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dionne warwick - say a little prayer

  • 01-03-2009 01:37AM
    #1
    DamagedTrax
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    everyone should go listen to this classic again.. and really listen.

    it has everything we natter on about - restraint, warmth, dynamic range and yet at the trumpet break it rocks.

    some days i really wish music was still made like this so i could record it.

    anyone else got any audio velvet recommendations they'd like to share?


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  • #2
    Allison91
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    I LOVE that song.


  • #3
    PaulBrewer
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    DamagedTrax wrote: »
    everyone should go listen to this classic again.. and really listen.

    it has everything we natter on about - restraint, warmth, dynamic range and yet at the trumpet break it rocks.

    some days i really wish music was still made like this so i could record it.

    anyone else got any audio velvet recommendations they'd like to share?

    Some lads and lasses have a direct line to the magic. Burt most certainly is one of those.


  • #4
    DamagedTrax
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    I LOVE that song.

    its like rubbing your ears with puppies and kittens...






    ... or something.


  • #5
    DamagedTrax
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    PaulBrewer wrote: »
    Some lads and lasses have a direct line to the magic. Burt most certainly is one of those.

    most definitly.


  • #6
    Allison91
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    DamagedTrax wrote: »
    its like rubbing your ears with puppies and kittens...






    ... or something.


    yes definitely.


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  • #7
    DamagedTrax
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    Allison91 wrote: »
    yes definitely.

    im not condoning animal cruelty. they like the attention.


  • #8
    condra
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    As it happens, I got her Greatest Hits on vinyl for 60 cents in a charity shop in Phibsboro a couple of days ago.

    I love her voice. I'm also a fan of Burt Bacharach stuff.


  • #9
    Rockshamrover
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    The best live version of this song I ever heard was sung by an Irish band, Swim. Does anyone remember them? As far as I recall, they got one of the best ever record deals of any Irish band. Virgin gave them a 5 album deal.


  • #10
    PaulBrewer
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    Rockshamrover wrote: »
    The best live version of this song I ever heard was sung by an Irish band, Swim. Does anyone remember them? As far as I recall, they got one of the best ever record deals of any Irish band. Virgin gave them a 5 album deal.

    Recorded by our own Tweeky as I recall.


  • #11
    Savman
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    Hey, Aretha's version ain't too shabby either...


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  • #12
    Rockshamrover
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    Savman wrote: »
    Hey, Aretha's version ain't too shabby either...

    Indeed.


  • #13
    BumbleB
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    DamagedTrax wrote: »
    everyone should go listen to this classic again.. and really listen.

    it has everything we natter on about - restraint, warmth, dynamic range and yet at the trumpet break it rocks.

    some days i really wish music was still made like this so i could record it.

    anyone else got any audio velvet recommendations they'd like to share?


    Reflections - the supremes a classic .


  • #14
    DamagedTrax
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    BumbleB wrote: »
    Reflections - the supremes a classic .

    definitly.. i like your way of thinking :)

    one to add Frankie vailli "the night". possibly THE greatest uptempo soul track ever. the bass playing just blows me away.


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