1961

IT'S ALL RIGHT * SAM COOKE * RCA 1260 * UK 

Another self penned song from Sam Cooke, that, to me, has a moral undertone of reassurance a sort of consoling sprit in its expression, and at the same time feels somehow unfinished, like he is searching for something. It's All Right (not to be confused with The Impressions song) was recorded in Hollywood August 9th 1961, and like many of these soulful and somewhat uncertain cuts was the B side to a more Pop sounding up-tempo waxing. 

The song was re-jigged in 1965 by Thomas "Goat" Johnson founding member of The Harmonizing Four, as That's All Right; sung by The Harmonizing Four with Thomas Johnson's son Ellis, singing lead, and released on VeeJay (see below). 

THAT'S ALL RIGHT * THE HARMONIZING FOUR * VEE JAY 966 * USA

See also:

A Change Is Gonna Come

Another Saturday Night

Little Red Rooster

Love Will Find A Way

Only Sixteen

Sad Mood

Win Your Love For Me

Little Things You Do


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