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Labaron26

Listen to Dave Edmund's version of this, also with the Wall of Sound...Put on your earphones and hear the Wall of Sound to it's maximum......It will blow your mind.

Labaron26

Phil Spector's Wall of Sound.....Great Sound and never to be repeated by any other.

drchilledair

A little credit here for the stunning sax solo AND string arrangements by Nino Tempo!

Kees Sepers

One of my top five of all time. Had to love Phill Spector 

Roger Tanner

This is from my era l am in my seventies,never heard it what a great record¡

paul c cmn

brilliant..... just brilliant....

joa kos

przepiękne :)

drblog123

great job! :D

cinners72

OMG I can't stop listening to this AMAZING recording !!!! I am totally BLOWN AWAY...... I want to buy it but Apple don't have it - can someone out there help me PLEASE.. I must have it on my ipod.. I am 73 so not ALL that switched on with all this stuff but I do LOVE my music.

Richard Smith

I think this is probably one of Dioon's greatest recordings since the days of the Belmonts.

Richard Smith

Why this wasn't a hit for Dion is a mysery to me. Maybe it was all the dumd music directors at all the dumb conglomerate of radio stations in the USA>

John James McCartney

i'm 68, and here in england we loved his music in the day. this one, different not what i'm used to, but i like it.

thezidman

A good song but.....Dion is so under used...sounds like anyone could have sung the song like this. I read that Phil used Dion's "guide" vocal - just a simple take for the musicians to hear to guide them through the timing, stops, etc. He was completely thrown when he told Phil he was ready to record a real vocal and was told by Phil "no - I'm going to use the guide track." No wonder Dion disowned the album. 

john ingardia

I've followed Dion my whole adult live, I'm 60. I understand why he walked away from this song. Still he is the heart and soul of a generation plus.

Nicholas Lawlor

What a load of rubbish

Biba Ha

wow ist das schön...danke und gglg

Ham neggs

The man is the real deal.Bronx HeartPeaceLove All Ways

johnny aa

First of all let me mention that I am a big Dion fan. In his autobio Dion says that after the recording session for this LP was over, "I just walked away. Happy to be in one piece.". He makes it pretty clear that he was not particularly enamored of the final product.Now I've listened to this song and three others from the album and come to my own conclusion that Dion could've done much better with a producer other than Phil Spector. This is a typical example of Spector overproduction. In my humble opinion the material is not bad but not noteworthy either. If the LP was released under the artist name "Joe Blow" instead of "Dion" I don't think we'd be discussing it at all.Again, just a humble opinion.

DRailroad

Thanks for sharing. Lost track of Dion DiMucci after the late '60s so never heard this one or any of the songs from this album. Great song with a blues theme but, unfortunately, this album was a commercial failure. Wrong timing, era, period. Just a little ahead of their (Spector, Dion) time.

shocktk

Superb and sublime :)