy”, and Varetta Dillard seemed to be sliding two-week run at New York’s Club Baby Grand, a back into the periphery of the R&B music world. But a week at Washington D.C.’s Howard Theater, and she tragedy in that world would give her one last big hit. was invited to be on the bill for what is now recog- nized to have been the first-ever major rock ‘ roll On Christmas Day, 1954, wildly popular R&B singer concert: the Moondog Coronation Ball. was backstage between sets at a show at “Moondog” was the on-air name for DJ , the City Auditorium in Houston playing around with a who had taken over as host of a rhythm and pistol. Someone told him to be careful, and he said, show on WJW in Cleveland. Six months after his “Gun’s not loaded, see?” He pointed it at his head and debut, Freed and the owner of the area’s largest rec- fired. He had been wrong. It was loaded, and the news ord store partnered to present a dance called “The Moondog Cor- of Johnny Ace’s death deeply shook his fans. On New onation Ball”. The show was to feature Varetta Dillard, the Dom- Year’s Eve, Savoy had Varetta in the studio recording the tribute inoes, Paul Williams and His Hucklebuckers, and Tiny Grimes. ballad "Johnny Has Gone". It took off immediately and got into the Fearing that the show wouldn’t be successful, Freed hyped it national Top Ten, giving Varetta her first chart hit in a year and endlessly on his show right up to the last minute. On the night of a half. March 21, 1952, over 20,000 teenagers showed up at the Cleve- (Continued on page 13) land Arena, which had a capacity of 10,000. 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By: Dennis Brumble Ball. “Jose” is a Booker T and The Mg’s Love" where Brinston sings The Jimmys are an R n’ B band formed inspired instrumental and “Always A about not having much but he does have by Jimmy Voegeli in 2008. By day the Woman” is from Gary Nicholson and Kev- love. Coming in at 104 bpm this track, with Wisconsin native works on his family’s in McKendree. a little tempo adjustment, makes a good fifth generation dairy farm with 200 danceable tune. Brown Swiss dairy cows. At night Voegeli Dance Traxx includes the title track "She's is an award winning musician. In the liner Gotta Have It" at 116 bpm, "Write A Hit" with notes Voegeli on vocals and "Take You Back". "Hot In Mississippi" is a song about all of thanks the crew at The Jimmys have never sounded better. the beautiful women in Mississippi and the farm for put- Music historian and Blues Hall of Fame Brinston brags that he has his share of ting up with his inductee Bob Porter sums it up “Great them. He lists all of the women he has; absence when re- band in an old school R & B sense. Great Ada in Grenada, Jean in Aberdeen, Vivian cording or per- grooves throughout”. This break out al- in Meridian, Gail in Clarksdale…,(you can forming on the bum is a future win- see where this is going). He ain’t lyin’, just road. The Jimmys ner. testifyin’. This will need a tempo adjust- released their de- ment. but “Gimme” in 2011. Voegeli and the

