You Got Me Hummin'

The original version by Sam & Dave, released in 1966, was written by the famous songwriting duo Isaac Hayes and David Porter, who were influential in the development of Southern soul music.

Sam & Dave's version charted at number 7 on the Billboard Hot Rhythm & Blues sellers chart and number 77 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1967.

Cold Blood's version of "You Got Me Hummin'" also had some success on the charts and gained considerable attention in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The original recording by Sam & Dave falls under the genres of soul and R&B, where the rendition by Cold Blood can be categorized as psychedelic soul and funk.

Cold Blood's rendition of "You Got Me Hummin'" became a popular stage number during their performances.

Sam & Dave recorded their version of the song at the renowned Stax Records, a significant center for Southern Soul music.

Cold Blood's version features a powerful vocal performance from lead singer Lydia Pense and unique contributions from other band members with extensive use of brass instruments.

"You Got Me Hummin'" by Sam & Dave is noted for its strong groove, catchy hooks, and memorable lyrics which have continued to resonate with audiences over the years. Similarly, despite being a cover, Cold Blood's version is revered for its unique interpretation and has contributed to the song's enduring legacy.