Dave Cortez - Rinky Dink Getting Right

Artist: Dave Cortez
Album: Rinky Dink Getting Right

Funk / Soul

Rhythm & Blues

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Review by Rohit Malhotra

Rinky Dink Getting Right by Dave Cortez is an electrifying album that showcases the musician's exceptional talent and skill. The album features a collection of upbeat and rhythmic tracks that are sure to get listeners moving and grooving.

From the opening track, "Rinky Dink," listeners are transported into a world of funky beats and soulful melodies. With his signature organ sound, Cortez creates a lively and energetic atmosphere that is infectious.

The album's standout tracks include "Getting Right," "Soul Groove," and "Funky Broadway." Each of these tracks is a masterclass in funk and soul music, with Cortez's keyboard work and the tight rhythm section creating an irresistible groove.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Getting Right
Rinky Dink

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Dave 'Baby' Cortez - Gettin' Right (1962)

Dave 'Baby' Cortez - Rinky Dink + Getting Right - 1962 45rpm

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1829

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About Dave Cortez

American pop and R&B pianist and organist, born on August 13, 1938 in Detroit, Michigan. Cousin of . Clowney made his first record in 1956 under his own name but it was not until three years later that he scored a major success using the stage name Dave "Baby" Cortez. His instrumental, "The Happy Organ" was the first pop/rock hit to feature the organ as lead instrument with Gary Hammond as drummer. The 45rpm single went to no. 1 on Billboard magazine's Hot 100 charts. Cortez had another Top Ten hit in 1962 with "Rinky Dink".

Real Name

David Cortez Clowney

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David Clowney

Summary by Rohit Malhotra

Rinky Dink Getting Right is a must-listen for fans of funk, soul, and jazz music. Dave Cortez's exceptional musicianship and infectious energy make this album a standout in his extensive discography. It is a testament to his enduring talent and influence in the world of music.

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exxxtranetwork

2023-06-24

Anyone still out there playing "Rinky Dink," for GOD's sake, turn the record over and treat yourself to some lowdown, rotgut blues!!! I did, when I was about six years old and turned my mom and dad on to this record and from then on it was considered a two-sided hit single at our house. This is blues so forthright that it saves souls! Loop for yourselves...and be healed.

haticemesut

2023-06-23

I love it! Love the garbage truck with a cold sound!

wangarathwaha

2023-06-22

Love it

horsefaxe

2023-06-22

This guy is killer on the electric piano. I managed to snag him on 45 recently for a quarter at a garage sale. Been in love since.

semukuji

2023-06-21

@Kramden429 It took me some time, but now it's finally there, Jammin'Pt 1 &2!!

herbsdokta79

2023-06-21

@swampratje Thanks!

seaupdates

2023-06-20

R.I.P JIMMY CASTOR

amineamagah

2023-06-20

Do you have "Jammin,' Parts I & II" from this album?

scottstrandell

2023-06-20

it seems sped up

amarilysett

2023-06-20

@Kramden429 yes, i have the album and will post it, cheers

stoneedwards

2023-06-19

@funktuall RIP Jimmy Castor, passed from this world January 16, 2012.

evesapphire24

2023-06-19

love the second tune! much less well known obviously than Rinky Dink. Interesting thing is Billy Preston was a kid when these came out. His influence was obviously from a gospel background, but I could hear him copping grooves from Mr Cortez... God bless 'em all for all the great music they made!!