band have since won numerous Wisconsin

based music awards. David Brinston is a gifted vocalist from The rest of the tracks are the typical South- This new album is only their third studio the Mississippi Delta. He was born and ern Soul songs of sexually suggestive de- album and fifth overall. This is also their raised in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Later sires and actions. These include "You're first album produced by The Grammy relocating to Memphis Tennessee where he Making Me Want Some", I'm Making You award winning Tony Braunagel. The seven perfected his craft performing on Beale Ready", "I Didn't Know You Were A Freak -piece band includes Voegeli, piano, B-3, Street. Brinston has performed with many Like That", "Diamond In The Middle". clavinet and vocals; Perry Weber, guitar professionals such as and vocals; Peterson Ross, sax; Kevin The , John- Feyzi, trombone; Mike Boman, trumpet; nie Taylor, Millie John Wartenweiler, bass; and producer/ Jackson, Tyrone Davis ack in the spotlight with a new rhythm drummer Braunagel who on this album and Betty Wright. He B replaces their regular drummer Chris Sand- has earned a loyal fan and blues record, James Hunter follows up oval. Additional horns include Kyle Samu- based in the United six critically acclaimed albums with his elson, trombone; Al Falaschi, baritone sax; States and Abroad. latest recording, Nick of Time, set for re- and Kurt Shipe, trumpet. Other guests are David Brinston is a Vocalist, Producer, lease on 's renowned soul label vocalist Marcia Ball; background vocalists Writer and Arranger and also plays the . Nick of Time is a shin- Melodye Perry and Mike Finnigan, and keyboard. Brinston arrived on the dance ing testament of how a master songsmith percussionist Wally Ingram. scene in 1996 with his hit song “Hit and continually draws fresh water from a bot- Run”. tomless well. Nick of Time features one of The thirteen tracks include four songs from today's foremost soul singers at the top of Weber. The opener “Ain’t Seen Nothin’ his game performing with musicians who've backed some of the biggest contem- Yet”, just might be the album’s anthem. His latest release from Ecko Records is “Drinkin’” was written by him and porary music stars. Nick of Time will be I’m an O.G. (According to Urban Diction- internationally released on March 6, 2020. Braunagel. “Someday Baby” was written ary's most popular definition, OG is a sim- by Jim Liban when Weber was a member ple abbreviation that “used to mean Origi- For Nick of Time, Hunter and Daptone co- of The Jim Liban Blues Trio. nal Gangster.” It has since been further co- founder Bosco Mann hunkered down in the opted to mean simply “original.”). label's Penrose Studios in Riverside, Cali- Seven more songs were written or co- written by Voegeli. The title track “Gotta fornia for what certainly will be one of My absolute favorite track on this album is 2020's standout soul recordings. Unmis- Have It” and the beautiful “When You Got "This Is The Real Blues" , a bluesy tune that Love”. “Words And Actions” was co- takably another stunning James Hunter is not the typical Southern Soul sexual album, Nick of Time is a voyage between written with Bruanagel; while “Write A conquest tune. This is a good dance tune at Hit” was written with vocalist Marcia 120 bpm. My next favorite track is "I Got (Continued on page 9) ABSCDJ Update Page 9

(Continued from page 8) fighting for his love life instead of antici- Lady Luck answers all of his dreams with beautiful, mid-tempo rumba recalling early pating resistance. Interestingly, the narra- new love entering his life. "Missing In Ac- King/Federal releases, while lush arrange- tor admits to being a "one-eyed jack" shortly tion" sees a rare wartime theme in Hunter's ments summon lost tracks from early '60s before cautioning his loved one against song catalogue. Though only spending a Burt Bacharach sessions. Nick of Time is "two-faced creeps." couple months in the Sea Cadet Corps at steeped in an era when soul records were the age of 14, Hunter recalls, "I never saw driven by earth-shattering vocal perfor- action let alone went missing in it, but mances. James Hunter hands down ushers "Who's Foolin Who" channels Ben E. King walking home dressed like Popeye the classic into the 21st Century records produced by Leiber & Stoller. The Sailor past pubs bristling with squaddies with a sense of timelessness that's rare slow roll of fingers softly plucking an ensured I was always surrounded by the these days. acoustic guitar that dances along with enemy. I was quite pleased with The Long- piano string crescendos, Hunter pens a est Day timpani and the machine-gun Nick of Time opens with syncopated bari- tearjerker dripping with honesty. “Till I phrasing of the saxophones." tone sax, bass Hear From You" hints at a new artistic di- and drum parts rection for Hunter as he delves into Dave The title track "Nick of Time" is a subtle setting the stage Brubeck territory with his first go at re- nod to the widely hailed The Twilight on "I Can Change cording a song in 3/4. Featuring his re- Zone episode of a fortune-teller machine Your Mind" for cording debut on chromatic harmonica, on a café table that answers yes or no ques- Hunter's croon- Hunter professes about the track, "I think I tions for a penny each. Saved by love in ing message of had three tunes in my head when I wrote the "nick of time," Hunter is a changed having a love so this number, including Ray Charles' theme man, and seen by his close ones with a strong he's confi- from The Cincinnati Kid, Lou Johnson's 'It different eye. The straightforward soul of dent he'll con- Ain't No Use,' and Bacharach's instrumen- "Brother or Other" (whose timely message is vincingly change his lover's mind, even tal bit from Butch Cassidy and the Sun- only tantamount to its groove) addresses with a backdrop of untrustworthiness. The dance Kid." the unjust notion of those who treat others lead track is a confrontational cousin to the unlike themselves with suspicion. Divide title track from Hunter's 2006 U.S. debut and rule is the oldest trick in the book.

