Creedence Clearwater Revival - The Night Time Is The Right Time

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Night Time Is the Right Time

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"Night Time Is the Right Time" is a blues standard that has been interpreted and recorded by a variety of music artists.[1] First recorded in 1937 by Roosevelt Sykes, a.k.a. "The Honeydripper," the song features the memorable refrain "Because night time, is the right time, to be with the one you love" towards the end of each twelve-bar verse.

In 1938, Big Bill Broonzy recorded the song with slightly different (and more suggestive) lyrics (Vocalion 4149/Conqueror 9073). The same year, Roosevelt Sykes recorded a second version "Night Time Is The Right Time #2" (Decca 7438), also with slightly different lyrics. These earliest recordings of "Night Time Is The Right Time" are credited to Roosevelt Sykes and Leroy Carr, although Carr had already died in 1935 without any known recordings of the song.[2] Subsequent recordings and reissues of the song over the years would be credited to an increasing number of writers, although retaining much of Roosevelt Sykes' version's character and well-known refrain.[1][2]

In 1957, Nappy Brown recorded "Night Time Is The Right Time." A hit version of the song recorded by Ray Charles was released as a single in late 1958. It was also featured on the album Ray Charles at Newport and The Genius Sings the Blues. Charles was helped in the song by lead Raelette Margie Hendricks, who sang a raspy and demanding vocal to Charles' own raspy baritone and wails. The song made a modest appearance on the pop singles chart, peaking a number ninety-five, while making a more impressive showing on the R&B singles chart at number five.

 Other versions

The Animals covered it in 1964.

This song was also notably covered by Creedence Clearwater Revival on their studio album Green River (1969), and on their live album The Concert (1980).

In 2005 Joss Stone recorded a cover version for a Gap commercial directed by Peter Lindbergh. [1]

Also this song was covered by Eddie Boyd & His Blues Band in 1967.

Also covered by Wayne County & the Electric Chairs in 1976.

Tina Turner had a cover of this song in 1978 on her solo album Rough.

The Rolling Stones played it frequently on their A Bigger Bang Tour of 2005 and 2007.

In Canada, the song is used on one of the TD Bank commercials to show that they stay open later.

It is covered by The Sonics, a garage rock band, on their album Here Are the Sonics!!!

Rufus Thomas and his daughter Carla Thomas also recorded duet a version of the song which was released on Stax.

Lulu recorded her version on her first UK album Something To Shout About on Decca Records in 1965.

James Brown recorded an up-tempo funk version of the song in 1983 and it was the third notable R&B chart entry peaking at number seventy-three on the chart.

Canned Heat played it throughout 1972-1974

John Scofield recorded a version on his 2005 album, That's What I Say: John Scofield Plays the Music of Ray Charles.

Aretha Franklin also covered this song. One version is on her compilation album, Queen of Soul: The Atlantic Recordings Disc 2.

[edit] Influence

The line "The night time is the right time, to be with the one you love" is also referenced in "To Be Alone With You" (by Bob Dylan), "Squeeze Her, Tease Her" (by The Animals), "Living For The Weekend" (by Admiral Freebee) and "I'm in the Mood" (by John Lee Hooker).

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