Arthur Alexander - A shot of rhythm and blues (1962) скачать видео бесплатно
Writer: Terry Thompson ●
Releasing date: Fall 1961 [Usa]; March 1962 [UK] ●
Format: 7" single ●
Label: Dot Records (45-16309) [Usa]; London (HLD 9523) [UK] ●
A-side: "You better move on" ●
Chart positions: #24 (U.S. Charts) ●
Recording: Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals, Alabama, 1961 ●
Musicians: David Briggs (piano), Jerry Carrigan (drums), Norbert Putnam (bass), Forest Riley (acoustic guitar), Terry Thompson (guitar), Unknown (back up singers) ●
Other versions: Chad Allen and the Expressions; The Beatles; Cilla Black; Billy 'Crash' Craddock; Gerry & The Pacemakers; Johnny Kidd & the Pirates; Clyde McPhatter; Van Morrison & Linda Gail Lewis; Suzi Quatro; Smith & Weston
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9 years назад
Jason Aucoin
My Grandfather wrote this song!9 years назад
John Barrett
This pisses on the Beat less.9 years назад
Robert Smith
the liverpool lovelys a 2 peice outfit from berkshire popped out a classic version too... big clive, andrew macgunessiey rupert 'keys' hendrikksen on guitar9 years назад
patrick hodges
Cilla , banged oyt a good version too ... luve x10 years назад
Richard Smith
In my opinion no matter what any of you say Arthur did this the best.10 years назад
MB300TE
The Liverpool Five's 1966 version on You Tube is also worth checking out10 years назад
themonger1
When R And B Kicked butt not the crap out now,,The Ghetto crap this was the shits..... For Sure...10 years назад
ken jacobs
no mention of the sax solo?10 years назад
John Benn
I agree 100%11 years назад
Lois Vaden- Muhammad
Clyde McPhatter gets my vote on this tune.11 years назад
DJ Waterman
Yeah I found the Beatles version very boring to listen to, really hard not to close it down at the half way mark, they can't be brilliant at everything. I only ever knew the version by The Flamin' Groovies, but then my brother told me about the original by this guy A.A. So that's why I'm here. I'll have to check out all the other versions now.11 years назад
Zodija
OK, to be fair I listened to 3 of the versions you referenced: Beatles, Johnny Kidd & Van Morrison. Thumbs down on the first 2. Too white. I thought I was going to like Morrison's because of the slower tempo, but the vocals were awful! I do agree that we tend to like the original that we first heard. I will say, though, that I have found some cover versions that I ended up liking better than the original, notwithstanding the memories connected with the first version.11 years назад
horarwgt
I'm sure it was as in 1962 it was the first and only commercvial recording of Terry Thompson's song.until both The Beatles and Johnny Kidd & the Pirates covered it the following year. Arthur's is not a BAD recording. It's just that others have done it better in the years since (Cilla Black, Van Morrison, etc.). One thing of note about human nature: we tend to prefer the FIRST version of a song we hear and everything else sounds inferior. We all have our own memories tied to certain recordings.11 years назад
Zodija
Oooooh, sorry, no. There's a reason this version was practically worn thin on the Garner State Park jukebox (as it also was on "hi-fi"). This song just BELONGS to Arthur Alexander. BTW, I have this record and it looks like the one in the video. Well worn!! I still play it to this day.11 years назад
horarwgt
Perhaps you've never heard the Dave Edmunds version. Anyway, everyone is entitled to their own opinion. .11 years назад
Jeremy Marshall
WRONG, Arthur Alexander did the definitive version.11 years назад
Cristina Pursall
The best remembrance of my teen age years!!!11 years назад
horarwgt
Dave Edmunds covered this song, creating THE definitive version.11 years назад
John Benn
1800 lazy viewers,not bothering to comment? Wonderful singing by a great artist. Well Done===Really rocksПохожие клипы
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