Track 9 - Sweet Nothin's.

Brenda L.

I need a change in style.

Sax arrival.

Does the Lulu growl quite well.

Same backing singers as Walking Back to Happiness.

Track 10 - You Mean Ev'rything to Me.

Butterfield wrote:

I need a change in style.

Don't hold your breath.

Unless you've got a bag over your head and an ether infused tangerine in your mouth and have secured your neck to a rope attached to the coat hanger on the back of a hotel bedroom door.

Co-written by Sedaka.

Bit more dramatic than the other tracks.

Key change.

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

I need a change in style.

Don't hold your breath.

Unless you've got a bag over your head and an ether infused tangerine in your mouth and have secured your neck to a rope attached to the coat hanger on the back of a hotel bedroom door.

Actually, the last track was co-written by Berry Gordy Jr. and Marv Johnson, so, hope springs...

Track 11 - I Love You.

Naff backing singers.

Nightjar wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

I need a change in style.

Don't hold your breath.

Unless you've got a bag over your head and an ether infused tangerine in your mouth and have secured your neck to a rope attached to the coat hanger on the back of a hotel bedroom door.

Actually, the last track was co-written by Berry Gordy Jr. and Marv Johnson, so, hope springs...

Quote :

- A contemporary cover version by Johnny Kidd and the Pirates entered the UK charts the same week in 1960 as Marv Johnson's version and reached number 25.

- A 1967 cover of the song by the Dave Clark Five reached number 7 in the United States and number 28 in the UK.

- A rock and roll cover by Showaddywaddy reached number 2 in the UK in 1977

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Last track - You Got What It Takes.

Wild, squeaky sax!

Proper soul music.

Holy flip!

Oh, of course, this.