Betty Harris - Cry to Me (1963)
Unhappy with her recording of the Solomon Burke classic, Betty insisted that Bert Berns allow her to record another version "her way" - slower and even more tortured. Betty was right. Classic soul.

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Betty Harris - Cry to Me (1963)
Unhappy with her recording of the Solomon Burke classic, Betty insisted that Bert Berns allow her to record another version "her way" - slower and even more tortured. Betty was right. Classic soul.

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The Strangeloves - I Want Candy (1965) Bert Berns / Bob Feldman / Jerry Goldstein / Richard Gottehrer from: "I Want Candy" / "It's About My Baby" (Single)
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Personnel: The Strangeloves: Vocals Bob Feldman Richard Gottehrer Jerry Goldstein
Session Musicians: Eric Gale: Guitar Richie Lauro: Saxophone John Shine: Bass Herb Lovelle: Drums
Arranged by Bassett Hand (AKA: Bob Feldman | Richard Gottehrer | Jerry Goldstein) Produced by Bob Feldman | Richard Gottehrer | Jerry Goldstein (AKA The Strangeloves | FGG Productions)
Recorded: in New York City, New York US 1965
Released: May, 1965 on Bang Records
Them's 3rd single was released in the UK on 5 March 1965.
Written by producer Bert Berns, "Here Comes the Night" featured 20-year-old Jimmy Page on guitar and was recorded in October 1964. Its release was delayed when the label decided to rush Lulu's version into stores instead. Lulu's version was not the hit the label had hoped for, stalling at #50 in the UK (and did not chart in the US). Them's version peaked at #2 in the UK and #24 in the US (where it stayed on the singles chart for 10 weeks).
It remains the highest-charting single for Them and lead singer Van Morisson (who was 19 when the single was released), who would leave Them in late 1966.
LECTURE 9: BIRTH OF BEATLEMANIA: The Beatles perform two of their biggest hits from the late summer and fall of ’63: “She Loves You,” which soared to #1 on the British charts, and contributed heavily to the mass frenzy that came to be known as Beatlemania; and “Twist and Shout,” a 1961 song written by Bert Berns and Phil Medley, and performed with great success by The Isley Brothers in 1962. This lovely colour footage was shot in Manchester’s ABC Cinema on November 20, 1963, as part of the band’s 1963 Autumn Tour. It has been featured in many documentaries about The Beatles.
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Kenny Hamber - Show Me Your Monkey
1967 - This recording by Aretha Franklin’s sister became a big hit for Janis Joplin. But of course you knew that already.
Solomon Burke - You Can Make It If You Try (1963)
Sometimes we all need a bit of encouragement - I know I do.
Makes me feel so bad sometimes You feel like you wanna lay down and die But you can make it if you try