The Go-Betweens - Lee Remick (Remastered 7'' Single)

[@stevendenny5667]

This is where it all began.

[@michelleMc2024]

Happy birthday Lee Remick, she's a darling. Dec 14th 1935.

[@snakewhitcher4189]

Lee Remick wasn't interesting enough for me to write a song over her, but in my Left pocket is a flash of golden light. And there it goes again!

[@RoverIAC]

"She comes from Ireland she's very beautiful." actually she comes from Quincy, Massachusetts. but you go to love the way they rhyme the word Gems with Gems.

[@AshleyPomeroy]

I wonder why they thought she came from Ireland. It's an odd mistake to make.

[@gostrum1]

@@AshleyPomeroy it’s known as poetic license

[@HD-J.R.]

@@AshleyPomeroy 2 years prior to the song, Lee played an Irish woman in the movie Hennessy. She was credible in the role. Married to a Brit in '70, she split her time in the UK and US. Forster, the song writer, did think she was from Ireland. It wasn't as easy as googling a bio in those days.

[@fuzbugg]

so good

[@patnevin4478]

R.I.P Lee Remick

[@edhelvey]

"She's in 'The Omen' with Gregory Peck - she gets killed but what the heck." That's pretty funny - funnier than the film at least.

[@snakewhitcher4189]

These guys were the Q65 of Australia.

[@rocknrolsen]

Interesting take - what leads you to such a conclusion? I love both bands but don't see the connection

[@Dji44]

First Jangle Pop song ever? Except Jangly folk rock of the Byrds

[@SmithFitzgerald-uz8fy]

one of the first definitely

[@claudineilustosa2700]

Who's in the lead vocal?

[@paultunney5848]

Robert Forster

Check out Lee Remick-Cover by Elektrosushi: elektrosushi.bandcamp.com/track/lee-remick