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[Joliet Jake]

Sandie!

Ja, klasse.

[Delia Hardy]

12. Johnny Cash - Blistered (1969)

Sehr schöner Fund! Cash-7''s sieht man ohnehin nicht so oft hierzulande, und das ist ein hidden gem.

Ja!
Da muss ich Raggy sehr dankbar sein, der mich darauf aufmerksam machte.

[Delia Hardy]

14. The Carter Family - Papa's Sugar (1976)

[Kinkster]

13. Sandie Shaw - Message Understood (1965)



Please, don't lie to me
I've known sometime you've someone new
But if that's how things must be
What can I say, what can I do, except
Message understood, message understood

[yaiza]

...und vom Himmel direkt in höllische Gefilde:

11. Frankie Laine - Jezebel (1951)


If ever a pair of eyes, promised paradise
Deceiving me
Grieving me
Leaving me blue
Jezebel, it was you

leider noch nie von ihm gehört.... tolle Stimme

"Gunfight at the O.K. Corral", "Rawhide" ??

Rawhide --- sagt mir was ... mit Bezug zu den Blues Brothers
ich höre mal mehr von Frankie Laine... ist notiert

[Herr Rossi]

Wow! Wer singt hier Lead, June?

[Kinkster]

14. The Carter Family - Papa's Sugar (1976)

klasse

[Joliet Jake]

14. The Carter Family - Papa's Sugar (1976)

klasse

Unbedingt!

[Delia Hardy]

Wow! Wer singt hier Lead, June?

Das weiß ich leider nicht, die Single kam im simplen Company-Sleeve.

[Delia Hardy]

15. The Lovin' Spoonful - Rain On The Roof (1966)



You and me and rain on the roof
Caught up in a summer shower
Dryin' while it soaks the flowers
Maybe we'll be caught for hours
Waitin' out the sun

"The possibility of releasing "Rain on the Roof" as a single generated disagreement among the members of the Lovin' Spoonful. The band's previous single "Summer in the City" featured a harder sound than their previous output, and it had attracted new fans to the group after it reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in August 1966.

Both Boone and Butler worried that returning to a softer sound with "Rain on the Roof" would potentially alienate the band's new fans. Sebastian countered that the band ought to avoid releasing consecutive singles which sounded too similar, further contending that "Rain on the Roof" would add another dimension to their sound."