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From | synthhtnys@comcast.net |
Subject | Re: Pet Sounds-a-likes |
Date | Tue, 11 Dec 2007 22:16:51 +0000 |
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Hey, you guys have made some great suggestions, thanks to all who responded (Though keep 'em coming if there are more ;-)
As for "Home and away" and "Would you believe" yeah those are very cool indeed... Veering slightly away from the BB theme I wanted to throw out a couple of classic albums I just bumped into (Around the same time as Home and away and Would you believe so I tend to lump them together though they are very different) Anyone with a taste for 60's Baroque Pop or Soft Pop REALLY ought to look into these two:
For Women Only - Bergen White - Don't let the title or cover dissuade you this is a CLASSIC album. If David Gates as a member of the Left Banke sounds like something you'd be interested in hunt this one down!
Highest recommends.
Shaun Harris - S/T - He was a member of the clumsily titled West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band (which their music never really worked for me all that much I must admit) but this solo album is a stunner. Wrecking Crew backup band ....his father (A well known film composer) did the orchestral arrangements... it's one of those hidden gems from the 60's that Sundazed unearthed and released.
> Home And Away by Del Shannon?! It has been called the British Pet Sounds.
> If you haven't heard this album, it's full of great baroque, melodic pop
> songs. I highly recommend it. Just ask Stevie Kat Durben!
>
> Also Billy Nicholl's-Would You Believe is another obscure gem in this vein
> worth checking out.
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