Anita Kerr Quartet - 3 songs - Forever + 2 descargar videos gratis
Selections:
1) Forever by the Little Dippers. 1960 #9.
2) Guitar Country - flip of 3. with Chet Atkins.
3) Waiting For the Evening Train - 1963 RCA single.
Anita Kerr and her Singers were used as backup on the Decca label from 1951 to 1960. From 1960 to 1966 it was tha RCA label and the heyday of the Nashville Sound, of which they were an integral part. Here they numbered four and were named The Anita Kerr Quartet. Later they moved to other labels like Dot.
In 1960 the quartet recorded some singles on the University label, using the name The Little Dippers for contract reasons. They had a hit with a vocal of "Forever". But the label apparently used a different quartet for touring shows and for the record cover.
And apparently before they finished on Decca they rerecorded Forever there for an album under their own name. If so, that would be the LP "For You, For Me, Forevermore". I'm not aware of any second single by them of that song.
Pete Drake later made an instrumental hit of Forever, probably using the good old AK Quartet as backup there too.
That's clear isn't it.
Comentarios
10 years ago
viceadmiraal61
the sound is so very very bad...it kill al the good music ..look a round on you tubethe same singers...and try to put the music on with a real good turn tableand use the right Phone stage plugin....12 years ago
GeoSilverAway
I can just say check marketplaces like Musicstack and Gemm online.12 years ago
Mike Haynes
could you by some chance tell me where I could by the album "For You For Me Forevermore" I love that album and can't find it anywhere. I will really appreciate any help you can give me. Thank you12 years ago
BadfingerFan
More than entertainment, sometimes we need to listen to "Waitin' for the Evening Train" just for reflection. The Anita Kerr Singers were amazing role models as well as music artists--nothing at all like the money-worshipping, vice-laden entertainers of today.13 years ago
Capt Zdq
"Forever"-this is incredible, what a song, what an arrangement, what a perfomance, what voices, especially that of Anita Kerr. I was hearing this in the '60s and was always a big Anita Kerr fan.13 years ago
GeoSilverAway
@richard4677 It's available for sale on the internet.13 years ago
richard4677
Anita Kerr was the best in these style, her harmony was unique, I have found several C.D.s and others on vynil wich I have renewed thru computarized software, but the one called "Velvet Voices", I haven't found, that one was awsome.14 years ago
Dick Bobnick
FOREVER was performed by The Little Dippers, in fact the Anita Kerr Singers. Anita Kerr was just coming to real prominence in the late '50's as a leader of her own group, arranger and producer with RCA records in Nashville. She and her group were the background on all RCA records produced in Nashville backing people like Eddie Arnold, Elvis Presley, Brenda Lee, Skeeter Davis, Don Gibson, George Hamilton IV, Bobby Bare and others. She was the most talented person in popular music.14 years ago
webspyder
I have the vinyl album with this song on it...music used to sooth the soul and you could understand the words. I will go to my grave loving "elevator music".14 years ago
Wolfsky9
Anita & Her Singers always had such a distinctive sound--& I loved it. This song is gorgeous, & impossible to find. Thank-you, You Tube Music! Wolfsky914 years ago
Bryan H
I don't know when I last heard this song, but, I do know it has been a long time. Decades perhaps.14 years ago
GSMovieMoments
@Arne9089 A new phrase to translate?14 years ago
webspyder
I have the 33rpm album that I treasure and can still play on antiquated equipment!14 years ago
GSMusicMoments
@BadfingerFan Anita Kerr wasn't just a person. She was a manager of a large group and of music repertoire. Don't expect her to act flashy.14 years ago
BadfingerFan
The highest ideals of yesterday were perfectly captured in The Anita Kerr Singers' recordings. This is real music for real people, for a real world. Anita seems a bit shy. The group doesn't flirt big smiles. They dress conservatively. The quartet doesn't to rely on sex and controversary as so many of today's artists do. Instead, the Anita Kerr Singers rely on talent--Something they have no shortage of.15 years ago
GeoSilverMore
I heard she did arranging but I'm at a loss as to which. I don't think for Jim Reeves. She came to RCA in 1960.15 years ago
GeoSilverMore
Anita Kerr also did arranging. You can't beat Jim Reeves' recording of Roomful Of Roses, and now I suspect who arranged it. Also what about Patsy Cline's classic arrangements?15 years ago
Ragrog105
Oh my, how long I've waited for this. All I can do is thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart! 8 stars ******** in my book.16 years ago
Frutteldier
That's my favorite album too deseisin. (it was also the first album I ever got, I still can feel the thrill of listening to it day in day out.16 years ago
Don Hawkins
ANITA KERR WAS WONDERFUL....Videos Relacionados
