Curtis Lee

Your act is fine.

But my question to you is, what's up with Curtis Lee? Where is he? What is he doing? I haven't heard of

Pete.

You know, when you got me there, when I don't have something to say, I throw shade by just going, hmm.

And now we head west, way west, to Los Angeles for another piece of magnificent seven magic.

Curtis Lee and Is She In Your Town.

Curtis had already tasted success in the early 60s with the massive pop hit Pretty Little Angel Eyes.

But by 1967, he was heading somewhere completely different.

Is She In Your Town appeared on Myra Records, part of the famous Los Angeles Mirwood family.

And Curtis Lee actually wrote the song himself.

You've got to listen to the rhythm, the pounding drums, the blazing horns, and that driving Northern Soul beat with just a touch of harmonica running through the arrangement.

It's a record that sounds absolutely made for a packed dance floor.

Pete, you probably know what's coming.

Curtis Lee.

That's right.

Curtis Lee, the A side, pretty little angel eyes.

Now, if you flip it over, was one angel.

I like them both.

Can you remember, there's one of Dad's B-sides, one of his singles.

It's the B-side of Pretty Little Angel Eyes by Curtis Lee.

Pretty Little Angel Eyes.

The B-side is called Gee, How I Wish You Were Here.