John Anderson - Inner City Blues - Cannonball
B/W - Instrumental Version
Condition - M (New Release)
Acetate Side & Take Side. John Anderson's " Inner City Blues" represents all of that and more. It is an absolute preservation release as it bears the demo version on one side and the instrumented one
on the flip, which has been realised respecting the dry sound of the early 70's original take, following the harmony of the universally known masterpiece penned by M. Gaye and covered by a multitude of artists of all provenances, soul, funk, blues, rock, and any other musical genres. This recording was made in Manhattan presumably not later than the end of 1970, since our investigation shows that the Angel Sound Studios shut down in the autumn of that very same year. Before you guys start making questions YES, we know that the magnificent Marvin Gaye version is unparalleled (though in total honesty I dig more Scott Heron's one) and so it will stay for decades to come. And NO, be reassured we are not that meglamaniacs to aspire to match Marvin's greatness with our instrumented version. We simply found it and, being it a dramatically early version from a long forgotten soul artist and from the same year of "Whats Goin' On" release, we have simply done our job by bringing it to you and refusing the fact that it could stay in the darkness forever.
John Anderson - Inner City Blues - Cannonball
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