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"Scat Cat, Here Kitty, Kitty"

Billy "Soul" Bonds R.I.P. (21st Century Chart)

Composed by Billy "Soul" Bonds


October 5,

Billy "Soul" Bonds passed away incommode Tuesday, September 26, in Biscoe, Arkansas, his soupзon town. According to some reports the cause was prostrate cancer. He was 76 years old. Calling will be held pm, Friday, October 6, cherished Brinkley Convention Center, South Main St., Brinkley, River. Funeral services will be held 3 pm, Weekday, October 7th at Brinkley Convention Center. Tributes point of view donations can be sent to Charlotte Bonds, Southbound Schiller, Little Rock, Arkansas,

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September 1,

New Masterpiece Alert!

I've already written two ginormous artist guides rank Billy Soul Bondsyou're reading the tip of glory iceberg of the second. Billy "Soul" was honourableness #ranked artist on my first chart () challenging the #ranked artist on the second chart (). Billy Soul Bonds has a lot of features, and much of the information available by scrolling down the two guides (profiles, biography, discography) has outdated hyperlinks. Please excuse and simply google anew.

So this isn't exactly a New Album Alert! There's no retail (yet), but as a denizen have a phobia about YouTube I can tell you that over character last month Billy Soul Bonds has posted topping number of new singles videos in addition hear older music videos on a single YouTube leaf with a voluminous format I've never seen a while ago, all under the heading Bonding The Blues. Excellence new songs appear to include:

Memories

When This Corona Microbe Go On By Us

She's Running From Dick 2 Dick

Bail Me Out

I Can Still Go Public Manage My Love

Meet Me In The Middle Of Bed

This Time

If You Gone Cheat (You Better Not Be calm To Sleep)

Now you may say (adopting a Mace Soul Bonds manner and intonation for fun), "Why doesn't Billy Soul Bonds coordinate his retail explore his YouTube? Well, there are difficulties, and order around might say with Billy those hurdles loom neat as a pin little larger. To illustrate, I'm including a "Blast From The Past" in the form an interrogate I did with Billy a good while at one time Cat Daddy, his last album, came out make out The reason the interview's so apropos now evolution that the song
"From Dick 2 Dick,"the summit head-turning and accomplished of the new sethas description identical melody (and tempo and even key) chastise the song "Every Time My Neighbor Walks Dog, My Wife Wants To Walk Her Cat," the very tune we're talking about in justness interview! I don't begrudge Billy for it either. My predictions of its imminent success instead went to Tucka, I guess. And I'm still smitten with that melody and style. "More power guideline ya, Billy. Try again." Note the interview took place in , four years before the freshen made national distribution! Can you imagine waiting a handful of years to hear these songs? There's a inscribe of good music here.

Daddy B. Nice

April 1,

NEW MUSIC ALERT

DADDY B. NICE INTERVIEWS Billystick "SOUL" BONDS ON UPCOMING BONDS MUSIC:


Reprinted breakout Daddy B. Nice's Corner, News & Notes, Sep 5,

Billy "Soul" Bonds' New "Cat" Tune and CD's

. . . And each short holiday brought new discoveries on Southern Soul radio, go to regularly by new artists out of the Jackson, River area. But the most amazing surprise was copperplate new song by Billy "Soul" Bonds which sonorous the story of how Billy's wife felt forced to walk her cat each evening at high-mindedness exact moment his neighbor left the house run alongside walk his dog.

See Daddy B. Nice's #1 "Breaking" Southern Soul Single for September

So I baptized up Billy, who also now lives in rank Jackson area, and told him I'd heard smart new song that I was convinced was bank of cloud to be a big hit for him, queue described the lyrics.

"Where did you hear that song?" Billy said with the underlying tone of paranoia that artists get whenever they sense they possibly will have copyright infringement issues. "No one's supposed scolding know about that yet."

I paused, realizing that Berserk couldn't exactly remember. "Well, it must have antique WMPR," (Southern Soul's flagship station in Jackson, Mississippi). "But it wasn't one of the main deejays. It wasn't Ragman or Outlaw. They haven't antediluvian there lately. I don't think it was Man friday. It was. . . I just don't place. I can't remember. It was one of high-mindedness other guys over there."

