What are you listening to?

[Savonarola]

Here's a forgotten Motown gem; The Satintones, "My Beloved Don't Know": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f270sYemLoI

It was later re-released with strings:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCvrB-M98XQ

It's Berry Gordy's attempt to glom onto the success of The Drifters "There Goes My Baby," (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3HXy9mGPpI) but, unlike his previous attempt to re-create "Purple People Eater," this one is really good.

[Eddie Teach]

Ella Fitzgerald- Puttin' on the Ritz

[Josephus]

PInk Floyd: the Endless River

[Ideologue]

John Carpenter--"Vortex."

This is, in fact, new stuff, not from one of his movies--though it sounds like it should have been, and he's got a whole album of it coming out in February or March!

Probably also a signifier that Carpenter isn't ever going to make another film, and knows he isn't ever going make another film, so he reckoned it best to polish up and release the score ideas he'd had laying around, since they'd never otherwise be used, before he passes.  The logical leap makes me a little sad.

[Ideologue]

Here's a forgotten Motown gem; The Satintones, "My Beloved Don't Know": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f270sYemLoI

It was later re-released with strings:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCvrB-M98XQ

It's Berry Gordy's attempt to glom onto the success of The Drifters "There Goes My Baby," (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3HXy9mGPpI) but, unlike his previous attempt to re-create "Purple People Eater," this one is really good.

I'll have to check these out when my autism tells me I've listened to the JC track enough times.

[Martinus]

"Too Many Cooks"

[Eddie Teach]

Glenn Miller- Chatanooga Choo Choo

[rufweed]

ashamed to say but... Loverboy. killme.

[mongers]

Black Sabbath - 'Black Sabbath' - genre defining, yet apparently recorded in just one day back in October 1969. 

[Josephus]

it's actually my favourite Sabbath album.

[mongers]

it's actually my favourite Sabbath album.

Yeah, it's got a very distinct sound, I can imagine them just recording it, all but live. And according to wiki there's virtually no overdubs on it.   

[mongers]

From a similar era, I think 1970  -

Gentle Giant -'Nothing At All' -

Now she sits by the riverside
Watching the waters glide by with a sigh
And the things she put faith in
Are ripples just waving her by with a sigh

She sees lovers pass by
With much more than a kiss
Ahh this, here's a girl who had everything
Find she's nothing at all

Now the wind seems so cold seems so old
As it laughs at her fears and her tears
And as ducks swim away from her visions
Of past love, appear in her tears

She sees love in his face
As she tells him to go
And so, here's a girl who had everything
Find she's nothing at all

What would she say, yeah if she saw him? Yeah
Now that she's gone man, you're losing, yeah
Now you can see what she's seeing, yeah
For sure she'd be more than choosing, yeah

You're losing man, yeah, come on, babe
Yeah losing, yeah you, you're losing, man
Alright yeah, yeah, yeah
Come on, play

Now she sits by the riverside
Watching the waters glide by with a sigh
And the things she put faith in
Are ripples just waving her by with a sigh

She sees lovers pass by
With much more than a kiss
Ahh this, here's a girl who had everything
Find she's nothing at all


Songwriters
Minnear, Kerry / Shulman, Derek / Shulman, Philip / Shulman, Raymond

[mongers]

Deep Purple 'Perfect Strangers' from 1983, pretty good for a reunion album of a classic line up, certainly worth doing.

[Josephus]

Deep Purple 'Perfect Strangers' from 1983, pretty good for a reunion album of a classic line up, certainly worth doing.

Probably one of the best all time "reunion" albums

[mongers]

Deep Purple 'Perfect Strangers' from 1983, pretty good for a reunion album of a classic line up, certainly worth doing.

Probably one of the best all time "reunion" albums

Indeed.

This ploughing through with re-encoding my 'record' collection; redisovery lots of forgotten music. Currently listening to BOC  ' Secret Treaties'  - 'Dominance And Submission'