Stoney Jackson - Where Is My Baby / I'm Goin' Home (Mod) [CD]
Stoney Jackson - Where Is My Baby / I'm Goin' Home (Mod) [CD]
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A great example of early 1960's pop music when it was making the transition from doo-wop to pop, Stoney Jackson's excellent 1964 single "Where Is My Baby" b/w "I'm Goin' Home" features spot-on production work by Rod McBrien, who later engineered The Shangri-Las huge hit, "Leader Of The Pack." The single's A side features a male lead backed by a female chorus with an insistent 60s pop beat, while the B side is more of an up-tempo bluesy rocker, originally done by doo-woppers Jordan and The Fascinations
Tracklist:
- Where Is My Baby
- I'm Goin' Home
UPC: 894232893420
Label: Essential Media Mod
Release Date: 12.6.24
Format: CD
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