This is a video spotlighting music from the "blue-eyed soul" genre. There was lots of great soul music done by artists that weren't African-American, and I have some great rare, hard-to-find, & lesser known songs from this genre here, ENJOY!!!
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original was by Frankie Vallie from the four seasons, but my favorite version is by british mod-psych-soul band Timebox with Mike Patto it's an amazing slice of blue eyed soul! french singer claude françois also covered it under the name "reste" but it's rather forgetable
Dynamic duo -- to be seen at this Saturday's Vietnam Wall Anniversary concert (see thegolddiggers.wordpress.com -- spun off from The Dingaling Sisters, famous from "The Dean Martin Show", consisting of MICHELLE DELLAFAVE (also a member of The Golddiggers) and LINDSAY BLOOM (also a co-star of CBS-TV's "Mike Hammer"). The video montage was created by the organizer of Saturday's concert, Wes Guidry, of the Vietnam Veterans of America.
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Going out to dougmac50 who played bass on this 45. According to Doug, "Hand Out Love was the b-side to a cover of Chicago's "Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is". It was recorded in Philadelphia in 1969. I can't remember the studio name, but Jerry Butler recorded some of his hits there. I remember seeing his records on the wall, along with "Expressway to Your Heart" by the Soul Survivors. It's amazing I can remember anything from the 60's. We stayed at a Holiday Inn the night before, smoked in the stairwell (you had to worry then) and watched the 1st moon landing. It was our first time in a studio (and my next to last) and we had great fun. We were young and cocky (I was 18) and thought we were quite cool. The band played mostly in southern Virginia and North Carolina, but did gigs from New York to Georgia, mostly dance clubs. We later recorded "It's an Explosion" . We later changed our name to Benn Rush and dissolved in 1973 I think. I left in 1972. I know where most of the band members are today, with a couple of exceptions. Everett Hill, who played trumpet and sang, passed away a few years ago. Otherwise, we survived being musicians in the 60's and 70's. It must have been the soul music." On the video it sounds like I've gently knocked the turntable at the 23sec point while filming...sorry,maybe redo it sometime.
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Title: Blue Eyed Soul Artist: Till Bronner Album: Blue Eyed Soul
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from the album Dusty In London released in 1999 Album Review In the late 1960s and early 1970s, Springfield had an unusual arrangement whereby Philips released her records everywhere in the world except the United States, where they appeared on Atlantic. Atlantic chose to release only 1968-71 material that was recorded in the US, meaning that quite a few tracks she recorded in Britain during this time went unreleased stateside. This collects 24 of those songs Springfield recorded in the UK between 1968 and 1971, only a few which had appeared in the US before. Although this is not as soul- and R&B-oriented as the material Atlantic recorded with her in America during this era, in truth it's not always that far removed in sound and spirit from what you'll hear on the Atlantic albums Dusty in Memphis (1969) and A Brand New Me (1970). You can't get much more soulful than "Piece of My Heart," for instance, a good cover of which leads off the collection. Overall, though, it takes in a broader range of pop styles than Springfield did with her American/Atlantic recordings, from covers of the Rascals ("How Can I Be Sure") and Goffin-King ("Wasn't Born to Follow") to Charles Aznavour, Leon Russell, Jimmy Webb, Bacharach-David, and Antonio Carlos Jobim. Most of it's taken from the British albums Dusty Definitely (1968) and See All Her Faces (1972), and it's lower on standout performances than the familiar Atlantic albums are. The singing is almost always involved and committed, but <b>...</b>
Nice popcorn. Please play it loud. Larry wrote a really great tune along with a terrific Robert Walker production. No disrespect to Larry but could it have been a winner with female vocals? Larry Buffa - Forever!
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Wet Wet Wet - With A Little Help From My Friends LIVE www.wetwetwet.co.uk What would you think if I sang outta tune Would you stand up and walk out on me, yeah Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a song Oooh I'll get by with a little help from my friends Oooh I'll get high with a little help from my friends Oooh getting by with a little help from my friends My friends What do you do when our love is away Does it worry you to be alone, hey And how does it feel by the end of the day Are you sad because you're on your own Oooh I'll get by with a little help from my friends (yay!) Oooh I'll get high with a little help from my friends Oooh getting by with a little help from my friends Do you need anybody I need somebody to love Could it be anybody I need somebody to love, to love, to love, yeah Would you believe in this love at first sight Yes I'm certain that it happens all the time Now what do you see when you turn out the lights I can't tell you but I know that it's mine Oooh I'll get by with a little help from my friends Oooh I'll get high with a little help from my friends Oooh getting by with a little help from my friends Do you need anybody I need somebody to love Could it be anybody I need somebody to love Hey, yay Oh, oh, oh, lord And hey yeah Oh, oh, oh, lord C'mon Do you need anybody Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Could it be anybody And I just wanna I just wanna say I just wanna Yeah By with a little help from my friends (hey!) High with a little help from my friends, y <b>...</b>
Fabulous flip to 'Love's Gone Bad'
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...this is "Talk it Over" by Grayson Hugh...for my money one of the top ten blue-eyed soul singers of all time...a tough cut to find, but I finally snagged an excellent mp3...check out the killer piano solo at about 2:00 in...that's also Grayson on keys. He's been apparently flying under the radar for various reasons but is now back on the scene: iheartguitarblog.com
One of the label variations..........you can see this has "Classic" on the label but it's identical in every other way to the Pearce 5823 release. 1st release was Pearce #5818. I'm guessing this is a 3rd press,unless released at the same time as Pearce 5823?