album, People Gonna Talk, "I Can Change Hunter lends a helping hand and encour- Slowing things down to a simmer, "Never" Your Mind" has the protagonist already (Continued on page 10) catches Hunter with his guard down while

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(Continued from page 9) a common catchphrase of Hunter's wife's James Hunter is an everlasting writer of Jessie. compelling narratives sung with true grit ages us to extend love to all mankind. while backed by an ace band of some of The sparse "Paradise For One" (that finds the finest musicians. Nick of Time finds Hunter enacting his innermost Nat King Hunter in the company of

Cole) enriches Nick of Time with sounds (piano), Adam Scone (organ), Rudy A fear of heights and a reluctance to as- cend to the celestial realm of things drives one may not readily associate with The Petschauer (drums), Myles Weeks (bass), the rollicking "Ain't Goin' Up In One Of James Hunter Six. Nick of Time concludes Michael Buckley (baritone saxophone), with "He's Your Could've Been," a song in- and Freddy DeBoe (tenor saxophone). On Those." Hunter follows the track by calling spired by an ex of his wife, Jessie. Upon the road for an extensive U.S., U.K., and out those who just expect to receive love recalling no shortcomings whatsoever of European tour in support of Nick of Time, and respect, without returning it on "Take It this ex, Hunter pens a grateful number Matt Slocum (keyboards) takes the reins As You Find It." "Can't Help Myself" refer- ences the infinite monkey and typewriter with no complaints. on keys for a hearty James Hunter Six en- theorem, while "How 'Bout Now" enters with (Continued on page 18) a walking baritone sax and pays tribute to

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(Continued from page 5) one of the best records she ever made. But DJs Varetta recorded some more Old School Shag in and music buyers weren’t interested anymore, 1955 with Promise Mr. Thomas (B-side of so it was also to be one of her last records. “You’re the Answer To My Prayer), and "So Varetta continued to sing, though, and in the Many Ways". early 1960s joined her husband’s gospel group the Tri-Odds, who were active in the Civil Towards the end of 1955 she left Savoy for Rights movement. RCA. At first her records were released on the Groove subsidiary. After that label was discon- Later in the 1960s, Varetta brought her life back tinued in early 1957 she was moved to the parent full circle by becoming a music therapist, with a label. The advent of caused her to focus on chronically-ill children. Varetta Dillard adjust her style, though not much. The Groove/ died of cancer in 1993, in Brooklyn, at the age RCA recordings have a more commercial sound of sixty. than the Savoy tracks. During this period Dillard was accompa- nied by top New York session men like Mickey Baker, King And this has been a small slice of Old School Shag History. Curtis and Panama Francis, but she did not return to the charts. Some of the highlights from this period include Old School Shag Excerpts from “Kim Clark’s Record Shack” and “Marv Goldberg’s R&B Notebooks” classics "Mama Don't Want", "I'm Gonna Tell My Daddy", (1956), “That’s Why I Cry" and "Leave A Happy Fool Alone" (1957). Not so good was another tribute record, “I Miss You Jimmy” (1956), this time in memory of James Dean. Alleg- edly she hated the song, but was pressured to record it. On the 1958 single “Star of Fortune" / “The Rules of Love”, produced by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, she received vocal support from . The A-side was a modest hit in Canada, but otherwise, sales were dismal. In late 1958, RCA elected not to renew Varetta’s contract.

Varetta tried again on the Triumph label, and released “Scorched” in late 1959. It’s a scorcher indeed, and is arguably Page 14 ABSCDJ Update ABSCDJ License Plate / Laptop Sign I am currently taking orders for license plates and laptop signs. License plates are white with holes for mounting, laptop signs do not have holes and are available in white, silver or gold. The laptop signs will be made with tape already on the back for mounting on your laptop.

