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Leaving Here/Someone Somewhere
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Leaving Here/Someone Somewhere

Performing artist Dynamics
Performing artist Jimmy Hanna
Record company Seafair Bolo Records
Songwriter Junior Parker
Songwriter Brian Holland
Songwriter Lamont Dozier
Songwriter Eddie Holland
Date1965
Mediumpolyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
DimensionsOverall (Diameter): 6 7/8 in. (17.463 cm)
Credit LineMoPOP permanent collection
Object number1999.396.14
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This single from Jimmy Hanna with The Dynamics was released by Seafair-Bolo Records, and features covers of two songs. “Leaving Here” was written by Brian Holland (b. 1941), Lamont Dozier (1941-2022) and Eddie Holland (b. 1939) and originally performed by Eddie Holland (b. 1939). The song has also been covered by Hard Rock band, Motorhead, as well as Pearl Jam. “Someone Somewhere” was originally performed and written by Herman “Junior” Parker (1932-1971) a Blues singer and harmonica player.

The Dynamics formed in 1959 around founding members, Terry Afdem (b. unknown), Jeff Afdem (b. unknown) and Pete Borg (1944-2010) and featured a rotating mix of members until they disbanded in 1968. The group enjoyed moderate success playing at house parties and at the teen dances organized by local Seattle, Washington, DJ Pat O’Day (1934-2020). Most of The Dynamics’ singles and albums were produced by the record label, Seafair, or its sister, Seafair-Bolo. Seafair was owned and operated by Tom and Ellen Ogilvy, whose son would join the band in 1961 under the stage name Jimmy Hanna (b. unknown). The first Rock ‘N’ Roll single Seafair released was The Dynamics’ “Onion Salad.” Although the band only lasted until 1968, many former members continued performing with other local groups or found success as independent musicians. Hanna led his own band for a number of years before becoming a music instructor; Larry Coryell (1943-2017) was a successful Jazz guitarist, playing with a number of bands including the Free Spirits; trumpeter Mark Doubleday (1943-2004) performed for groups including Electric Flag and Janis Joplin (1943-1970); and drummer Ron Woods (b. unknown) worked with artists such as Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970) and Barry Goldberg (b. 1942).

7” phonograph record with red label. Side A text reads: “Seafair Bolo Records / Vocal SFB-9144 / 45-752 / Pub., Jobete, BMI / Time: 2:18 / Leaving Here / (Holland – Dozier – Holland) / Jimmy Hanna / with The Dynamics / Distributed by ATCO Record Sales, 1841 Broadway, N.Y., N.Y.” Side B text reads: “Seafair Bolo Records / Vocal SFB-9143 / 45-752 / Pub., Don, BMI / Time: 3:07 / Someone Somewhere / (Parker) / Jimmy Hanna / with The Dynamics / Distributed by ATCO Record Sales, 1841 Broadway, N.Y., N.Y.”
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