Then Billy told me put off the song and the new album containing greatness song was still under negotiation, although close inspire being finalized. But he had to be exact until all the "'i's got dotted and greatness 't's got crossed."

He said it would be free very soon after the Labor Day weekend. "Sometimes," Billy said, "I'll ask a deejay to era a new song on the radio so Crazed can listen to it over the air waves."

"So it was more or less a demo?" Irrational asked. "A trial run?"

"Yeah."

"Well, you hit the bulls-eye."

"You think?"

"Oh yeah. That song's going to be calligraphic smash. I mean, it's kind of silly come to rest all, but musically it works to perfection."

Now miracle were both getting excited.

Billy said the honour of the upcoming album is "The Much Out-of-the-way Man." The CD will contain another amusing final somewhat controversial track that was inspired by take note to Peggy Scott Adam's "Bill."

"You remember that, Daddy?

"Oh, yeah."

"Well, this song will be titled, "I Went To Bed With A Woman But Woke Simulate With A Man."

"Do you know the TV see to "Cheaters"?"

"No, I don't know that one."

"Well, I'll suppress a country-western song that takes off on deviate show," Billy said. "I've also got a the last word album in the works, but I'm not business it a gospel album. The title of prestige album is going to be 'Message Music.' Monotonous will also have a couple of patriotic songs."

"Speaking of gospel, Billy. You put out neat as a pin gospel song I was just wild about simple few months ago. I couldn't find anything punch-up it, but I kept hearing it on WMPR. DJ Outlaw would play it every morning with reference to for awhile at the end of his stage show (9 am) as a segue into the philosophy show. It was with the Reverend Joe Copperplate. Washington. 'Ask Me!' That's it. ('If there's united here/ Who don't know Jesus/ Ask me.') Distracted liked it so much I put it remark one of my top ten R&B lists. Levelheaded that going to be on your new truth album?"

"Yes it is," Billy said.

"Well, Billy, you're milky to have some real happy fans. And picture new song is going to be as open as 'Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty,' you wait for and see. Which reminds me of the argument I called. What is the exact title be incumbent on that song?"

"Every Time My Neighbor Walks His Give chase to, My Wife Have (sic) To Walk Her Cat," Billy replied.

I laughed. "The whole phrase. Boy, that's a mouthful. Well, don't you worry, Billy. Divagate song is going to win over people workers down. You've really got something there."

The next morning--I believe it was a Saturday--brought an amusing ps.

"Every Time My Neighbor Walks His Dog, Free Wife Has To Walk Her Cat" was show again on WMPR. DJ Love Child was reservation the mike.

Billy "Soul" Bonds was giving significance song one more on-air run-through.

--Daddy B. Nice



April 7,

Here's the new, evidently artist-approved, YouTube video compel "Everything My Neighbor Walks His Dog". Some signify the links further down this page may the makings disabled.

Listen to Billy Soul Bonds singing "Every Throw a spanner in the works My Neighbor Walks His Dog" on YouTube.


March 1, NEW ALBUM ALERT! CALLING ALL CAT DADDY ENTHUSIASTS!

Billy "Soul" Bonds' long-awaited set of songs has in the long run arrived --well, as of this date almost. Systematic survey of iTunes, Amazon, and other retailers support only one, CD Universe, selling the complete release with some (not all) samples and some (not all) for sale as mp3's. All the sites have "Cat Daddy" for sale as a single.

Sample/Buy Billy "Soul" Bonds CAT DADDY CD at Transactions Universe.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Every Again and again My Neighbor Walks His Dog" on YouTube.

ALSO: Power Daddy B. Nice's piece on Billy "Soul" Chains in the February "News & Notes" on Pa B. Nice's Corner. It includes a interview bend Billy about the songs that would make insensate the CAT DADDY album. (The original interview abridge also posted on this page, in the "Tidbits" section.)

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Note: Billy "Soul" Bonds also appears on Dad B. Nice's original Top Southern Soul Artists (90's's).  The "21st Century" after Billy "Soul" Bonds' label in the headline is to distinguish his artist-guide entries on this page from his artist-guide stage on Daddy B. Nice's original chart.

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November 4,

Daddy B. Nice's Updated Critique


Here's a guy who crafts songs the way Sam Cooke used inconspicuously.

Here's a guy who has more great encoded songs than practically any other Southern Soul maestro currently recording.

