Dave 'Baby' Cortez - The Happy Organ Love Me As I Love You
Review by budi prastyo
The Happy Organ Love Me As I Love You, released by Dave 'Baby' Cortez, is a musical masterpiece that is sure to capture the hearts of listeners. The album is a perfect blend of blues, jazz, and rock and roll, showcasing Cortez's exceptional talent on the organ. The tracks are upbeat, lively, and full of energy, making it impossible for anyone to sit still while listening.
The album's title track, "Love Me As I Love You," is a standout hit that perfectly captures the essence of the album. The song is a beautiful tribute to love and features Cortez's signature organ playing, which is both soulful and energetic. Other tracks on the album, such as "The Whistling Organ" and "I'm Happy," are equally impressive and showcase the artist's versatility and talent.
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Download
Filename: dave-baby-cortez-the-happy-organ-love-me-as-i-love-you.zip- MP3 size: 15 mb
- FLAC size: 100 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Love Me As I Love You | ||
| The Happy Organ |
Video
DAVE BABY CORTEZ THE HAPPY ORGAN LOVE ME AS I LOVE YOU
Dave 'Baby' Cortez - The Happy Organ - Big 50's Instrumental Hit
Dave (Baby)Cortez Love Me As I Love You 1959 Clock 1009
Images
Catalog Numbers
- 45-HLU 8852
- C. 1009
- 45-HL 8852
- 8353X
- 45-HL-1532
- 45-HL-U 8852
Labels
- London Records
- Clock
- London Records, London American Recordings
- Reo
- Clock Record Co.
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
- Repress
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Record Company | Clock Record Co. |
| Distributed By | Ember Distributors, Inc. |
| Published By | Lowell Music |
| Mastered At | Longwear Plating |
| Recorded By | Clock Record Co. |
| Licensed Through | Clock |
| Made By | Quality Records Limited |
| Manufactured By | Quality Records Limited |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Written-By | Clowney, Wood |
Notes
- Tri Centre.
- Made in England
- Label Variation. No dash between the HL & U (HLU)
- Red Label Variation
- Recording first published 1958
- similar to Dave 'Baby' Cortez* - The Happy Organ / Love Me As I Love You without Kriegsmann on A-side
- Label variation - text spacing on left side, bigger spacing on right
- Red label... everything else matches.
- Made in India.
- A - Instrumental
- B - Vocal
- Published By Lowell Music BMI
- Distributed By Ember Distributors, Inc.
- Clock Record Co., New York, N.Y.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): CL 106
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side AA): CL 107
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove Side A): CL 106 LW
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Groove Side AA): CL 107 LW
- Rights Society: BMI
- Matrix / Runout (stamped in runout A-side): 45-MSC-3377-IC BBH ET
- Matrix / Runout (stamped in runout B-side): 45-MSC-3378-IC KH ET
- Matrix / Runout (printed on label A-side): MSC.3377
- Matrix / Runout (printed on label B-side): MSC.3378
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): CL 106 Δ27337
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side AA): CL 107 Δ27338 LW
- Matrix / Runout: 45-8353-S1
- Matrix / Runout: 45-8353-S2
- Matrix / Runout (A side matrix): MSCF.3377
- Matrix / Runout (B side matrix): MSCF.3378
About Dave 'Baby' Cortez
American pop and R&B pianist and organist, born on August 13, 1938 in Detroit, Michigan. Cousin of .
Clowney made his first record in 1956 under his own name but it was not until three years later that he scored a major success using the stage name Dave "Baby" Cortez. His instrumental, "The Happy Organ" was the first pop/rock hit to feature the organ as lead instrument with Gary Hammond as drummer. The 45rpm single went to no. 1 on Billboard magazine's Hot 100 charts. Cortez had another Top Ten hit in 1962 with "Rinky Dink".
Real Name
- David Cortez Clowney
Name Vars
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- Cortez
- Baby Cortez
- D. Clowney
- D. Cortez
- D. Curtes
- Dave \
- Cortez And His Happy Organ
- Dave 'Baby' Cortez
- Dave 'Baby'Cortez
- Dave (Baby) Cortez
- Dave >>Baby<< Cortez
- Dave B. Cortez
- Dave Babe Cortez
- Dave Babe rtez
- Dave Baby Cortez
- Dave Baby Cortez On Organ
- Dave Beby Cortez
- Dave Clowney
- Dave Cortez
- Dave Cortez Clowney
- Dave «Baby» Cortez
- Dave »Baby« Cortez
- Dave' Baby' Cortez
- Davey Cortez
- David \
- Davy Baby Cortez
- Davy Cortez
Aliases
- David Clowney
Summary by budi prastyo
Comments
2023-04-13
I just realized that the melody is based on "Shortenin' Bread."
2023-04-13
happy SEXUAL organ
2023-04-12
Inspired Joe Meek to write Telstar.
2023-04-12
This song is a standut childhood memory for me! This song was on an 8-track oldies collection that my Dad played in our van, and he had the LP (vinyl) version as well. :) I've always loved this song!
I was born in 1968 -- the music of the 80s was that of my teen years, but by then, I'd had a solid upbringing of all kinds of oldies.
I'm glad and grateful that I was raised with music and an understanding of the world before I was born. I truly wonder how many of today's kids have that!
I was born in 1968 -- the music of the 80s was that of my teen years, but by then, I'd had a solid upbringing of all kinds of oldies.
I'm glad and grateful that I was raised with music and an understanding of the world before I was born. I truly wonder how many of today's kids have that!
2023-04-12
I loved this song while watching the movie "Great Balls Of Fire" with Winona Ryder and Dennis Quaid. At about minute 106:40 - 107:00
2023-04-12
Reminds me of my cat!
2023-04-12
What a great record to bust out some epic dance moves. This is why I love old music. The old stuff is better than the modern day garbage. Rock and roll records from the 1950s were the best.
2023-04-12
I love it!!! I grew up in the '50's & 60's.
2023-04-11
# 1 song for me
2023-04-11
UCK.
More like a big "sh*t".
More like a big "sh*t".
2023-04-11
Time to skate kids
2023-04-10
This song was the first instrumental to get to number one in the Billboard hot 100. I think it’s strange that nobody seems to know how he got the nickname “baby”. Was it his baby face, or was he the youngest in his family?
2023-04-10
fun song
2023-04-10
This is an organ?
2023-04-10
Bumblebee boogie
2023-04-10
Still love this song 50yrs later
2023-04-09
I haven't heard this for decades, yet I saw the name, and the tune started playing in my head.
2023-04-09
I was born in 58 my best friends dad had a sub shop in Baltimore and in it was a juke box. He brought all the 45 home after they left the top 40. We listened to this one the most.
2023-04-09
For the 7th inning stretch. Play ball!
2023-04-08
Awsome song play it again sam
2023-04-08
Number One for a week in May, 1959. Not quite old enough to remember it when it was new but I've loved this '50s classic since I was a kid. In 1962 Dave returned to the Top 10 with "Rinky Dink" another hot instrumental.
2023-04-07
i had the grouper sandwich
