Jack Scott..What In The World's Come Over You..Stereo Orig Top Rank 626 LP '61

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Oct 23, 2011 Sold Date

Oct 16, 2011 Start Date

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This is Jack Scott...What In The World's Come Over You...Top Rank Records 626 Stereo LP 1961

Cover: VG with split seam at top 1/2 way, some edge wear...

Vinyl: VG to a little better with several fine hairline scratches...new gloss...plays and sound great..

Jack Scott sounded tough, like someone you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley unless he had a guitar in his hands. When he growled "The Way I Walk," wise men (and women) stepped aside. Despite his snarling rockabilly attitude, Scott hailed from Ontario, Canada, and grew up near Detroit, developing a love for hillbilly music along the way. His first sides for ABC/Paramount in 1957 exhibited a profound country-rock synthesis, and after moving to the Carlton label, Scott hit the charts the next year with the tremulous ballad "My True Love," backed by his vocal group, the Chantones. Flip it over, however, and you have the hauling rocker "Leroy," all about some wacked-out tough guy who's content to remain behind the bars of his local jail. Scott's pronounced emphasis on acoustic guitar distinguishes atmospheric rockers like "Goodbye Baby," "Go Wild Little Sadie," "Midgie," and "Geraldine." But his principal pop success came with tears-in-your-beer country-based ballads -- "What in the World's Come Over You" and "Burning Bridges" were massive smashes on Top Rank in 1960

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