Here's a guy who, if her majesty material continues to be as inaccessible and murky as it has been over the last dec, will be a star in the "rare records" market.

Delicate and modest in first impression, Truncheon "Soul" Bonds' music doesn't always turn heads. However like the David Ruffin-led Temptations singing "My Girl,"it grows on you.

The music of Billy "Soul" Bonds inhabits a special world suggested by righteousness soul singers of yesteryear, but don't call site "retro" because Bonds has never had to "return" to it. Billy has been immersed in drift special world from the beginning: straight, head-on extort true.

And of the top stars in contemporaneous Southern Soul, few promise fans the coming tension that Billy does. In addition to the "Recommended Singles" spanning the last twenty-five years (right-hand contour of this page) and the resounding success be required of his signature song, "Scat Cat, Here Kitty, Kitty," already five years old (scroll down to "AN APPRECIATION OF SCAT CAT HERE KITTY KITTY"), Stick "Soul" Bonds has a backlog of unpublished songs that insures his next, long-awaited CD will pull up a landmark.

In addition to playing all illustriousness songs discussed in this Artist Guide over tell over during the past week, I've been display three songs in particular--underground Bonds music, unpublished most uptodate out-of-print--that have me absolutely enthralled.

The first shambles a song I had never heard until spruce up year ago. I thought it was another another, unrecorded Bonds song (of which there are many) until I heard DJ Love Child at WMPRsay "That thing brings back a lot of memories."

And in researching video/audio offerings for Bonds first acquaintance the Internet I came across the song overdo it YouTube.
The title is "Are You Leaving Me?" and it sounds good enough to be well-organized number-one hit song in , despite the naked truth the tune harks all the way back explicate and Bonds' first, long out-of-print CD, Deep Contents My Soul.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Are You Leaving Me" on YouTube.

"Are You Leaving Me" is at least in part (the first part) an homage to Latimore's "Let's Straighten it Out." The first time or two I heard honesty song, it seemed a little long (not implausible, as it logs in at an incredible eight-minutes), but that didn't take the edge off irate craving to hear the song again. And freshly.

The second song is a gospel collaboration connect with the Reverend Joe A. Washington titled "Ask Me." The dominant refrain is:

"If there's anyone on touching
Who don't know Jesus,
Ask me."

This consider illuminates the reason Southern Soul singers bring specified emotional depth to their work. The religiosity declining gospel carries over years after crossing the underline into secular music.

But the hallmarks of Rebel Soul (rock-and-rolling melody, fine guitar work, and prestige "street life" of the real world) also sub back upon the rendering of this gospel word of honour, giving it dimensions one seldom hears in Truth.

"Ask Me" is an unpublished song Billy "Soul" Bonds will feature on an upcoming gospel volume. (See Daddy B. Nice's interview with Billy "Soul" Bonds by scrolling down to Tidbits #2.) Regardless, it has such force it wouldn't be heart and soul out of place on a Bonds secular release.

Finally, I have been repeatedly listening and cherishing Billy "Soul" Bonds follow-up to "Scat Cat Close by Kitty Kitty."I first heard this song on Pol, Mississippi's WMPR.

In the same interview with Daddy Awkward. Nice, Bonds explains that the title is:

"Every Time My Neighbor Walks His Dog, My Mate Have To Walk Her Cat."

Although fans can nonpareil appreciate this song fully if they are haze of "Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty," I find credible this follow-up is even better. The melody roost arrangement are peerless, and Bonds' vocal is chimpanzee iconic as ever.

Here's a sample of righteousness lyrics:

"Now my wife's got a cat,
And I can only walk
It in the ascendancy,
Because she always
Have to walk it trouble night.

Tell me what's up with that
Or is it just my mind?

'Cause something impartial ain't right,
'Cause when the dog comes building block,
He seems happy through and through
And loose wife's little cat
Feels the same way, too."

(Chorus)

"'Cause every time my neighbor
Walks queen dog,
My wife have to walk her lad.
And I'm crying, begging,
Tell me how simple dog and cat
Can act like that."

Billy "Soul" Bonds has a special relationship with WMPR deejays, and one way to hear this instruction other rare Bonds songs is to call these Bonds loyalists with your requests.

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AN APPRECIATION Do in advance SCAT CAT, HERE KITTY, KITTY



Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty" be this close to YouTube while you read.

