Billy Paul – Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club

Name: Billy Paul - Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club
Rating: 5 (8 reviews)

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Label:	Gamble – SG-5002
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:	US
Released:	1968
Genre:	Funk / Soul
Style:	Soul

Tracklist

A1	Billy Boy Written-By – P.D.*	2:43
A2	Missing You Written-By – K. Gamble*	2:45
A3	Bluesette Written-By – Gimbel, Fieldman	3:05
A4	Clear Day Written-By – Lerner, Laine	4:39
A5	Just In Time Written-By – Green, Condon, Styne*	3:56
B1	That's Life Written-By – Thompson, Gordon	4:05
B2	Don't Think Twice Written-By – Bob Dylan	2:33
B3	Feelin' Good Written-By – Newley, Briscuss	8:48
B4	Somewhere Written-By – Bernstein, Sandheim	3:37

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Recorded At – Virtue Recording Studios

Credits

Bass – Bill Collick
Drums – Norman Fearrington
Liner Notes – Joe Hunter
Piano – Stanley Johnson
Vocals [Uncredited], Producer – Billy Paul

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club (LP, Album)	Philadelphia International Records	KZ 32119	US	1973
Recently Edited	Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club (LP, Album)	Epic	EPC 65457	Netherlands	1973
New Submission	Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club (LP, Album)	Columbia, Philadelphia International Records	KZ 32119	Canada	1973
New Submission	Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club (LP, Album)	Epic	EPC 65457	Netherlands	1973
New Submission	Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club (Cassette, Album)	Epic	40-65457	Netherlands	1973

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Reviews

isaacmusicman May 5, 2023
Edited 3 months ago
As I continue to review artists that I love, I constantly have to debate things with myself...I am now questioning myself now though, only because I don't know why in the world it took me so long to get to the one and only "Mr. Billy Paul"!!!!!

Hailing straight out of "Philadelphia", "PA", "Billy", with his Jazzy influenced Vocals was a mainstay of the local Clubs around town....Finding his groove at the "Cadillac Club", located in "North Philly", "Billy" caught the eye of future "Hall of Famers", "Kenny Gamble" and "Leon Huff"...Evidently a bond was formed, but it was kinda interesting that the first album they would do together was the Live album, "Feelin' Good At The Cadillac Club" (released on the "Gamble" label)....

The only thing I could think of is, that the classic Producers wanted people to really hear "Billy" in his natural element (if that is the case, then this makes very much sense!!!!).....

Hearing "Billy" run through songs like, "Billy Boy", the Ultimate Crown Jewel "Bluesette", the "Bob Dylan" penned "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right", and the classic "Feelin' Good", is very gratifying!!!!!

"Billy's" distinct style and range of Vocals just boggles the mind, and these songs helped proved that point...

I don't understand why there wasn't a picture of "Billy" on the album cover, because I have the 1973 version under "Philadelphia International Records"....Oh, well be that as it may, this album was just the beginning of one of the most interesting Vocalist ever!!!!!

Get ready guys!!!!!!
rhythmdr Nov 14, 2010
2 killer uptempo jazz tracks - billy boy & bluestte.

i got this album on original vinyl from japan in 87 - never sell :-)