Steve Lawrence - Poor Little Rich Girl (lost oldie) скачать видео бесплатно

marcelino alvarez

DE MI INOLVIDABLE RADIO 6.20 AÑOS 70as. NO PUEDO OLVIDARLO !!!! GRACIAS POR SUBIRLA

Candy Jazz

Thank you so much for sharing! I love this song! It's such a huge part of my childhood. My mother would play this all the time!

captaineeo

I burrowed a CD of this song from Chicago library, and it was a swing and a woman singing. It was very good.

mrob75

I like the "Skyliner's / Janet Vogel" sound alike in the background...What a great Goffin / King song! And Steve delivers it so well! 

rok alwar

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Kathy Beveridge

A favourite

wendy wendolay

como olvidar esa estacion,que marco una hermosa historia,alguien sabe que a sido de Manuel Guillen???exelente locutor de esa emisora,culto,sin escandalos simplemente exelente.saludos.

mrgruzzles

Good Song (Not Lost Anymore)

Jim Stark

geez, what a lame reframing and recyling of frankie avalon's mega hit "Venus," with the borrowed voicings as well, lol

Eddy Goris

Goodmorning MusicLovers and Old Shool Popcorn-Viertap lovers...Enjoy...

parmenides baca perez

De los clasicos de radio 620 en Mexico.

bsastarfire250

thanks for this, it was one of my late mothers favourites.

doowopftw

Beautiful!

aiames

What I get from this song is that the "rich girl" is trying to have her cake and eat it too; the "poor boy" has no illlusions about that and is rather bitter and sarcastic over the whole thing. Goffen and King had a way of taking musical cliches and turning them on their head, didn't they?

calindesmoines1

Another great song from Carole King & Gerry Goffin for Steve. It was not the follow-up to "Go Away Little Girl". That was "Don't be Afraid Little Darlin'". "Poor Little Rich Girl" reached #27 on the Billboard charts. Goffin & King also wrote "Walkin' Proud" (#26) and, of course, "Go Away Little Girl" the only #1 hit for Steve. He's second biggest hit (#5) came in 1957 with a cover version of the Buddy Knox #1 hit of "Party Doll". Steve also had three other top 10 hits from 1959 - 1961.

Diana Orr

geez I haven't even born but I really like it!

bopava .

It was a hit, but a small one. It was very old fashioned for 1963, and would have been a much bigger hit a couple of years before, but I love it.

Johnny Gainor

Funny how this wasn't a hit, obviously they were going with a similar double voiced sound that had worked in the previously released "Go Away little Girl" ~ sometimes follow up songs work, sometimes they don't - I don't know if this one even charted - but he's certainly a great singer regardless.

Michael Di Cera

God, that 45 brings back great memories. I remember running out to buy it as soon as I heard it on the radio. I already had "Go Away Little Girl" and "Don't Be Afraid Little Darling".

TheMonsieurVerdoux

@pasitolobo Oldies ftw!

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