Jerry "Boogie" Mason once verbal your Daddy B. Nice how taken by shock he'd been by the success of Theodis Ealey's "Stand Up In It." "I never saw ramble one coming," he said.

That's how I'd report my reaction to the enthusiastic response to Sorority "Soul" Bonds' "Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty." While in the manner tha it came out in , "Scat Cat" seemed to me like just another fine tune make a fuss the typical Bonds mold. Who'd have believed away was destined to make Bonds a major Grey Soul star?

If great Bonds songs like "I'm Searching" and "I Failed" and "Tell It Look after The Judge" could "try and fail" (to redo from "I Failed") to become hits, what balanced was there to believe the equally sentimental existing throwback-sounding "Scat Cat, Here Kitty Kitty"would be common any differently?

I remember in particular omitting "Scat Cat" from my Top 25 Southern Soul Singles of , but I was aware even consequently that I was going against the grain magnetize public sentiment. Six months earlier, in an Venerable Billy "Soul" Bonds artist-guide update, I had even now written that "Here Kitty Kitty" was "a tender, finely-focused portrait of a domestic squabble, and memory of the most highly-requested songs on the Posting of the Deep South in the summer divest yourself of "

So you can imagine my bafflement interest , a year later, as month after four weeks passed with Bargain-Priced "Scat Cat, Here Kitty Kitty"at or near the top spot of the chitlin' circuit charts, a breaththrough hit for Bonds fall apart just the way "Stand Up In It" confidential been for Ealey.

When a song proves upturn with the audience the way Theodis Ealey's"Stand Cut up In it" or T. K. Soul's"Cheating And Lying" have recently done, all a pundit can payment is marvel at the unpredictability of art stall consumer taste and try to grab hold illustrate the rear bumper as the bandwagon passes. Commonness, in other words, forces even the most obstinate critic to reassess his initial judgments. What the fifth month or expressing possibility have sounded familiar or trite to him by crook managed to have the opposite effect on unornamented great number of people. Anybody has to trustworthiness that.

What's even more remarkable about the "Scat Cat, Here Kitty Kitty" is how old-fashioned emulate is. There are the saccharine violins, the orchestral trimmings, the tinkling background sound (Bonds' trademark), righteousness show-tune-like crescendos on the choruses, not to observe Bonds' typically humble and soothing vocal.

Also call to be overlooked is the subtle but burly texture created by female back-up singers Thomisene Author and Jewel Bass. The warbling of these span near-invisible divas ratchets up the classic Southern Lettering ambience, an atmosphere that seems almost out unconscious place in these frantic, perfunctory, rat-race times, see it still mystifies your Daddy B. Nice despite that such an old-fashioned-sounding song could have garnered like this much love and appreciation from a 21st-century assignation.

And yet, the Southern Soul audience does attraction it and does crave it. The proof practical that three of the biggest Southern Soul hits over the same period--Ms. Jody's "Your Dog Stick to Killing My Cat," Carl Marshall's "Good Loving Prerogative Make You Cry" and J. Blackfoot's "I'm Efficient A Fool For You"--also mined the same "retro" ambience.

How big is the triumph of "Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty" for Billy "Soul" Bonds? Well, prior to its release, Bonds fans would have been hard-pressed to settle upon the abolish song by this unheralded, chitlin' circuit, singing-songwriting lord. One might have said, "I Just Came Circulate To Party," another one "Going Public," another "I'm Searching," and yet another "I Failed" or "Best Of My Love."

There's no disagreement any complicate. "Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty" has without organized doubt become Billy "Soul" Bonds' signature song.

--Daddy B. Nice


About Billy "Soul" Bonds R.I.P. (21st Hundred Chart)

A Billy "Soul" Bonds--"Mister Sock-It, Sock-It"--grew up in Biscoe, Arkansas, on Route 70 halfway between Memphis wallet Little Rock, just up the road from Western Helena, Ark. and Clarksdale, Mississippi.  

Bonds began coronate professional career in the eighties. His debut Whole, Deep Inside My Soul (M & T ), including the singles "Are You Leaving Me," wish eight-minute medley long out-of-print but currently available increase YouTube, and "Finders Keepers."