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ABSCDJ Member Play Lists (Note: The play lists below are in no way endorsed by The Association of Beach & Shag Club DJs. They are

provided by the FRED JUDGE individual members listed above each list.) Christina Brownie McGhee I'll Always Be In Love With You Hurricanes Sweet Little Woman Little Johnny Jones Midnight Blues Baby Calloway I'd Be Satisfied Billy Ward & Dominoes Boogie Woogie King Jimmy Liggins GREG HOWELL Be My Baby Paul Gayton Daddy's Little Baby Midnighters Got To Be You Dr. Victor She Felt Too Good Jimmy McCracklin Coolin' Out Band of Oz Let Me Knock The Dust Off O.B. Buchanan Man’s Best Friend Just Lookin' Keb Mo Rub A Little Boogie Champion Jack Dupree Slow Steady Groove Cat 5 Band Corn Whiskey Empires If I Could Build My World Around YouMain Event Band Hole In The Wall Floyd Dixon All She Wanna Do Is Dance Sugar Raye Smith My Man Delores Maxwell Jack'd Up Walter Waiters Give Me You Billy Ward & Dominoes Some Kind Of Wonderful and Delbert McClinton That's What You're Doing To Me Dominoes Honey Pleez Zac Harmon I Like Moonshine Five Owls News You Can Use Eli "Paperboy" Reed It Ain't The Meat Swallows Summer Fever Little Big Town Last Of The Good Rocking Men Four Jacks Miss Christine Brownie McGhee and His Jook House Rockers Fishtail Blues Wynonie Harris I Found You Junior Watson feat. Lisa Leuschner Anderson Lake Booty Shake J.B. and the Get Down Browns Her Love Is Killin' Me Huey Lewis and the News I Can Change Your Mind James Hunter Six

Bad Tattoo Mighty Mike Schermer Turn Back The Hands Of Time Sugar Raye Smith MIKE LITTLE Fannie Brown Got Married Big Time Party Band We Ain't Leavin' Carolina – Too Much Sylvia Got To Be You – Dr. Victor Extraordinary – Andy Swindell

Mr. Smith – Delbert McClinton Day Drinkin' – Embers feat. Craig Woolard Coolin' Out – Band Of Oz GARY JONES Gypsy Woman - Santana Why Me – Gentry Jones Are You Ready 2 Luv Lebrado Whispers (Gettin' Louder) – Mark Black Where is the Love Dr Victor Better Everyday – Keb' Mo' Roll With It Billy Valentine I Can Change Your Mind – James Hunter Don’t Stop Evette Bushy I Ain't Leavin' Mississippi - Jaye Hammer Sleeping with the Devil Johnny Nicholas Can't Read Your Mind – Johnny Rawls Blueboy John Fogerty Just A Little Bit L.J. Echols Got To Be You Dr Victor Come & Get Your Love - Entertainers Black Coffee and Cigarettes Mighty Mo Rodgers Our Last Night – Mission Brown Run for Cover Sonja Grier I Am There For You – Huey Lewis & The News We Ain’t Leaving Carolina Too Much Sylvia I Think It's Gonna Work Out Fine – Wilson Williams When You Got Love - Jimmys Knock Knock – Diane Blue

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(Continued from page 10) er, Dawn Tyler Watson - Rotten, The Big Things To Me, Benny & The Flybynight- semble ready to electrify soul music fans Band Of Brothers - Statesboro Blues (start ers - You Ain't Putting Out Nothing But as they hit venerable stages in a city near at 0:48), Meena Cryle - Sweet Loving The Lights, Benny & The Flybynighters - you in spring 2020. Check the tour sched- Mama, Miss Tess - I Can't Help My- If You Ever Get Lonesome, Watermelon ule to see if The James Hunter Six will be self, Ronnie Earl with Diane Blue - Brand Slim - Too Much Alcohol, Diana performing in your area this spring. New Me, Shawn Mendes & Camila Ca- Braithwaite & Chris Whiteley - Toodle bello - Senorita, The Jimmys - What Oodle Loo, James Pennebaker - Linda Lu Gives, Charlie Wilson - Forever Valen- tine, Lil Stanley - Panties In Your Here are some songs that I have been en- Purse, Keb Mo' & Roseanne Cash - Put A joying lately, some old, some new: Until next time, Happy Listening! Woman In Charge, Jimmy Adler - Sugar Cookie, Johnny Adams - My Baby's Quit Doug Duffey and Band - Have You Ev- Me, Johnny Adams - She Said The Same

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Prospective applicants have met all requirements per our ByLaws April 24 10:00 AM Current Membership Committee Chair: Norman Mills Board Meeting NMB

April 25 9:30 AM General Membership Meeting Ryans NMB

ABSCDJ Update

Association of Beach & Shag Club DJ’s P.O. Box 58033 Fayetteville NC 28305

Inside This Issue: • The Prez’s Corner • Shag Traxx • Old School Shag • Important ABSCDJ Updates • More, more, more . . .