Scot Richard Case - I'm So Glad - 1967
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- No copywrite infringement intended. The Scot Richard Case was a combination of two Detroit-area bands. Scott Richardson, a member of The Chosen Few, and Gary Quackenbush, a member of The Fugitives, hooked up with producer Jeep Holland to create the Scot Richard Case. The biggest single, I"m So Glad, was huge in Michigan, peaking at #1 at WTAC in Flint, as well as #7 on WKNR, and #13 on CKLW in Detroit.
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I remember Scot Richard Case on Swingin Time doing this. Then I also remember later telling someone that a band called Cream copied these guys. Hey I was 12.
I remember it as well and yeah I was 12.
Love the complex lyrics of the time.
Best version of this song, IMO.
The pride of Ann Arbor. These guys were so underrated. Too bad they never received national exposure.
In the Hall of the Mountain King/Bolero, sitting in the grass at Tartan(?) field at Wayne State, stoned to the gills, drinking red ripple or Boones Farm. Those were the days.
I saw them several times at the Silverbell teen night club north of Detroit. Still have their SRC album.
Just wanted to share some great old Michigan rock and roll Barb ..
Ric Allen ty remember WKNR -FM? "Michigan bands are FIRST!
Remember it well. I was playing this song new at WSAM in Saginaw, before I left for CKLW
We were lucky in s.e.MI- great bands & great radio.The Big 8 was second to none on AM band
Ric Allen thanks. Takes me back to the best music and the best clubs. Grande Ballroom was my favorite
Tom Enge. Cklw, wrif we had it all !!!!! It was a great time to grow up
Anybody from the Grande on here?I can almost smell the weed smoke
I lost my virginity at the Grande. The Rationals, Teagarden and Van Winkle along with the Fugs were playing that night.
@@kerrylee4633 Epic!
@@NickPlaskon Thank you. It was a night I experienced many "first times."
I saw Bob Seger and SRC at Crawfordsville Indiana High School in late 1968 or early 1969, all I remember that it was cold. Both were great. Never bought any Seger albums but bought several SRC disks.
This is my favorite all time Michigan rock band having seen them dozens of times even at Hudson's in Detroit
SRC played at my high school either 67 or 68. Fuzzy times if you know what i mean. It was on a tennis court / hockey rink. Kimball High Royal Oak Mi. Also the great James Gang.
Yes they did, they also practiced in my basement once.
I used to see this Band at The Eastown Theater in Detroit , Cousin Figel
Gary Quakenbush was so missed out on that bike crash ruined his career SRC could have ruled the world IMHO!
I remember this one.
loved Scott Richard Case,, especially Bolero, brings back memories,, or at least the ones I can remember from the 60's HA
Someone in here mentioned Bob Seger. I was living in Dearborn when SRC was big, and, I remember a tv music show they were on. Also on that show was Bob Seger and the Last Heard; they did their original version of Heavy Music. Love how Bob does his "screaming thing" at the end!
Probably Robin Seymour 's Swingin Time TV show.
Good song👍👍💰💰💰💰💰🎶🎶🎶🎶
Saw them at the Westside 6
saw them at the Gross Pointe Hideout a lot and in A2 they told me to come over June 14th if I wanted to meet the Who who were playing at the 5th Dimension that night. OI went to his house but, alas, no ho at SRC's but I did c them at the 5th Dimension, as well as the Yardbirds and Jimi Hendrix. Awesome times for sure.
I'm so glad.
Never heard this version until now.
Detroit 1969
Wow!!! I have the SRC album on vinyl which I bought as a young girl in about 1974. This is a great version of "I'm so glad" which is very faithful homage to Cream.
SRC version came first. Cream & others, later. Album is a collectible!
@@rezzer7918 Wow, thanks for the information, I love finding out things like this. The SRC album I have is the one with the great psychedelic cover and contains "Black Sheep", a personal favourite. Keep on truckin'.
I saw these guys at Mt. Holly, back when dinosaurs still roamed the Earth.
+Guy Merritt I was there
and don' t forget the Silver Bell
I think they were at Sherwood Forest too.
Yeah...they were.
Along with Dick Wagner and the Frost. Last time I was at Sherwood Forest, Bob Seger did his latest hit "Lookin' Back". And I remember Commander Cody and the Lost Planet Airmen were there at the same show.. Great times.
great band
i love this version. but its almost note for note from the Cream tune-innit?
its called a cover
Found this by accident.. I only knew of Cream's version
Amboy Dukes did good version
Thanks for posting this version. Re: the band`s name abbreviated comes to SRC. Is that coincidence seeing that two of them were in said band? I bought the Milestones LP in Hong Kong in 1969. Still have it.
The Scot Richard Case would later abbreeviate it to SRC
My brother has the album
Vocals are better than in the Cream's version.
Marcia Carl Skip James is the perfect vocalist/performer for this. Clapton, Bruce & Co has got nothing on him.
@@Glendoras Absolutely.
are you the Ric Allen that used to be a CKLW disc jockey??
One and the same .. some 40 years later .. lol
OMG! Bless you and THANK YOU for all the great tunes that I still have!!! xxooxo
How strange , I've been trying to remember this group from when I was living in Ann Arbor in the sixties. What made you decide to post this piece of history?
Just to remind some folks of the great songs that came outta Michigan. Scott later formed the SRC ...
Mt.Holly Regulars
this guy showed U2 how to do it
Think this photo enlarged not cut has Iggy Pop down front!
I used to call into your radio show at 3:00 am to request Harlem Nocturn, after I got home from my afternoon shift from GM.. 1970 or 71.. are you still in the Detroit area??
Nope, retired from radio in 2007 after 40 years .. hometown was Bay City .. but got tired of the snow and cold, and moved to Charlotte, North Carolina ... at least I'm halfway to Florida ...
Still post daily .. on my personal fb page Ric Allen .. or you can catch the fb page I'm co-administrator of .. "Michigan Music" .. which features everything that came out of Michigan .. daily ...
In case no one thinks Cream's first album was that influential in America---this is almost as good as this version of "I Feel Free" by the Second Coming: ruclips.net/video/mOgia7iq9yw/видео.html
This version is way better than Cream's. Clapton is the most overrated guitar player in rock history. Michigan music any day over the Brits.
@The Cats He's most likely from Michigan. I lived there for a year and let me tell you for the most part they are a weird bunch. 90 percent of them have never left the state lines and they literally think it's where the big bang took place. "In the beginning, God created Michigan and everything, cultural or otherwise, originated and spread out to the rest of the world from there." 😶
I agree 200% The SRC kicked it in the ass good.
It was an idea to have Iggy as the lead singer…?
Chosen Few spawned the Stooges Ron Asheton & James Williamson.
dougs diagnosis
a very bad prognosis
margaret no kiss
:(
cream was so much better than this…
Scott Richardson blows...
haha, some sort of family rivalry ?