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There are 7 messages in this issue of Spectropop.
Topics in this Digest Number 238:
1. Carole King's "Love Makes The World" released September 25th
From: newsletter
2. Re: Dream Babies
From: "Vlaovic B"
3. Redcoats
From: Doc Rock
4. Miss Toni Fisher
From: Will
5. Re: Goldie
From: "Peter Lerner"
6. Reparata & The Delrons On CD
From: John Clemente
7. Carole King's backup singers
From: Joseph Addiego
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Message: 1
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 07:34:31 +0900
From: newsletter
Subject: Carole King's "Love Makes The World" released September 25th
At long last, friends and fans, the time is almost here
for the release of Carole King's first studio recording
in 8 years! On September 25th, "Love Makes The World"
will make its debut on Carole's very own label,
Rockingale Records. And you're among the first to hear
about it!
As we approach September, the launch of CaroleKing.com is
just around the corner. If you've been waiting for an
official Carole King website CaroleKing.com is it.
CaroleKing.com is where you'll be able to hear Carole's
album firsthand at our Virtual Listening Party. We'll
notify you just as soon as the launch date is confirmed.
Meanwhile, keep checking your e-mail for the latest
Carole King news.
Stay in touch!
www.CaroleKing.com
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 08:42:36 -0400
From: "Vlaovic B"
Subject: Re: Dream Babies
> Dream Babies is more girl groupish, don't you think? But
> I guess that was already used for that earlier girl
> group collection with Cherilyn's fabulous "Dream Baby"
> and Alder Ray's essential "'Cause I Love Him." Chico's
> Girl, anyone?
Ahh, the great Dream Babies collection, one of the few GG
collections wherein there are no repetitions of 'Chapel
of Love' and 'Leader of the Pack'. Not being critical of
the last two but how many GG anthologies do they appear
on? Anyway,,,, Odd that when I picked up said collection,
I was extremely excited to get many of these tracks on
pristine vinyl! And the Honey's track is classic. The
two post-spector Crystals tracks were definitely the
weakest! Same with Kent/Charly collections like:
'Charly's Angels' (mostly Red Bird Girl Groups), 'Where
the Girls are'(with faves 'The Cake'), 'Girls with
Guitars', 'Girls About Town'. What I wouldn't give now
to get them on CD!
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 17:09:23 -0400
From: Doc Rock
Subject: Redcoats
> Well, I think that both albums are fine and this recent
> release made me wonder if they released any more songs.
> Anybody knows?
>
They had a 1964 radio hit in the Midwest called "I'm Only the Best I Can
Be For You? written by Buzz Cason. A faux Brit record.
Doc
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Message: 4
Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2001 19:08:43 -0000
From: Will
Subject: Miss Toni Fisher
Anybody here have the background on " The Big Hurt ", how
it was recorded, etc.? I'm writing a paper about flanging
for an audio engineering class. Much appreciated.
Will
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Message: 5
Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2001 23:13:44 +0100
From: "Peter Lerner"
Subject: Re: Goldie
"Phil Chapman" wrote:
> Andrew Oldham recorded Goffin & King's "Goin' Back" by
> Goldie for Immediate, but it was unreleased at the time
> as they couldn't get publishing clearance for some lyric
> changes. Now on the Immediate anthology CD.
I hate to contradict Phil who is many times more
knowledgable than I am, but I do have Goldie's UK
Immediate 45 of Goin' Back / Headlines - Immediate 026.
Looks like I started something with Reparata. Glad to
have been of service!
Peter
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Message: 6
Date: Mon, 03 Sep 2001 02:46:35 -0400
From: John Clemente
Subject: Reparata & The Delrons On CD
Hello Everyone,
Through the celestial powers of girl-groupville, by
talking so much about Reparata & The Delrons, I came
across a CD of Their Mala, Kapp and RCA singles, including
the 3 previously unreleased RCA songs. The CD is on
Uh-Banana Records #1001 and it is available from Clifton
Records, 1135 Main Avenue, Clifton NJ 07011 for about
$17.00 (I think) plus P&H. Thanks to Michael "Doc Rock"
Kelly, I had the chance to listen to the RCA singles and
they are cool! (More on that at another time).
Regards,
John Clemente
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 04 Sep 2001 13:27:33 +0900
From: Joseph Addiego
Subject: Carole King's backup singers
I just heard the Carol King song "It Might As Well Rain
Until September" and I would like to know who was the
female who sang backup.At the the end of the song the
word "September" sung by the female backup singer really
makes the song stand out.
Joe
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