The Mojos - Everythings Al Right
Review by Álex Rodríguez González
The Mojos' album, "Everythings Al Right," is a refreshing and upbeat collection of tracks that are sure to lift one's spirits. The band's signature sound, a blend of rock, pop, and soul, is showcased in every song, with catchy hooks and memorable melodies that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along.
The album's title track, "Everythings Al Right," sets the tone for the rest of the record with its infectious groove and positive message. Other standout tracks include "Don't Let It Get You Down," a soulful ballad that showcases the band's impressive vocal harmonies, and "Can't Keep a Good Man Down," a rollicking rock tune that will get any party started.
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Download
Filename: the-mojos-everythings-al-right.rar- MP3 size: 15.2 mb
- FLAC size: 112.2 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Everything's Al' Right | ||
| Give Your Lovin' To Me |
Video
The Mojos- Everything's Alright
The Mojos- Give Your Lovin' To Me
Images
Catalog Numbers
- F.11853
- Y7156
- 45 PAR 45001
- F11853
Labels
- Decca
- Parrot
Listen online
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- lyssna på nätet
- escuchar en línea
- écouter en ligne
- lytte på nettet
- online luisteren
- ascolta in linea
- online anhören
- ouvir online
Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Single
- 45 RPM
- Promo
- Reissue
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Published By | West One |
| Record Company | The Decca Record Company Limited |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Belinda Recordings |
Notes
- Recording first published 1964
- Pressed in Eire at 8 0' clock on labels
- Made in Eire
- label variation
- Production credited to "Belinda Recordings"
- The disc label is slightly different to other listed on Discogs - the tax code appears at 3 o'clock on the labels, just above the S.
- This sub = solid-centre label, 'Made In Germany' in runout; undated but almost certainly released 1981-ish.
Barcodes
- Rights Society: N.C.B.
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side A): XDR.32740
- Matrix / Runout (Label Side B): XDR.32469
- Other (Tax Code): K/T
- Other: S
- Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): XDR.32740
- Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): XDR.32469
About The Mojos
British beat group from the 1960s.
Name Vars
- Mojos
- The Mojo's
Aliases
- Stu James & The Mojos
- The Nomads
- Natural Birth
Members
- Nick Crouch
- John Konrad
- Simon Stavely
- Keith Karlson
- Martin Smith
- Stuart Slater
- Eddi Harnett
- Adrian Wilkinson
- Duncan Campbell
Summary by Álex Rodríguez González
Comments
Contrary to some write-ups it was Keith Karlson playing harmonica..not Stu....keith also sang lead along with stu......from the horses mouth Keith Karlson ....Cheers ! !
a fab tune , great harmonies, essential merseybeat sounds, probably great live
Love love love this song
Keith Karlson was Keith Alcock in my form at Liverpool Collegiate. I was there '56 to '61.
A great record with an amazing piano solo
Lewis Collins of the Professionals was an ex member before he joined CI5.
Back to 70's I was listening radio recording of this song by The Swinging The Blue Jeans. However I can't find it anywhere. Weird
Nick crouch out of this band taught me to play the guitar ... fair play
They used to practice in my attic in Everton Liverpool. Great times.??
This was in the charts when I joined the British Army. Everything was, indeed, All Right.
fIRST RECORD i EVER BOUGHT
Jimmy Page plays guitar on this song.
This was a great one to go mad to in 1964 and it's every bit as good in 2018.
Covered by Bowie & 11 others , just proves what a cracking classic record this is.
went to see them in the capital in Cardiff with the kinks
Great song and performed well here but, Bowie added balls to it.. He basically "sexed it up" in modern parlance.
Lewis Collins the drummer was Bodie in CI 5
Great band and great blokes too! Love this record!!
They had a unique groovy sound, and this was their best song.
This is great stuff, I was 14 when this came out, I blinked and now I am 65, still sounds good.
The Liverpool Five's version is so shagadelic....check for yourself on You Tube.
EVERYTHING ´S ALRIGHT hit skupiny THE MOJOS, ktorý bol od 26. marca 1964 jedenásť týždňov v rebríčku v UK a skončil na 9.m. Jeho autormi boli členovia skupiny. Táto beatová skupina vznikla v Liverpoole v roku 1962 ako duo THE NOMADS Karlsonom a Conradom. V septembri 1962 sa pripojil Stu James a Adrian Lord. V auguste 1963 zostavu doplnil O Toole. V auguste 1963 zmenili názov skupiny na Mojos. V oktobri 1963 Lorda nahradil Crouch bývalý člen Faron´s Flamongos. Tento hit nahrala skupina v zostave Stu James vl.m. Stuart Slater spev, gitara, Nicky Crouch solová gitara, Keith Karlson vl.m. Keith Alcock basová gitara, Terry O ´Toole klavir a John "Bob" Konrad bicie. V roku 1964 mali v rebričku ešte dve skladby. V júni na 25.m. Why Not Tonight a v sepembri Seven Daffodils na 30.m. Skupina mala angažmá v Star Clube v Hamburgu. V oktobri odišli Karlson, Konrad a O´Toole. Dvojicu James a Crouch doplnili Aynsley Dunbar bicie nar. 10. januara 1946 v Liverpoole a Lewis Collis basová gitara nar. 27. mája 1946 v Birkenheade, ktorý sa preslávil ako Bodie v TV serie Profesionaly, ktorý žiaľ 27. novembra 2013 podľahol v Los Angeles zákernej chorobe. Táto zostava nahrala tri piesne Comin On The Cry, Goodbye, Dolly Gray a Until My Baby Comes Home. Skupina sa rozpadla v septembri 1966. Dunbar sa stal známym spoluprácou s viacerými skupinami.
Great original but gotta agree with others here that the Liverpool Five's 1966 version is fantastic.
Put me down as another who likes this original but prefers the LP5 up tempo version.
Check out The Robin Hoods version from 1965, another very cool version
For me., both the Mojos and the Liverpool Five versions are fabulous.
Great tune......also pretty good by the Liverpool Five.
