Syl Johnson – She’s So Fine (I Just Gotta Make Her Mine) | Rare Soul Classic (1961)
Federal records 1961 – 45-12435
notes:
(She’s So Fine) I Just Gotta Make Her Mine by Syl Johnson is a
hidden
gem from the early 1960s, recorded during his formative years
with
Federal Records. Blending raw blues roots with emerging soul
energy,
the track captures the sound of Chicago’s evolving R&B
scene
and showcases Johnson’s distinctive vocal style
Released in 1961, the song reflects Syl Johnson’s early transition
from
blues to soul, a style that would later define his career and
influence
generations of artists, including hip-hop producers
who sampled his work decades later.
credits:
vocal: Syl Johnson
Syl Johnson’s early Federal recordings (1959–1962),
including this session, were backed by Freddie King’s band.
Freddie King – guitar (bandleader)
Ralph Bass – producer / A&R (King/Federal)
Sonny Thompson – producer / arranger
a) F-753
b) F-754
recorded
Date: 27 June 1961
Location: Chicago (Federal / King Records sessions) (not
officially
documented, but Federal’s Chicago operations were active under Ralph
Bass)
tracklist:
A I've Got To Find My Baby
2:33
S. Thompson, S. Johnson
B (She's So Fine) I Just
Gotta Make Her Mine 2:26
S. Thompson, S. Johnson

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