Originally Posted by robb_k
"He's A Quiet Guy" is, by far, my favourite recording with Phil Spector involved, and also my favourite recording by Darlene Love [[despite my rating over 10 of her recordings as "perfect 100s).
mysterysinger:Quiet Guy has my vote too. Spectorwise I'm also partial to The Paris Sisters ILHYLM and Ronettes Is This What I Get ...
wow . very nice. Darlene is pitch perfect [[ as if I know) I guess what I mean is, I don't sense off notes. Great voice, distinct, a national treasure. This is good !
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You three have all got such great taste! [[And, Boogie, when have you EVER heard Darlene Love sing off-key?!!!) Originally Posted by Boogiedown
wow . very nice. Darlene is pitch perfect [[ as if I know) I guess what I mean is, I don't sense off notes. Great voice, distinct, a national treasure. This is good !
As much as I love "[[He's A) Quiet Guy", my favorite side of the 45 will always be "Stumble And Fall". Boog, I remember you discovering "SAF" for the first time just a few months ago and declaring it as "Magnificent"!)
https://youtu.be/A2cZxTvTcI4Last edited by Philles/Motown Gary; 11-03-2019 at 03:08 AM.
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