"Fame and Price, Price and Fame Together," released on September 8, 1971, is a captivating collaboration between two iconic British musicians, Georgie Fame and Alan Price. This 11-track vinyl album, originally released on the Columbia label, is a testament to the duo's musical prowess and their ability to blend Northern Soul and classic rock elements seamlessly.
The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, showcasing the duo's versatility and musical depth. From the upbeat and energetic "Rosetta" and "Yellow Man" to the soulful ballads like "The Dole Song" and "That's How Strong My Love Is," each track offers a unique listening experience. The album also includes a rendition of the classic "Ballad of Billy Joe," adding a touch of folk to the eclectic mix.
Georgie Fame, known for his work with the Blue Flames and his hit single "Yeh Yeh," brings his signature organ playing and soulful vocals to the album. Alan Price, a founding member of The Animals and known for his work on the iconic "House of the Rising Sun," contributes his distinctive keyboard skills and musical arrangements.
The album's cover art features the duo together, reflecting the collaborative spirit of the record. The vinyl release, with its smooth orange CBS label and picture sleeve, is a collector's item, especially the early UK pressings. Whether you're a fan of Northern Soul, classic rock, or simply great music, "Fame and Price, Price and Fame Together" is an album that deserves a place in your collection.
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