Vinyl records

Wally Jump Jr & The Criminal Element vinyl records

2 albums with 24 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.

Wally, born in Brooklyn, New York, first sang in the choir of the Ezekiel Baptist Church at the age of 10. He honed his style in such classic cult bands as the Fulton Funk essentials and the Notorious Tornado Brothers. The name "Jump" is part of a long-standing tradition in dance music. The great Aretha Franklin used it twice, in "Jump To It" and the "Sparkle" soundtrack's "Jump". We all remember the Pointer Sisters' deathless "Jump (For My Love)" and even Van Halen's "Jump". In the earlier periods of rock and pre-rock, there were classics like "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "One O'Clock Jump", and Brenda Lee's obscure but long-remembered "Let's Jump The Broomstick".