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L1 the ORIGINALS 545 13 Maart 2016 Arnold Rypens L1 THE ORIGINALS 545 13 maart 2016 Arnold Rypens - Kirsten 2:47 1 How Can I Miss You (Hicks) Big Beat DAN HICKS 3 Dit zijn The Originals bij L1 Radio met How Can I Miss You When You Won't Go Away, de eerste song die Dan Hicks ooit schreef, hier als demo alvorens het aan zijn band The Charlatans toe te vertrouwen. Dan is één van die figuren die de laatste tijd ongewild is komen aanpikken in die onwaarschijnlijke Totentanz die zich deze winter heeft ontwikkeld en waar maar geen eind aan blijft komen, een farandole macabre met ook stuk voor stuk figuren met enige Originals- waarde. De volgorde ook waarin ze overleden zijn, van David Bowie tot Eddy Wally, je ziet ze zo schouder aan schouder de Hemelpoort binnenhossen! 2 Walking One And Only (Hicks) Blue Thumb DAN HICKS & his Hot Licks DALET Walking One And Only, opnieuw Dan Hicks met eigen werk dat een tweede leven kreeg bij zowel Maria Muldaur als Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings. En ook dit is een Dan Hicks compositie: I Scare Myself, bekend van Barry Reynolds totThomas Dolby. Driemaal scheepsrecht voor Dan Hicks & his Hot Licks al in 1969. 3 I Scare Myself (Hicks) Epic DAN HICKS & his Hot Licks DALET 4:10 4 P.F. Sloan (Webb) Reprise JIMMY WEBB YT Jimmy Webb op zijn lp Words And Music "seeking P.F. Sloan, not knowing where he has gone" en ondertussen heeft ook die P.F. Sloan mee postgevat in die Totentanz tussen Bowie en Wally. P.F. Sloan, je kan dat nummer ook van Rumer kennen, P.F. Sloan zelf is dan weer auteur van deze sixties protest-hit. 3:15 5 Eve Of Destruction (Sloan) Dunhill P.F. SLOAN YT Eve Of Destruction, de auteursdemo van P.F. Sloan, moet amper 18 geweest zijn toen hij dit schreef. Was eigenlijk bedoeld voor The Turtles maar ene Barry McGuire ging er toen mee aan de haal. Diezelfde Turtles hadden kort nadien wel succes met Let Me Be van diezelfde P.F. Sloan. 2:54 6 Let Me Be (Sloan) Dunhill P.F. SLOAN YT 2:37 7 You Baby (Sloan/Barri) Trousdale P.F. SLOAN YT Phil Sloan time in The Originals, Let Me Be en You Baby, songs die je ook van The Turtles en The Grass Roots kan kennen, de westcoast-formatie met naast P.F. zèlf ook coauteur Steve Barri. Hun Where Were You When I Needed You kan je ook kennen van The Bangles , Herman's Hermits en Del Shannon, de eerste versie die op plaat uitkwam was die van Jan & Dean, niet meteen de meest subtiele maar eerst is eerst! 2:47 8 Where Were You When I Needed Yo(Sloan/Barri) Liberty JAN & DEAN YT 2:34 9 What Am I Doin' Here With You (Sloan/Barri) Imperial JOHNNY RIVERS L122b 2 What Am I Doin' Here With You is net als Where Were You When I Needed You een Sloan & Barri-compositie, voor het eerst uitgebracht door deze Johnny Rivers op zijn lp In Action in 1965. Phil Sloan en Steve Barri zaten ook samen achter studio outfit The Fantastic Baggys, surf one-hit-wonders met deze Summer Means Fun. 2:00 10 Summer Means Fun (Sloan/Barri) Liberty FANTASTIC BAGGYS 25 We zitten och arme nog een volle week in de winter en hier gaan we alweer ronduit voor Summer Means Fun. Enige bescheidenheid in acht nemend volstaat het wellicht voorlopig tevreden te zijn met uitzicht op een Mooie Pinksterdag. 11 Op Een Mooie Pinksterdag (Schmidt/Bannink) EO ANDRE VAN DEN HEUVEL & LEEN JONGEWAARD André van den Heuvel & Leen Jongewaard in musical Heerlijk Duurt Het Langst uit 1966 en het in een vloek en een zucht door Annie MG Schmidt geschreven Op Een Mooie Pinksterdag. In de oorspronkelijke theaterversie zingt men: Vader is een hypocriet, vader is een lul. Voor de plaatopname moest dat laatste woordje een nul worden. André van den Heuvel, dient het gezegd, ook hij vertoeft voortaan aan de andere kant van de heuvel, mee in die Totentanz ergens tussen David Bowie en Eddy Wally aan! 2:30 12 Baobei (Hoes/Ma P) Indisc EDDY WALLY 20 Baobei, de Chinese versie van Cherie, dé grote hit van Eddy Wally en waarmee hij dus eigenhandig en naar eigen zeggen heel Sina veroverde. Of hij daar inderdaad meer dan een miljard Chinezen mee bereikte valt op z'n minst zwaar te betwijfelen, feit is dat samensteller dezes Arnold Rypens twee jaar terug op een cruiseschip tussen Griekse eilanden met nogal wat Chinese toeristen aan boord, de charmezanger van dienst in het Chinees Cherie van Eddy Wally hoorde aanheffen, mét succes! Eentje om het af te leren: Eddy coverde (ook met enig succes) Onder Je Balustrade van deze Bueno de Mesquita. 1:15 13 Onder Je Balustrade (Hoes) Delahay BUENO DE MESQUITA L109b 7 3:37 14 The Only Way Is Up (Jackson/Henderson) Echo OTIS CLAY YT The Only Way Is Up, niet alleen voor Eddy Wally helaas, ook voor soulzanger Otis Clay die hiermee ruim de n°1 hit van Yazz & The Plastic Population (ook bij ons!) vooraf ging. Trying To Live My Life Without You was dus heus niet zijn enige Originals' claim to fame. Tot vorig jaar nog stond hij te headlinen op het Chicago Blues Festival én bracht hij een gesmaakte duo-plaat uit met Billy Price waarop deze verstokte Hi coryfee dit Stax-nummer coverde. 2:50 15 You Got Me Hummin' (Hayes/Porter) Stax SAM & DAVE 1 2:28 16 Raise Your Hand (Floyd/Cropper/Isbell) Stax EDDIE FLOYD 6 Eerst You Got Me Hummin' van Sam & Dave, een R&B top 10 in 1966 en naast Billy Price & Otis Clay ook gecoverd door The Hassles (met Billy Joel), Geno Washington, The Ikettes, The Pointer Sisters, Brinsley Schwarz en Delbert McClinton. Eddie Floyd daarna met Raise Your Hand, bekend van The J. Geils Band, Bruce Springsteen, Mitch Ryder, Janis Joplin, The Q Tips (met Paul Young) en ook weer Otis Clay. EINDAFK. Toch nog even de originele Trying To Live My Life Without You om het af te leren? Ook weer gecoverd van The J. Geils Band tot Brinsley Schwarz, naast Bob Seger natuurlijk. Otis die dood is. 2:48 17 Trying To Live My Life Without You (Williams) Hi OTIS CLAY 22 .
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