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Christina Aguilera And Herbie Hancock performing "A Song For You" Live at The Hellen Degeneres show. "A Song For You" Lyrics: I've been so many places in my life and time I've sung a lot of songs I've made some bad rhyme I've acted out my love in stages With ten thousand people watching But we're alone now and I'm singing this song for you I know your image of me is what I hope to be I've treated you unkindly but darlin' can't you see There's no one more important to me Darlin' can't you please see through me Cause we're alone now and I'm singing this song for you You taught me precious secrets of the truth witholding nothing You came out in front and I was hiding But now I'm so much better and if my words don't come together Listen to the melody cause my love is in there hiding I love you in a place where there's no space or time I love you for in my life you are a friend of mine And when my life is over Remember when we were together We were alone and I was singing this song for you You taught me precious secrets of the truth witholding nothing You came out in front and I was hiding But now I'm so much better and if my words don't come together Listen to the melody cause my love is in there hiding I love you in a place where there's no space or time I love you for in my life you are a friend of mine And when my life is over Remember when we were together We were alone and I was singing this song for you We were alone and I was singing this song for you...
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www.eaglestalent.com -Eagles Talent Presents Felix Caveliere's Rascals. To book the band Felix Caveliere's Rascals visit their profile page. Felix Cavaliere, a legendary artist with several classic smash hits, rocked millions ?of fans with his soulful singing and songwriting skills as founder/leader of The Rascals. The talent and drive that catapulted Felix Cavaliere to international fame sounds as fresh and exciting as ever. He is an artist whose commitment to his craft has not diminished with the passage of time. Felix was the main creative force behind The Rascals who had four no.1 hits, six top 20 singles, and six top 20 albums. His voice is familiar to millions through smash hits like Good Lovin', Girl Like You, I've Been Lonely Too Long, Groovin', You Better Run, A Beautiful Morning and the inspiring People Got To Be Free. His vocal style had an impact on the development of pop music long before the term "Blue Eyed Soul" was coined. Felix has completed a fabulous tour with Ringo Starr, has been busy coordinating and producing music for Northwest Airlines and TV commercials featuring legendary musicians, and touring nationally. Felix was inducted into the "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame" in May 1997
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Paul Marazzi and fellow guitarist Nobby... Blue Eyed Soul's cover of Cigarettes and Coffee. Paul Marazzi: Vocals/Guitar Paul"Nobby"Newby: Guitar Tony Bengtsson: Drums Paul Jackson: Producer Engineered/ Recorded at the Delany Room
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U Got It Bad, cover by vocalist and guitarist Paul Marazzi,. Paul Marazzi: Vocals/Guitar Paul"Nobby"Newby: Guitar Tony Bengtsson: Drums Paul Jackson: Producer Engineered/ Recorded at the Delany Room
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The Station- written by guitarist and vocalist Paul Marazzi, also written by Paul 'Nobby' Newbie. Paul Marazzi: Vocals/Guitar Paul"Nobby"Newby: Guitar Tony Bengtsson: Drums Paul Jackson: Producer Engineered/ Recorded at the Delany Room
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The career of blue-eyed soul singer Robert Palmer was a study in style versus substance. While the performer's earliest work won praise for its skillful assimilation of rock, R&B, and reggae sounds, his records typically sold poorly, and he achieved his greatest notoriety as an impeccably dressed lounge lizard. By the mid-'80s, however, Palmer became a star, although his popularity owed less to the strength of his material than to his infamous music videos: taking their cue from the singer's suave presence, Palmer's clips established him as a dapper, suit-and-tie lady's man who performed his songs backed by a band comprised of leggy models, much to the delight of viewers who made him one of MTV's biggest success stories. Born Alan Palmer on January 19, 1949, in Batley, England, he spent much of his childhood living on the island of Malta before permanently returning to Britain at the age of 19 to sing with the Alan Bown Set. A year later he joined Dada, a 12-piece, Stax-influenced soul group which soon changed its name to Vinegar Joe; after three LPs with the band -- a self-titled effort and Rock'n'Roll Gypsies, both issued in 1972, and 1973's Six Star General -- Palmer exited to mount a solo career, and debuted in 1974 with Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley, recorded with members of Little Feat and the Meters. With 1975's Pressure Drop, he tackled reggae, a trend furthered following a move to Nassau prior to 1978's Double Fun, which featured Palmer's first hit, "Every <b>...</b>
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Cover of the song 'So High' by Paul Marazzi and fellow guitarist Nobby. Paul Marazzi: Vocals/Guitar Paul"Nobby"Newby: Guitar Tony Bengtsson: Drums Paul Jackson: Producer Engineered/ Recorded at the Delany Room
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Waxing Poetics perform the mighty 'Blue-Eyed Soul' as their set closer, opening for the Connells in the Main Room at Minneapolis' famous First Ave. & 7th St. Entry in December 1990. This was our first stop on the way _back_ from Brookings, South Dakota. All about an expensive room.
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A great pop-blue eyed-northern version of the Joni Mitchell track...wouldnt have been too surprised to hear this one get played out in the 70s...
