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one fit for 2016
something we last heard through a speaker in the late '50s and early '60s
the record then dispenses with the live human voice in favor of its recorded and synthetic doubles
The two covers that were part of their live set at the time revealed a bit about where Buzzcocks were coming from: A sped-up version of the Troggs’ “I Can’t Control Myself” anticipates the love of popcraft that would shortly surface in their own songs and a heavily rewritten take on Captain Beefheart’s “I Love You
with her first chorus as the mission statement: Hold you like a flower
SAM COOKE- s/t LP New Zealand one fit for 2016The very first LP album by ex gospel sex symbol who had previously moonlighted for famed "Chess" recording label and now decided to spread his wings into pop market. Cooke sings like an angel and emulates yodels and tricks from his gospel idols, but music here is dressed in traditional pop gowns that were probably meant to show his maturity and respectability "Summertime", "Ol' Man River", "Around the World" and "Danny Boy" are all on a extremely