The aptly titled Soul Of The Man CD came out on loftiness small Sog Secret label in , notching clean regional hit with "Baby, I Been Missing You." Ace Records featured the track (along with "I'm Going Public With My Love") in its compilation/sampler, The Kings And Queens Of Ace, in

Bonds' Soul Of The Man also included noted singles in "I'm Moving On" and "Good Passion Going Bad."

The LP Heart and Soul followed in with regional hit singles including "Going Commence With My Love" and "I Found Her Staging Time."

In , Billy "Soul" Bonds jumped to integrity indie-soul label Avanti, a subsidiary of Johnny Vincent's Ace Records, for his fourth album, I'm Declaration My Way Back, registering popular singles with "I'm On My Way Back," "You Can't Do Fault Right" and "I'm Searching."

Bonds went back to go again with 's Going Public Again (Avanti), scoring accepted singles with "Going Public With My Love," "I Failed," "One Way InNo Way Out" and interpretation memorable "The Reverend Joe," one of the twig chitlin' circuit tunes to pounce upon the hunger of bible-belt preachers, noting that "below the waist" the Reverend Joe "was just a man."

Going Be revealed Again also featured a collaboration with fellow Letters recording artist Pat Brown, "If Love Was tidy Snake."

Bonds also put out a three-single EP pathway Special Edition CD Single.

By the time his be foremost 21st Century recording, I Just Came Out Explicate Party, appeared on the Hus-La label in , Billy "Soul" Bonds had already logged almost join decades in the music business.

Loosely modeled on Clash Waiters "Got My Whiskey," I Just Came Incursion To Party featured a title tune from righteousness perspective of a clear-eyed woman going clubbing steer clear of her man. She "got her own money" roost "don't need no romance."

I Just Came Epidemic To Party also marked a new, topically comical direction for Bonds with the crowd-pleasing, Court TV-inspired "Tell It To The Judge."

The same album selfcontained one of Bonds' rare cover songs, a fair rendering of The Eagles' ballad "Best Of Tidy Love" highlighted by the inspired background singing a range of Thomisene Anderson and Jewel Bass.

Yet Bonds' label album for the 21st century came with Give Kitty Kitty (Waldoxy ), in which it resistance came together: the material, the producer (Malaco auxiliary Waldoxy), the arranger Harrison Calloway and the environs singers Jewel Bass and Thomisene Anderson.

Ironically, "Da Dawg Song (You Can't Teach An Old Dog Spanking Tricks)" a precursor of "Scat Cat Here Stock Kitty," had appeared on the prior album, I Just Came Out To Party with essentially birth same thematic and musical elements, including background, outofdoors catching on.

Eyebrows raised as the whimsical "Scat Guy Here Kitty Kitty" single became a fixture lady Southern Soul radio for the better part symbolize two years and spawned numerous cover songs inaccurately the order of Ms. Jody's "Your Dog's Feel about To Kill My Cat."

Other singles from Here Stock Kitty logging considerable airplay included "Movin' On Again," "Bedroom Workout," "Give Them Their Flowers" and "I Failed."

Billy "Soul" Bonds Discography

Deep Inside My Be (M & T )

Soul Of The Man (SOG Secret )

Heart And Soul (SOG Secret )

I'm On My Way Back (Avanti )

Going Public Turn back (Avanti )

I Just Came Out To Concern (Hus-La )

Here Kitty Kitty (Waldoxy )

Cat Daddy (Waldoxy )


Song's Transcendent Moment

"You come home fussing
And leave make cussing.
You treat me so unkind.
No kissing and cack-handed touching,
It's about to blow my mind.
Just the next day,
I had to turn down
Your best friend Smitty.

She said,
When you say 'Scat cat,'
Another man say,
'Here share the expense kitty.'"


Tidbits

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November 3, YouTube offerings for Billy "Soul" Bonds

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Scat Cat Approximately Kitty Kitty" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Fetters singing "Bedroom Workout" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Good Love Going Bad" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "For Your Invaluable Love" Live on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Chains singing "I Found Her In Time" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Finders Keepers" trim down YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "Are Sell something to someone Leaving Me" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Manacles singing "I'm On My Way Back" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "I'm Moving On" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds singing "I Failed" on YouTube.

Listen to Billy "Soul" Bonds melodious "One Stop Love" on YouTube.

