Oct 23
BRANDO - Rainy Day ©1983
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Label: Memory Records
Catalog#: MEMIX 012
Format: Vinyl, 12″
Country: Italy
Released: 1983
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco
Credits: Arranged By, Conductor, Keyboards - L. Pignagnoli*
Artwork By [Cover] - Emilio Tremolada
Electric Piano [Rhodes, Minymoog, Prophet 5] - M. Dal Porto*
Engineer [Recording] - J. Manzi
Lyrics By - I. Spagna*
Mixed By - Abacab*
Music By, Engineer [Recording] - G. Spagna*
Producer, Executive Producer - A. Zanni*
Producer, Mixed By, Edited By - S. Cundari*
http://www.discogs.com/release/113014
Duration : 0:6:46
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Mexican Divorce was penned by the legendary Burt Bacharach and lyricist Bob Hillard and covered by Nicolette Larson in her debut album, 1978’s Nicolette. Herb Pedersen was on acoustic guitar, Paul Barrere on guitar, Bill Payne on keyboards, Bob Glaub on bass, Rick Sclosser on drums, and Linda Ronstadt on harmony vocals. The tune was originally issued in February 1962 as the “B” side of the Drifters When My Little Girl Is Smiling. The subject of divorce was still touchy for 1962 and Mexican divorce was relegated to the flip side, one of the Drifters’ classiest ever. The 1961 recording introduced Bacharach to Dionne Warwick. Six months earlier, in 1961 Bacharach recorded Mexican Divorce with the Drifters and at the session he met a 20 year old backup singer (”in pigtails and sneakers”). That background singer was to rival Aretha Franklin as the most important female singer of the ’60s. Bacharach took immediate notice of the young, fetching shape of Marie Dionne Warrick and her stirring vocal quality and asked her to do some demo singing. Producers Jerry Leiber and Mike Stroller also took notice of Bacharach’s interest and put Warwick’s vocal so high up in the mix that the recording could almost be considered a duet between Rudy Lewis and Warwick. “If I had to pick a favorite singer, it would be Dionne,” stated Bacharach. “She was a dream vehicle for those years. She has such wide emotional range. She can be very understated and delicate, plus she is capable of going for the jugular. A marvelous voice. Thanks to Serene Dominic whose wonderful book Burt Bacharach: Song by Song, who details the history behind each Bacharach tune.
Label: Memory Records
Video for Short Term Memory Love, taken from their album ‘What Grabs Ya?’ out on Excelsior Recordings. Video by videosavants. More: www.excelsior-recordings.com/triggerfinger
This is a very rare remix of ken laszlo’s don’t cry, i presume from power records canada. i first heard this mix on a tape i bought in 1993 from my country, thats what we call disco 3, released in 1989. for the tape, it was placed on side B and it was shortened to 5.33. in 2000, i went to the company that sold the tape, and i bought this record among many from them, they had all the italo disco records on them! the guy refuused to sell them all to me. this time, this is the full marquee remix, enjoy. seems to be very rare.
Las Vegas. January 26, 1974. Opening show. Rare song in an 1974 Elvis’ live tracklist! It’s unreleased officially but available on “Something old, something new” 2002 bootleg CD released by MEMORY RECORDS. Audience recording but very good sound.
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