JEFF JOHNSON & SHORTHANDS

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Product details
  • Artist
    • Jeff Johnson and The Shorthands
  • Release Title
    • I SAID IT AND I'M GLAD / WHAT'S OUR WORLD COMING TO
  • Release Year
    • 1966
  • Record Label
    • DEWL
  • Edition
    • First Pressing
  • Type
    • Single
  • Features
    • 1st Edition
  • Genre
    • Rock
    • Rockabilly
  • Style
    • ROCKABILLY
    • 1960s
  • Country Of Manufacture
    • United States
  • Country of Origin
    • United States
  • Material
    • Vinyl
  • Format
    • Record
  • Record Size
    • 7"
  • Speed
    • 45 RPM
  • Color
    • Black
  • Era
    • 1960s
  • Language
    • English
  • Case Type
    • Paper Sleeve
  • Vendor Planetary Sounds
JEFF JOHNSON & THE SHORTHANDS~I SAID IT AND I'M GLAD / WHAT'S OUR WORLD COMING TO~ORIG 1966 ARIZONA ROCKABILLY 7" on DEWL Media: 45s Condition: VG+ Cover Condition: N/A Label: DEWL Reference Number : 4268 Country: US Date: 1966 RARE RARE RARE 1966 ROCKABILLY 45 from JEFF JOHNSON & THE SHORTHANDS featuring I Said It and I'm Glad/ What's Our World Coming To. Vinyl has some surface marks nothing I can feel. Plays through fairly clean. Labels have some light wear. Here is some info on this RARE 45 from the Rare Rockabilly website: During 1964 Jeff recorded the third commercial release of his career. Cut in Phoenix and produced by Jerry Reece, the session saw the return of guitarist Gene Little and bassist "Peewee" to the studio to back Jeff. Two original tunes were waxed, "I Said It And I'm Glad" (written by Jeff and Gene Little) and "What's This World Coming To". The latter title was a self-composed lament set to the tune of "Battle Hymn Of The Republic." Jeff's reasons for composing this torrid political statement was due to his "... dismay with the 'hippies' protesting, and lack of respect for the US Military and basically the decay in the morals and standards at the time." Released on Jerry Reece's Phoenix based Dewl label, Jeff anticipated a minor furor over "What's This World Coming To". "That one got quite a bit of attention especially in California where one deejay told me, 'If I played that the hippies would attack our station'." To Jeff's surprise, and the detriment of the west coast long hair set, the Dewl record became quite popular in Las Vegas. CLICK TO VIEW LARGER IMAGE CLICK TO VIEW LARGER IMAGE