A SIDE - The Scott Three - Running Wild (Ain't Gonna Help You) B SIDE - The Scott Three - Gotta Find A New Love Label - Soul Junction (2016) Catalogue# SJ1005 Format - 7" Vinyl Condition – Excellent - Release Information - The Scott Three’s “Running Wild (Ain’t Gonna Help You)” has for several years now has become a firm favourite with the progress aficionados of the rare soul scene due to it’s funky dance groove. While the sweeter sounding mid tempo flip is at last attracting the attention that it duly deserves. THE SCOTT THREE Running Wild / Gotta Fine A New Love - Northern Soul 45 60s 7" THE SCOTT THREE Running Wild / Gotta Fine A New Love - Northern Soul 45 60s 7" Description

  A SIDE - The Scott Three - Running Wild (Ain't Gonna Help You)

B SIDE - The Scott Three - Gotta Find A New Love 

Label - Soul Junction (2016)
Catalogue# SJ1005
Format - 7" Vinyl
Condition – Excellent
 

 

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The Scott Three – Running Wild (Ain’t Gonna Help You)

The Scott Three – Gotta Find A New Love

 

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The Scott Three’s “Running Wild (Ain’t Gonna Help You)” has for several years now has become a firm favourite with the progress aficionados of the rare soul scene due to it’s funky dance groove. While the sweeter sounding mid tempo flip is at last attracting the attention that it duly deserves.

The Scott Three was a vocal group consisting of three brothers, the eldest being Randolph followed by Michael and finally the baby of the family, Zachary. The three sons had been born to their late parents Louis and Alma Scott while living in their native Detroit Michigan. In 1965 the Scott family relocated to Atlanta Georgia setting up home in the College Park district of the city.
It was following their arrival in Atlanta that Randolph organized his brothers into the family vocal trio known as The Scott Three. In early 1968, The Scott Three during one of their stage shows came to the attention of a local Atlanta record producer, Thomas ‘Tee’ Fletcher. Randolph was looking to record a song he had recently composed entitled “Running Wild (Ain’t Gonna Help You)” with the original idea of just using the instrumental version on the b-side.  Tee offered Randolph as an alternative a song that he and James McDuffie had composed entitled “Gotta Find A New Love”. So in March of 1968 The Scott Three now aged 16, 15 and 10 respectively recorded their solitary 45 release “Running Wild (Ain’t Gonna Help You)/ Gotta Find A New Love” (MRS 1101) this being the reason  ‘March’ was chosen for their labels name. The session recorded under the tutelage of Tee Fletcher was held at the Southside Sound Studio using musicians James Duffie, Ray Ranson and Reggie Harger with both of the later becoming part of the rhythm section for the hit group ‘Brick’. The lead vocals on both tracks were performed by Randolph Scott. The release of the record did enhance the popularity of The Scott Three earning them regular bookings throughout the state of Georgia. Now forty plus years later The Scott Three have discovered a new found popularity in Europe with the quirky groove of their “Running Wild” finding favour with the aficionados of the rare funk and soul scene. While the flipside the beautifully lilting “Gotta Find A New Love” is also gaining a growing reputation.

Sadly Zachary Scott didn’t get to hear of this new found popularity of their songs having passed away in 1995. With Michael Scott too recently losing his life in a tragic hit and run accident in September of 2015. The remaining brother Randolph has continued the musical family tradition of The Scott Three mentoring his two daughters LaTocha and Tamika Scott who performed as part of the 1990’s R&B group ‘Xscape” (who scored with three consecutive platinum albums) and are currently pursuing their own solo careers. Randolph now a retired law enforcement officer, who became an ordained pastor back in 1995, later founded The Christ Miracle Temple in Union City. He now spends his time teaching Martial Arts and Firearms Practice, while pursuing a career in Gospel music.- Soul Junction

 

 

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