Love this tune but it definitely sounds derivative of Motown/HDH girl group sound.

His first top twenty hit and unfortunately one of his least known songs showed his range that he didn’t play it safe just performing r and b songs.

My friend, Cliff Parman, simply 'the best'!

this arrangement is just fantastic. Page knocked it out of the park!

Great cover. The last photo of legendary Gold Star Studio up in smoke was a sad sight.

Love it so smooth, powerful , beautiful & strong emotion. Thanks for your great posts Anthony!

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I would add this to the list of versions of "Spanish Harlem" that knock me out: Ben E. King's original, Aretha's funk/soul workout, and now Augie Moreno's exquisite West-Coast take.

Excellent vocal not sure about the organ break

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What a great voice!

Nice version of a classic tune. Such a shame Goldstar no longer exists, as the Motown studios still do.

Knobs instead of faders. Interesting.

I played this song over and over in my radioshow. Wish I had those trivia back in the day ... THANKS!

Great sounding and first time hearing. Love the instrumentation.

This is one of greatest songs ever….!

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Excellent. Sandy Posey's version is well worth a listen too.

Check out " Wishful Thinking " too ...thats a marvelous 45' Very Popular currently in the North Of England . Really ....will we EVER get music like this again ....I doubt it ....its been diluted to the point of distraction .... Great Tony post as always ,, And such knowledge. 200Kid 200Kids

The brilliant Teddy Randazzo!

Where's Frankie vallie

anthony escuche casi todas las canciones de esta banda y esta es la unica que me gusto grasias anthony seguiremos esperando ansiosos las publicaciones de los mas grandes de todos los tiempos

You should start your own record label and put out some of these unissued gems.

This a great, new-to-me song. Should have been a hit. I could hear either the Walker Brothers or Righteous Brothers singing this also.

Van McCoy. ❤

What a terrific record, Anthony! I never knew that Jerry Walker was a Righteous Bros stand-in for those years. His voice is every bit as good as Bobby Hatfield's, being remarkably similar in timbre, tone and upper register-capacity. "Turn To Me" would have been an even more outstanding single, had it been shared with Bill's husky, deeper tones. Thank you for posting it for us. 'Lies' is an all-time favourite and still a 'staple' of many Oldies stations, its appeal being enjoyed by today's generation.

A solid turn by Jimmy which preceded the works he did at Columbia with Jerry

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entirely diff lead vocal....

I remember it well. About 1964

Stunning vocal performance.

Wow, first time hearing, but not the last.

@Anthony Can you please help figure out who the singer on this song and what the title is? Maybe you even like the song. Your assistance is highly appreciated: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGO3hYODo7Kljbcsi=PBYJSdTEiTrc8D1o

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Fabulous

Good n spooky; 200 out of 10...;)

Don't own the rights to this music.

What a wonderful song. Love it!

Bravo Ariel 🧜‍♀️

Long time no hear, thanks for posting real country. I vaguely think I remember the flip side of this 45 was a cover of Carl Smith’s ‘Are You Teasing Me’, also a good cut. Margie was married for a while to Doyle Wilburn but I’m not aware of any records they made together although she did sing with the Brothers on their TV show. For sure her best known song was her biggest hit ‘Poor Old Heartsick Me’ which became identified with her for the rest of her career.

Another great track from Joanne. Love the Minor-Key soundtrack.

If this were the only version of this beautiful and sad song, I would never want to hear it again.😢

Bubbled Under the Billboard Hot 100 Charts at No. 130 in 1965. A very underrated pop rock song.

*THIS* is how music should be written and produced! I would buy any recording like this!

Like what he did with Connie Stevens, Thom Bell tailored this gem to suit the voices of Darlene and company. The only constant from the Delfonics' original is the drum work of the great Earl Young - who, like Darlene, is one of the few surviving folks from this session.

If you like Ray Price singing harmony with Skeets, another favorite is ‘Where You Go (I’ll Follow)’. If you like a little variety you can hear Johnny Paycheck (then Donny Young) singing the tenor on ‘You’re Not Wicked, You’re Just Weak’.

I was Darlene's fan club president in the 80s ("Love Songs"), but Ive never heard this one. It's a beauty. Especially impressed with her easy-going falsetto here. A real beauty. Thanks, Anthony.

Nice Anthony thank

Worship Darlene Love and love hearing the Blossoms on background on countless records. This pre-disco item is listless and dreary despite the flashy production and talent involved. Bit of a shame.