Hung Jury
Another obscure group that put out a few great singles on Colgems was The Hung Jury. Again, I have no data on who they were, but they put out a great song like this one--why was it not a hit?
Listen and let me know what you think.
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=B3EE283D4D576C3B
posted by Larry at 6:40 PM
6 Comments:
Kind of reminds me of how the Robbs sound.
I had no idea that Hung Jury did "Let the Good Times In" before the Partridge Family in the pilot episode. Guess it makes sense since Colgems became Bell.
8:50 PM
I'll post that one at a later date. I like the Hung Jury version better, by the way.
5:38 AM
Any idea of the songwriter and/or producer on this track, Larry?
I like this one, has a hard, psychedelic-ish edge but a good beat (you can dance to. LOL).
8:04 AM
See above.
10:09 AM
I produced and engineered the record. It was done at Talentmasters Recording Studio, on 42nd Street, in Manhattan.
10:27 AM
I produced and engineered the record. It was done at Talentmasters Recording Studio, on 42nd Street, in Manhattan.
The songwriters for "Let the Good Times In" where Neil Sedaka and Carole Beyer Sager.
10:40 AM
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