The Spaniels Play It Cool (CD)
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The Spaniels: Play It Cool (CD)
The Spaniels – Play It Cool ist eine CD-Veröffentlichung der amerikanischen Doo-Wop-Gruppe The Spaniels. Die Ausgabe erschien 1990 bei Charly und trägt die UPC/EAN 0082333113824. The Spaniels gehören zur frühen Doo-Wop-Geschichte und sind vor allem für ihren mehrstimmigen Gesang bekannt. Play It Cool bietet einen Einblick in das Repertoire der Gruppe und richtet sich damit an Sammler und Liebhaber klassischer Vocal-Groups, Doo-Wop und Oldies. Die Veröffentlichung ist als CD gelistet und verbindet den Namen The Spaniels mit einer wichtigen Stilrichtung der amerikanischen Vokalgruppenmusik. FOMO für alle, die sich für authentischen Doo-Wop und frühe amerikanische Vocal-Group-Aufnahmen interessieren: Play It Cool ist eine gezielte Ergänzung für Sammlungen, die den klassischen Sound dieser Ära dokumentieren möchten. Die EAN 0082333113824 macht diese konkrete CD-Ausgabe eindeutig identifizierbar.
Artikeleigenschaften von The Spaniels: Play It Cool (CD)
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Interpret: The Spaniels
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Albumtitel: Play It Cool (CD)
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Label Charly Records
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0082333113824
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.107
| Spaniels, The - Play It Cool (CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | I Like It Like That | The Spaniels | ||
| 02 | Hey Sister Lizzie | The Spaniels | ||
| 03 | You're Gonna Cry | The Spaniels | ||
| 04 | Play It Cool | The Spaniels | ||
| 05 | False Love | The Spaniels | ||
| 06 | Crazee Baby | The Spaniels | ||
| 07 | Peace Of Mind (You Gave Me) | The Spaniels | ||
| 08 | Great Googley Moo | The Spaniels | ||
| 09 | Automobiles | The Spaniels | ||
| 10 | Tina | The Spaniels | ||
| 11 | House Cleaning | The Spaniels | ||
| 12 | Baby It's You | The Spaniels | ||
| 13 | Why Don't You Dance | The Spaniels | ||
| 14 | You Don't Move Me (Get Away Child) | The Spaniels | ||
| 15 | I Need Your Kisses | The Spaniels | ||
| 16 | Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight | The Spaniels | ||
| 17 | I'm Gonna Thank Him | The Spaniels | ||
| 18 | Jessie Mae | The Spaniels | ||
| 19 | Lucinda | The Spaniels | ||
| 20 | I Owe You | The Spaniels | ||
| 21 | Bounce | The Spaniels | ||
| 22 | Red Sails In The Sunset | The Spaniels | ||
| 23 | Please Don't Tease | The Spaniels | ||
| 24 | You Painted Pictures | The Spaniels | ||
| 25 | Baby Sweets | The Spaniels | ||
| 26 | Everybody's Laughing | The Spaniels | ||
The Spaniels
I Know
Like The Clovers and Midnighters, The Spaniels enjoyed renewed popularity in 1960. Their heyday came when the Gary, Indiana-based quintet's Goodnite Sweetheart, Goodnite swept the country in 1954 (it's on that year's edition of this series). James 'Pookie' Hudson's floating lead tenor remained a source of infinite beauty, even if his cast of Spaniels had changed markedly.
Hudson and bass Gerald Gregory were the only originals left, Carl Rainge, Donald Porter, and James 'Dimples' Cochran having all departed. Original first tenor Ernest Warren had returned, but former Five Blue Notes lead Andrew Magruder, William Carey (both baritones), and guitarist Robert 'Pete' Simmons were newbies. They were now based in Washington, D.C., where Hudson had relocated. When the new Spaniels ventured back to the Windy City to play the Regal Theater in April of '60, they made a fresh session for Vee-Jay Records, their label since the beginning.
Luther Dixon, A&R man for Florence Greenberg's Scepter and Wand labels, penned the lilting calypso I Know, tailor-made for Pookie's airy pipes. Under A&R boss Calvin Carter, Vee-Jay had developed a distinctive sound: brushed drums, subtle rhythm guitar, trilling flutes, and rich vocal harmonies, which the latest incarnation of The Spaniels expertly unfurled on I Know. Even the lighthearted flip Bus Fare Home, which demanded a rowdy Coasters-style treatment, got the warbling flutes.
That summer, I Know was a #23 R&B seller. But it was the group's farewell release. Gregory left to join Sonny Til's revived Orioles while the rest of The Spaniels made one-offs for Neptune and Parkway under Lloyd Price's supervision before Pookie went solo on Price's Double-L label in 1963, backed by The Imperials. Hudson reached back to those Double-L tapes in 1970 to issue a seven-year-old Fairy Tales on his North American logo. It quickly reemerged on mobster Nate McCalla's Calla imprint; for the first time in a decade, The Spaniels were back on the R&B hit parade with a #45 entry.
An extended bout with cancer ended Pookie's life on January 16, 2007. The disease felled Gregory on February 12, 1999. Rev. Warren passed away May 7, 2012 at 78.
Various - Street Corner Symphonies 1960 Vol.12
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