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Bonus Soul cut Bobby taylor and the Vancouvers "Does your momma know about me" does she know just what i aaaaammm...
lil note... one half of a legendary comic duo sang backup and played Guitar on this... | |
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NEVER HEARD of HIM or THEM. | |
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It's soul? what era, Finess?
How's March's shows comin' along?  | |
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CinisterCee said: It's soul? what era, Finess?
How's March's shows comin' along? 1967 man.... and March's shows are hot  | |
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I know this song but I don't remember this version. The Jones Girls came to mind, but my sister said it wasn't them. She think's it was a group with the name Harlettes in it. (Bette Midler's Harlettes, maybe?) I think she's on the right track.
Oh, yeah...I know the Supremes did this, but that's not the version I'm hearing in my head, either. Help! | |
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I'm surprised more people don't know about this track. It's quintessential late-60's Motown and it's played quite often on oldies stations. Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers was one of the few racially mixed groups at Motown; in a way, they were Motown's answer to The Foundations. [This message was edited Sun Feb 29 9:00:37 2004 by VoicesCarry] | |
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VoicesCarry said: I'm surprised more people don't know about this track. It's quintessential late-60's Motown and it's played quite often on oldies stations. Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers was one of the few racially mixed groups at Motown; in a way, they were Motown's answer to The Foundations.
[This message was edited Sun Feb 29 9:00:37 2004 by VoicesCarry] wow the Foundations.... from The Uk.... 2 outstanding singlesfor UNI records "Build me up Buttercup and baby, now that i found you" nice correlation there VoicesCarry... [This message was edited Sun Feb 29 9:41:23 2004 by TheRealFiness] | |
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I know this is about Bobby Taylor and the Vancouvers' version but this thread got my thongs all in a bunch because I COULD NOT remember who did it over. Thanks to my sister who gave me the "Harlettes"--I see it was Bette Midlers' ladies Sharon Redd (my girl!), Ula Hedwig and Charlotte Crossley or "Formerly Known As the Harlettes"!
Know I can sleep well tonight.  | |
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There's a 1975 remake of this song by The 21st Century. | |
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DavidEye said: There's a 1975 remake of this song by The 21st Century.
Don't think I know that version. But Formerly of the Harlettes (I got it wrong above) version is smooth. btw Actress Katey Segal was a Harlette too! | |
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Does anyone else remember the 21st Century? They were a Jackson 5-sounding group,and I think their biggest hit was "Remember The Rain" (1975)...
"Can you remember the rain? can you remember the rain? You left me for somebody else now I must face...life by myself" | |
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DavidEye said: Does anyone else remember the 21st Century? They were a Jackson 5-sounding group,and I think their biggest hit was "Remember The Rain" (1975)...
"Can you remember the rain? can you remember the rain? You left me for somebody else now I must face...life by myself" Oh, crap! You are so out of control, DE! I remember this, but I don't think I could've told you the name of the group for a million bucks! | |
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