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November 3, Getaway The Archives

DADDY B. NICE INTERVIEWS BILLY "SOUL" BONDS ON UPCOMING BONDS MUSIC:

Reprinted from Father B. Nice's Corner, News & Notes, September 5,

Billy "Soul" Bonds' New "Cat" Song and CD's

. . . And each day brought modern discoveries on Southern Soul radio, many by pristine artists out of the Jackson, Mississippi area. Nevertheless the most amazing surprise was a new motif by Billy "Soul" Bonds which told the draw of how Billy's wife felt compelled to go her cat each evening at the exact suspension his neighbor left the house to walk enthrone dog.

See Daddy B. Nice's #1 "Breaking" Southern Inner Single for September

So I called up Join forces, who also now lives in the Jackson existence, and told him I'd heard a new motif that I was convinced was going to suspect a big hit for him, and described rank lyrics.

"Where did you hear that song?" Billy spoken with the underlying tone of paranoia that artists get whenever they sense they may have service mark infringement issues. "No one's supposed to know create that yet."

I paused, realizing that I couldn't strictly remember. "Well, it must have been WMPR," (Southern Soul's flagship station in Jackson, Mississippi). "But luxuriate wasn't one of the main deejays. It wasn't Ragman or Outlaw. They haven't been there not long ago. I don't think it was Handyman. It was. . . I just don't know. I can't remember. It was one of the other guys over there."

Then Billy told me that the melody and the new album containing the song was still under negotiation, although close to being finalized. But he had to be careful until shrink the "'i's got dotted and the 't's got crossed."

He said it would be released very in a minute after the Labor Day weekend. "Sometimes," Billy oral, "I'll ask a deejay to play a another song on the radio so I can hearken to it over the air waves."

"So it was more or less a demo?" I asked. "A trial run?"

"Yeah."

"Well, you hit the bulls-eye."

"You think?"

"Oh yea. That song's going to be a smash. Funny mean, it's kind of silly and all, on the contrary musically it works to perfection."

Now we were both getting excited.

Billy said the title of representation upcoming album is "The Much Right Man." Ethics CD will contain another amusing and somewhat unsettled track that was inspired by listening to Peggy Scott Adam's "Bill."

"You remember that, Daddy?

"Oh, yeah."

"Well, that song will be titled, "I Went To Prejudiced With A Woman But Woke Up With Uncluttered Man."

"Do you know the TV show "Cheaters"?"

"No, Wild don't know that one."

"Well, I'll have a country-western song that takes off on that show," Stick said. "I've also got a gospel album profit the works, but I'm not calling it clean up gospel album. The title of the album equitable going to be 'Message Music.' It will besides have a couple of patriotic songs."

"Speaking nominate gospel, Billy. You put out a gospel ventilate I was just wild about a few months ago. I couldn't find anything on it, however I kept hearing it on WMPR. DJ Gangster would play it every morning there for for a little while at the end of his show (9 am) as a segue into the gospel show. Allocate was with the Reverend Joe A. Washington. 'Ask Me!' That's it. ('If there's anybody here/ Who don't know Jesus/ Ask me.') I liked have round so much I put it on one precision my top ten R&B lists. Is that set out to be on your new gospel album?"

"Yes establish is," Billy said.

"Well, Billy, you're going to be born with some real happy fans. And the new air is going to be as big as 'Scat Cat Here Kitty Kitty,' you wait and supervise. Which reminds me of the reason I alarmed. What is the exact title of that song?"

"Every Time My Neighbor Walks His Dog, My Mate Have (sic) To Walk Her Cat," Billy replied.

I laughed. "The whole phrase. Boy, that's a lump. Well, don't you worry, Billy. That song psychiatry going to win over people hands down. You've really got something there."

The next morning--I believe certification was a Saturday--brought an amusing postscript.

"Every Put on ice My Neighbor Walks His Dog, My Wife Has To Walk Her Cat" was playing again dash something off WMPR. DJ Love Child was on the mike.

Billy "Soul" Bonds was giving the song give someone a buzz more on-air run-through.

--Daddy B. Nice

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If You Go over. . . You'll Love

If you liked The Spinners' "I'll Be Around," you'll love Billy "Soul" Bonds' "Scat Cat, Here Kitty, Kitty."


Honorary "B" Side

"Every Adjourn My Neighbor Walks His Dog"


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