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Spectropop V#0189

  • From: The Spectropop Group
  • Date: 12/02/98

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       Volume #0189                        December 2, 1998   
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        Dedicated to the World's Greatest General Amusement   
    
    
    
    
    
    Subject:     Jaynettes
    Sent:        12/01/98 8:34 am
    Received:    12/02/98 7:31 am
    From:        CLAUDIA CUNNINGHAM, TXXXXXXXXv.net
    To:          Spectropop List, spectrXXXXXXXXities.com
    
    Does anyone know whatever happened to the 1963 group known as the 
    Jaynettes who had but one hit - albeit a major one - SALLY GO 
    ROUND THE ROSES. It was such a haunting tune but I don't recall a 
    follow up.
    
    And, I have asked this before, but no one seems to remember this 
    duo. The singers were Bobby Byrd and Anna King and they had a 
    soulful, up-tempo, let-rip tune called BABY, BABY, BABY. The organ 
    work was riveting and it was a very happy sounding disc. It has 
    stuck in my mind for these many years. Perhaps Barbara Alston 
    would know since she was in the thick of this phenomenon known 
    as the Sixties and played such a stellar role. Anyone? Claudia
    
    
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    Subject:     The Murmaids' cover with the bogus photo
    Sent:        12/01/98 1:05 pm
    Received:    12/02/98 7:31 am
    From:        Doc Rock, docrXXXXXXXX.com
    To:          Spectropop List, spectrXXXXXXXXities.com
    
    >Chattahoochee label and had excellent sound quality so I thought 
    >it was legit. . .WRONG, it was a boot. . .WHOOPS! But they all had
    >a laugh 'cause the photos on the cover weren't even of them.
    
    Can you describe the cover with the bogus photo?  I may have it, 
    too!
    
    Doc
    
    
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    Subject:     The Flirtations
    Sent:        12/01/98 8:56 am
    Received:    12/02/98 7:31 am
    From:        CHARLES  THOMPSON, CHAZTHOMXXXXXXXXigy.net
    To:          Spectropop List, spectrXXXXXXXXities.com
    
    Here is a list of the tracks on the Marginal Records CD, "Sounds 
    Like The Flirtations" (1995):
    
    1. Nothing But A Heartache
    2. This Must Be The End Of The Line
    3. How Can You Tell Me?
    4. What's Good About Goodbye My Love
    5. Someone Out There
    6. I Wanna Be There
    7. Give Me Love
    8. Xmas Time Is Here Again
    9. Love A Little Longer
    10. Hold On To Me Baby
    11. Need Your Loving
    12. South Carolina
    13. Once I Had Love
    14. Momma I'm Comin' Home
    15. Everybody Needs Somebody
    16. Keep On Searching
    17. Love Is A Sad Song
    18. Can't Stop Loving You
    19. Stay
    
    
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    Subject:     Things Are Changing
    Sent:        12/01/98 2:28 pm
    Received:    12/02/98 7:31 am
    From:        Scott Bauman, ScottBaXXXXXXXXl.msn.com
    To:          Spectropop List, spectrXXXXXXXXities.com
    
    I just got the Diana Ross & The Supremes 2-CD Anthology and was 
    surprised to find their recording of "Things Are Changing" on it. 
    (As I'm sure most of you know, this was a re-working of "Don't 
    Hurt My Little Sister" that was used as a public service 
    announcement.) According to the liner notes, this recording is not
    available anywhere else. Is that still true?
    
    I knew that the Blossoms had recorded it (as well as Jay & The 
    Americans, if I recall correctly), but I didn't know the Supremes 
    recorded it too. But, I was even more surprised to find that not 
    only is Phil Spector listed as the producer of the track, but he 
    is also listed as the sole author! Do Brian Wilson's lawyers know 
    about this?
    
    -- Scott
    
    
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    Subject:     COOKIES
    Sent:        12/01/98 12:05 pm
    Received:    12/02/98 7:31 am
    From:        john rausch, XXXXXXXX.net
    To:          Spectropop List, spectrXXXXXXXXities.com
    
    Thanks Ian, for such a great in-sight on the Cookies. After I read
    your post I had to listen to my Cookies cd.
    I remember reading somewhere that "Only to other people" was 
    reminence of Ronnie Spector`s vibrato approach, and also want to 
    add that although "Baby,Baby..." is OK at least in MHO , the 
    killer track is the b-side...."Please, don`t wake me", ....Those 
    3D drum riffs at the end are pure "Spectorland"! Same goes for the
    Secret`s " Hey...Big Boy". They say that imitation is the sincerest
    form of flattery!
    Jonr
    Phil Spector`s Wall Of SounXXXXXXXXp://members.tripod.com/~rauschj/
    
    
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    Subject:     Re: Cookies/Cinderellas/Murmaids
    Sent:        12/02/98 5:46 am
    Received:    12/02/98 7:31 am
    From:        wXXXXXXXX.tyenet.com
    To:          Spectropop List, spectrXXXXXXXXities.com
    
    >Well, a tape 
    >has just been unearthed from the vaults containing the actual 
    >Cinderellas studio session of "Baby Baby I Still Love You". Studio 
    >chat is clearly audible in between takes, particularly between the 
    >engineer and the lead vocalist - and he clearly addresses her as 
    >"Margaret", on more than one occasion. 
    
    How in the world did you find out about this tape? This is a 
    goldmine! That Cinderellas' 45 ranks in my Top 3 favourite 45s 
    ever! Were there many takes still left in between? And by the way,
    was there another set of Cinderellas? Either Margaret switched 
    groups, or another GG took the Cinderellas name, because in the 
    Girl Group Fanzine "Cha Cha Charming," put out recently by Sheila 
    B, a picture of the "Cinderellas appears with three girls looking 
    nothing like the Cookies. Maybe one of them, but definitely not 
    all three! And what's this about an upcoming girl group comp? We 
    need a new one! Nothing out recently.
    
    Re: The Murmaids
    
    >Mentioning Sally's name seemed to bring about an awkward 
    >silence so I thought best not to ask. 
    
    I heard that the girls had a bit of a nasty split because the two 
    sisters and Sally had gone off to university and when the record 
    became a hit and they were called back to the studio to record 
    more Sally refused to go. Just rumour.
    
    
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