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p.30)
11-67 Gary Lewis &
Playboys-Has She Got the Nicest
Eyes/Happiness (Liberty 5601)
(Arr.)
10-67 Zal Yanovsky-As Long As
You're (Buddah 12) (Prod./Arr.)
6-67 Turtles-She'd Rather
Be With Me (White Whale
249)(Arr. horns)
8-67 Petula Clark-Cat in
the Window/ Fancy Dancin' Man (Warner Bros
7073) (Arr.)
[Jackie DeShannon's previously
cited "I Keep Wanting You" falls
into this period as
well].
[Charles Koppelman and Don
Rubin supervised a talented
stable of writers and producers
(Artie Kornfield and Steve
Duboff, Joe Wissert, and
ex-Magicians Alan Gordon and
Garry Bonner among them), and had
hits like "If I Were a Carpenter"
with Bobby Darin and "Happy
Together" with the Turtles.
Nitzsche worked with K&R for a
time, and apparently did not
relish the experience, except for
working with Garry Bonner...]
The best. The best white soul
singer ever. I did a record
with him called "Juliet Jones".
That was really good, I think,
that one holds up. Garry
Bonner, the White Tornado. The
best. I did a record wtih Bobby
Hatfield called "I'm Free,"
which was a really good record,
but they never released it,
'cause he couldn't sing it. The
reason he couldn't sing it was
he came in and he wasn't making
it on the vocals, so Garry
Bonner came up to the
microphone and said, "Let me
sing it one time for you," and
he sang it, Hatfield walked out
and said, "Why don't you do it,
I can't do that!" What a
singer!
Ruff
Times
9-69 Tony Ray-Here Comes
School Again/Lonely Weekends
(Dot 17301) (Arr.)
7-70 Them-Weekends/I Am Waiting
(Jagger/Richard)(Happy Tiger
52511)(Arr.)
Oh my God. Well, I didn't do
that one [Tony Ray]. Oh
my God! Is it the same track
["Lonely Weekends"]? Has
to be. "I Am Waiting." I don't
remember doing that. Sometimes
they put the name on both sides
of the record, but that doesn't
mean I did it, I was asleep
during these. I was chewing
tobacco and spitting into a
can. Ray Ruff. Weird! I
wondered what he was doing in
the studio. Yeah, it's probably
mine. I don't remember that one
at all.
[Ray Ruff, a Buddy Holly-ish
rocker in the early 60's and
producer of the Blue Things,
apparently wigged out a bit in
the later 60's when he was a
staff producer for Dot and
Happy Tiger, and recently he
surfaced with a ridiculously
grandiose rock opera telling
the story of the Bible called
Truth Of Truths (Oak Records)
and in 1976 with a
no-less-modest Bicentennial
rock tribute album Happy
Birthday USA on 20th Century
[featuring Paul Revere & the
Raiders on one cut]. Actually
the near-identical arrangements
of "Lonely Weekends" are both
good rockers and Tony Ray's
A-side is a nifty Eddie Cochran
adaptation. The Them in
question is a highly dubious
post-Van Morrison
aggregation.]
An Added
Philip: More On
Spector
[Nitzsche arranged these
latter-day Philles
records]
3-64 120 -
Ronettes-Breakin' Up
4-64 121 - Ronettes-Do I
Love You
5-64 122 - Crystals-All
Grown Up
9-64 123 - Darlene
Love-Stumble & Fall /Quiet
Guy [withdrawn]
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