Cash McCall – “I'm In Danger - S O S 1967

 

Cash McCall – “I'm In Danger / S O S”: Classic Soul Single Review & History

 Checker records 1967   1184

notes:

Cash McCall was a standout figure in 1960s soul and R&B, known for his

smooth vocals and heartfelt performances. Originally a gospel singer, 

McCall transitioned into secular music, delivering a string of memorable 

singles that captured the emotional depth of the era. His music remains 

influential in soul circles, celebrated for its authentic storytelling and timeless grooves.

Released in the mid-1960s, “I’m In Danger / S O S” showcases McCall’s raw 

talent and emotive delivery. The single paired two powerful tracks, 

both demonstrating his knack for conveying vulnerability and urgency.

“I’m In Danger” explores themes of heartbreak and longing, 

with McCall’s soulful voice layered over compelling instrumentation.

“S O S” delivers an urgent plea for help in love, highlighting 

McCall’s ability to connect deeply with listeners.

This release became a cult favorite among soul aficionados 

and is still celebrated for its authentic representation of 1960s R&B.

credits:

Producer,Arranger

    Monk Higgins

tracklist:

A I'm In Danger 2:36

        Higgins, Newsome, Dollison

B S O S 2:30

        Higgins, Dollison

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