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From '' Electric Comic Book '' Label: Mercury – SR 61104, SR-61104 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, 1st Country: Canada Released: 1967 Tracklist A1 Pipe Dream Written-By – Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert A2 There's A Chance We Can Make It Written-By – Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert A3 Life Is Just A Cher O'Bowlies Written-By – Emil Thielhelm, Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert A4 Gloria Written-By – Van Morrison A5 Intermission Written-By – Mike Esposito B1 Albert Common Is Dead Written-By – Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert B2 Summer Is The Man Written-By – Mike Esposito, Ronnie Gilbert B3 Baby, I Want You Written-By – Emil Thielhelm, Ronnie Gilbert B4 Let's Get Together Written-By – Jimmy Reed B5 Take My Love Written-By – Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert B6 Rush Hour Written-By – Emil Thielhelm, Geoff Daking, Mike Esposito, Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert B7 That's All Folks Performer – Emil Thielhelm, Geoff Daking, Mike Esposito, Ralph Scala, Ronnie Gilbert Producer – Art Polhemus, Bob Wyld © 1967 The Island Def Jam Music Group ℗ This Compilation ℗ 1967 The Island Def Jam Music Group 💿 [SONG INFO] "Let’s Get Together" is a signature electric blues track written and performed by Jimmy Reed. It was first recorded in 1962 and released in September of that year on his sixth studio album, Just Jimmy Reed. The song was also issued as a 7-inch vinyl single through Vee-Jay Records (catalog number VJ 473), featuring the track "Oh John" on the B-side. The song perfectly encapsulates the relaxed, hypnotic shuffle that became Reed's trademark. It features his iconic setup of simultaneous guitar and high-register harmonica, which he played using a neck rack. The recording session typically included his long-term musical partner Eddie Taylor on guitar, whose steady, disciplined rhythm provided the necessary structure for Reed’s more casual, "lazy" vocal and instrumental delivery. While the track did not reach the same commercial heights as some of his major hits like "Big Boss Man," it remains a significant piece of his discography. Its simple, effective groove was a primary influence on the emerging rock and roll and blues-rock scenes of the 1960s. Over the years, the song has been kept alive by various artists, including covers by the Blues Magoos in 1967 and more recently by Ronnie Wood and the Ronnie Wood Band in 2021. Cover versions While Jimmy Reed’s version remains the definitive standard, several artists have recorded covers that bring their own flavor to the track. These versions range from 1960s psychedelic rock to modern blues tributes. In 1967, the psychedelic rock band Blues Magoos recorded a version that leaned into the garage-rock energy of the era. Their take preserved the rhythmic foundation of the original but added the fuzz-heavy production style typical of the mid-sixties. Decades later, the song saw a resurgence in the blues community through collaborations like those of Dave Riley and Bob Corritore in 2009, followed by a 2020 recording by John Primer and Bob Corritore on their album The Gypsy Woman. These versions tend to lean back into the traditional Chicago shuffle that Reed pioneered. Perhaps the most high-profile modern cover comes from Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones. In 2021, he released a live version with the Ronnie Wood Band as part of his tribute album, Mr. Luck – A Tribute to Jimmy Reed: Live at the Royal Albert Hall. Wood’s version is a full-circle moment, as the Stones originally built their sound on Reed’s influence, and he performs the track with a heavy emphasis on the raw, driving guitar work that defined Reed’s legacy. 🔗 [LINKS] Available on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4VmBDVUiUZPZ6GigpG7BTY Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/electric-comic-book/1443637237 Amazon Music: https://www.amazon.com/music/player/albums/B008GC1ZE4 and Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/album/9531224

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