Think People
1974 · Gator G 1201 · USA
- Artist
- Vernon Garrett
- Title
- Think People
- Release
- Jody Can Ease The Pain / Think People
- Year
- 1974
- Label
- Gator # G 1201
- Format
- 7" · Single
- Language
- English
- Country
- USA
- Songwriter
- Earl Foster
- Genre
- Soul, Gospel & Funk · Soul
- Primary theme
- Peace, Protest & Anti-War
Annotation — Soul, Gospel, & Funk Songs
Soul, both sides. A-side: Jody theme - girl lonely, Jody will help. B-side: think about the soldiers Younger generation looking for a better way. Civil Rights, poverty, moon race
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
Annotation — Civil Rights Songs
- Soul, both sides. - A-side: Jody theme - girl lonely, Jody will help. - B-side: think about the soldiers - Younger generation looking for a better way. - Civil Rights, poverty, moon race
Annotation by Justin A. Brummer
Notes
Producer Miles Grayson. A-side 'Jody Can Ease The Pain' (2:40) written by B. Lexing, E. Foster, M. Grayson; B-side 'Think People' written by Earl Foster. Matrix: X-39954 G1201AA D-3 / G1201-B DCT-3 X-3995. Soulfulkindamusic credits it to 'Vernon Garrett & The Soul Messengers', Gator 1201, 1974. Gator G1201 B, yellow label; Respect Music BMI, time 2:41; "Miles Grayson Production". [From the record label]
About the artist
Vernon Garrett (born 18 January 1933, Pine Bluff, Arkansas) grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, sang in gospel groups, then worked as an R&B and blues singer in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area and Dallas; best known for "I'm at the Crossroads". [Source: Pine Bluff Commercial]
Themes
Pro-Soldier · Generation Gap · Civil Rights · Poverty · Space Race
In collections
Jody Songs · Civil Rights Songs · Peace, Protest, & Anti-War Songs [War Years] · Soul, Gospel, & Funk Songs