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[moniss]

1. Lou Adler

ran Paul Petersen through a Leslie speaker on this. Before the Beatles although that's heresy to some people. Brian Wilson wrote the tune.

[moniss]

3. This has such

great "stuff". Producer Jimmy Ienner cuts to an "effect" like the band is being heard through a transistor radio on one chorus and then blends an increasing level of the band as in studio. Also a false ending. Great song and must have been a huge amount of fun.

[moniss]

4. Natural reverb

supposedly using the studio bathroom. 1947.

[moniss]

7. Marvelous

recording.

[moniss]

8. I couldn't

leave the subject without this. It has no tricks etc. But this method of recording is a lost art. Recording a performance rather than doing tracks at a time. That is in fact Burt Bacharach conducting the orchestra and playing piano. George Martin producing.

[msongs]

9. best version IMO, I like the harsh tone in her voice, though others don't. great lyric by

hal david

[moniss]

10. Amazingly

David and Bacharach weren't really into creating this song initially. Turns out to be one of their best. I agree completely about Cilla Black. The edge she gives the lyric makes this song as believable from the heart of anybody. It has a plaintive quality that immediately allows us to identify.