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Jubilant Feet! is an album by the American folk-rock band Tamarah, released by Ictus Publishing Company in 1973. The album was recorded by Phil Nelson at Sound Creation in Greensboro, North Carolina; with band member Ken Helser producing. “As broadcast on the LOVE LIGHT SALVATION SHOW.”
Good down-to-earth rural folk-rock custom from Greensboro, North Carolina. Some excellent slow Band-like roots-rock numbers, enriched with organ, piano and electric guitar leads. «Lively Stone» and «Reach That Place» have strong Neil Young vibes, both the music and the vocals. Noteworthy harmonica action on the acoustic folk/blues title track, joining with jangly guitars on the upbeat «Thank You, My Lord, For The Day». Strolling jazzy acoustic guitar on «Get A Little High On My Lord» which compares Jesus to “a vintage so fine”. Back cover says this was broadcast on the Love Light Salvation Show. Songwriting shared by members Steve Humphrey, Skip Marsden, King Carty and Ken Helser. Keyboardist and producer Helser has had his hand in a number of North Carolina productions. [Ken Scott, The Archivist]
LP tracklist:
Side One
A1. “Jubilant Feet” – 0:57
A2. “Thank You, My Lord, For The Day” – 3:30
A3. “Free From Above” – 4:07
A4. “Word Of My Lord” – 3:08
A5. “Lively Stone” – 4:27
Side Two
B1. “Feed My Sheep” – 4:27
B2. “High On My Lord” – 2:49
B3. “Reach That Place” – 4:26
B4. “Thank You Very Kindly My Lord” – 3:02
B5. “Jubilant Feet” (Reprise) – 0:48
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CREDITS. Produced by Ken Helser. Engineered by Phil Nelson. Recorded at Sound Creation, Greensboro, NC.
Musicians: Ken Helser (Vocals, Organ, Piano), Lonnie Swaim (Vocals, Organ), Steve Humphrey (Vocals, Harp), Skip Marsden (Vocals, Guitar), Mike Cochran (Vocals, Guitar), King Carty (Vocals, Rythym and Lead Guitar), Bob Robertson (Guitar), Jimmie Williams (Steel Guitar), Scott Massey (Bass, Vocals), Scott Nixon (Bass), Gary Strader (Drums), Gary Boyles (Drums). Background Vocals: Lynette Massey, Karen Swaim, Barbara Gheen, June Nunnery, Sheila Owens, Terry McMillan, Keith Grimm.
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