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116) The Supremes – “Where Did Our Love Go” | No Hard Chords
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115) Dean Martin – “Everybody Loves Somebody”. 117) The Animals – “The House of the Rising Sun” →. October 12, 2010 · 6:29 pm. 116) The Supremes – “Where Did Our Love Go”. Are framed in the context of ‘60s pop, they are often paired with The Rolling Stones (their compatriots in the British Invasion), The Beach Boys. 8221; than I Want to Hold Your Hand. Hit #1 on August 22, 1964; total of 2 weeks at #1. 116 of 986 #1’s reviewed; 11.77% through the Hot 100. Tagged as girl groups. One response to “. You are...
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182) The Turtles – “Happy Together” | No Hard Chords
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181) The Beatles – “Penny Lane”. September 1, 2014 · 3:17 pm. 182) The Turtles – “Happy Together”. The Turtles knew their Dylan, of course – their debut single was a version of It Ain’t Me, Babe. Hit #1 on March 25, 1967; total of 3 weeks at #1. 182 of 1038 #1’s reviewed; 17.53% through the Hot 100. Tagged as the turtles. 181) The Beatles – “Penny Lane”. 5 responses to “. 182) The Turtles – “Happy Together”. September 1, 2014 at 7:07 pm. September 5, 2014 at 3:27 pm. This is a near perfect pop record....
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170) The Four Tops – “Reach Out I’ll Be There” | No Hard Chords
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169) The Association – “Cherish”. And the Mysterians – “96 Tears” →. February 28, 2013 · 4:51 pm. 170) The Four Tops – “Reach Out I’ll Be There”. Motown writing/production team Holland-Dozier-Holland frequently sneaked references to traditional gospel music into their otherwise secular records. On the Supremes tracks Come See About Me. And You Can’t Hurry Love. Escalate and Stubbs’s pleas grow more fervent ( come on girl, reach out for me! Or does she accept his help? At last, Stubbs’ triumphant HAH!
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174) The Supremes – “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” | No Hard Chords
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173) Johnny Rivers – “Poor Side of Town”. 175) The New Vaudeville Band – “Winchester Cathedral” →. April 17, 2013 · 5:12 pm. 174) The Supremes – “You Keep Me Hangin’ On”. In the summer of 1966, The Supremes had two singles competing for release. Their previous two, though both Top 10 hits, had failed to top the charts, making for the longest break between Supremes number-ones yet. Motown logically chose to release “ You Can’t Hurry Love. 8221; topped the charts. In the Name of Love. 8221; Layers of instr...
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181) The Beatles – “Penny Lane” | No Hard Chords
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180) The Supremes – “Love is Here and Now You’re Gone”. 182) The Turtles – “Happy Together” →. June 11, 2014 · 6:38 pm. 181) The Beatles – “Penny Lane”. Lonely Hearts Club Band. Did turn up on the final album.) Subsequent reports conflict as to whether this was an emergency stopgap measure – The Beatles and George Martin reluctantly caving to record company demands for new product – or whether the concept had simply run out of gas. The resulting single, Strawberry Fields Forever. Tagged as the beatles.
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Music Sounds Better With Two: April 2014
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Music Sounds Better With Two. Thursday, April 24, 2014. The Beat Goes On: Cozy Powell: "Dance With The Devil". And so Music Sounds Better With Two returns, to an insistent drumbeat. And with that rocking start the mid-70s begins as well. Cozy Powell - a drummer from the Midlands who ordinarily played with various groups as a drummer - at this point he'd been with Jeff Beck and his own band Bedlam - was striking out on his own with this tribute (a. And what a life! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pushing Ahea...
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Music Sounds Better With Two: November 2013
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Music Sounds Better With Two. Tuesday, November 19, 2013. The Stand-In Star: Alvin Stardust: "My Coo Ca Choo". Was written by Peter Shelley and recorded by him as well - but he didn't want to "be" Alvin Stardust, so Jewry once again stepped in and took on the task of looking moody, dressing in black leather, and generally being a rock star - a role I feel he acted as much as really was. The song is pure glam stomp, seductive-style (though "Tom Cat! Y'know where it's at/Come on! Tuesday, November 12, 2013.
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Music Sounds Better With Two: Endless Quest: Charlie Rich: "The Most Beautiful Girl"
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Music Sounds Better With Two. Tuesday, August 26, 2014. Endless Quest: Charlie Rich: "The Most Beautiful Girl". This is one of those songs that takes me back to a time – very roughly, when it was a big hit, a time I don’t recall that well, but this song. A night where we’d just wander around, not up to much? It all depended, but no two people’s musical tastes were really the same, so going to a concert was never on the agenda, not at even a small, affordable club on Queen St. West. I had a Walkman and li...
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Music Sounds Better With Two: January 2014
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Music Sounds Better With Two. Saturday, January 4, 2014. Onwards, Through The Fog. I thought I should pause for a moment to reflect on what has been happening recently with regards to the intersection of music, power and abuse of power. It is a terrible thing to think of the ugliness and sleaze of the music industry extending to the BBC, but it has. Sports broadcaster Stuart Hall has been convicted and put in jail and will likely be there for life. Musicians are part of this as well:. I wish I could just...
