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Swamp Dogg - The Other Man - DJM (UK) (SOUL AND R&B)

CHANNEL CONTENT: For more great classic Soul and R&B content, please click on the channel icon above, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the Notification Bell for regular updates. We provide content covering Northern Soul, Motown and Detroit Soul Music, traditional Rhythm & Blues, and occasional Jazz and Gospel from great labels such as Motown, Atlantic, Stax, and a host of other major and smaller independent labels from across the USA. COPYRIGHT NOTICE: This video may contain content copyrighted by another person or entity, use of which has not always been specifically authorised by the copyright owner. This channel's owner claims no copyright to the said content. The purpose of the video is for comment, criticism, and entertainment purposes. The owner of this video gains no profit from broadcast content. We believe this to be 'fair use' in accordance with Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. RELEASE DETAILS Swamp Dogg – The Other Man / Believe In Me Baby Label: DJM Records – DJS 10684 Format: Vinyl, 7", Single Country: UK Released: 1976 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul BIOGRAPHY Swamp Dogg (real name Jerry Williams Jr.), born July 14 1942 in Portsmouth, Virginia, is a soul music artist and songwriter. Williams made his first recording in 1954 under the moniker "Little Jerry". In 1963 he changed that to "Little Jerry Williams". In 1970 he took the persona of "Swamp Dogg" and released his first album "Total Destruction To Your Mind". He is also noted as a songwriter and producer. LABEL UK independent label; DJM stands for Dick James Music. Owned by Dick James, who had made his fortune by controlling The Beatles publishing company, Northern Songs, and then by his son, Stephen James. The label received 'The Queens Award For Export Achievement' in 1976 & '77, primarily due to revenue from its biggest act, Elton John. It was distributed initially in the UK by Pye Records, in Australia and New Zealand by Festival Records Pty. Ltd. and Festival Records (NZ) Ltd.. The label was bought by PolyGram in 1986 COMMENTS & FURTHER INFORMATION Appears on the album - Swamp Dogg – You Ain't Never Too Old To Boogie - Label: DJM Records – DJF 20476 - Released: 1976. AllMusic Album Review by Mark Deming: -Jerry Williams (aka Swamp Dogg) put aside the proto-disco moves that occasionally dotted 1975's Have You Heard This Story? in favor of some tough, gritty Southern funk with a soulful edge for his next album, 1976's You Ain't Never Too Old to Boogie. Williams has said he originally intended for the album to be called "It's a Bitch," and political correctness aside, the down and dirty sass of that title suits this music -- with Travis Wammack on guitar, Williams on keys, and Bob Wray and Jimmy Evans on bass and drums, this is a no nonsense, high energy R&B session that's not afraid to draw some rock & roll sweat, especially on the high-energy title track. You Ain't Never Too Old to Boogie is less willfully eccentric than most of Swamp Dogg's work of the '70s, and most of the songs are worldly-wise meditations on the male-female relationship, though the long spoken coda to "Believe in Me Baby" will remind anyone listening that this is indeed Swamp Dogg, and the crazed braggadocio / music biz lament of "It's a Bitch" is both funny and telling. Swamp Dogg has made a lot of records more enjoyably twisted than You Ain't Never Too Old to Boogie, but it's as consistently funky and grooving as anything he ever cut, and it's one of the more underrated albums in his catalog. AllMusic - https://www.allmusic.com/album/you-ai... CONTENT - CREDITS AND SOURCE REFERENCES Phil Lynskey -    / lynsk256   Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/Swamp-Dogg-Th... Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/artist/818192... Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/label/57333-D...