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Bobby Byrd – “Just a Nobody (Pt. 1)” b/w “Same, Pt. 2” (Smash 1868). Bobby Byrd was the arranger and the often uncredited composer of many of the hits of soul singer James Brown. Brown met Btyrd when Byrd's baseball team played one formed in the youth detention institute where Brown was an inmate and they discovered a mutual interest in gospel music. Brown joined Byrd's a cappella Gospel Starliters, who also played regional dance halls with instruments as the Avons and later the Flames. With Byrd on keyboards, they specialised in jump-blues and covered other vocal combos. By 1956, the Flames had metamorphosed into the ever-expanding review that was James Brown and the Famous Flames. During the show's first half, Byrd would extricate himself from his electric organ for a solo singing spot, replete with athletic footwork and let-me-hear-you-say-yeah! exhortations. Byrd also began a sporadic recording career with 1963’s “I'm Just a Nobody” (though it failed to chart that year). Record is a cut-out in nice VG condition. Postage & insurance will be paid by purchaser.
Postage for a single 45 in the US is $2.50 plus insurance (optional). Postage for a single LP in the US is $2.75 plus insurance (optional). Postage for a single 45 to Europe is $5.40 (air). Postage for a single LP to Europe is $13.60 (air). Postage for a single 45 to Japan or Australia is $5.40 (air). Postage for a single LP to Asia or Japan is $13.00(air). Bidders from other areas should contact seller for postage.
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