Thank you John. It's an old favourite - used to buy old PJ's singles in the long ago, and this was perhaps the best of them. I think Goffin and King wrote it for the Righteous Brothers, and I like how Jim manages both Bill and Bobby's parts. And of course, the band and arranger were old hands at the Spector sound.
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First time for me - it's a beauty, isn't it? thought you'd like it...
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It's terrific.
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Anything else comparable by ol' Trouser Tearer?
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Similar vibe, but unfortunately not the Wrecking Crew, Jack and Goldstar
and then there's this, if you don't mind a large helping of English cheese and mannered vocalese with your schmaltz
and then there's this, if you don't mind a large helping of English cheese and mannered vocalese with your schmaltz
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Thanks, R. I have that first one! (he's terribly flat in the first line)
The second is especially good.
The second is especially good.
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