Musical Episode #052 : Under The Covers vol. 2
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Back this week with another volume of “Under The Covers” an hour of 45s where artists are giving hit songs of the day another go-round. A nice mix of mostly mid-60s records, there are some nice covers of the usual hits along with a few sides I don’t hear around as much.
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Peace,
-George / Snack Attack
Tracklist:
The Good Timers – Chain of Fools (Atlantic, 1968)
Frankie & The Spindles – War (Canyon, 1970)
Merrilee Rush – Reach Out (AGP, 1969)
Mary Wells – I Should Have Known Better (20th Century Fox, 1965)
The Dee Felice Trio – There Was A Time (Bethlehem, 1969)
Jerry-O – There Was A Time (White Whale, 1969)
Dee Dee Sharpe – Just A Fool (Atco, 1968)
The Sweet Inspirations – I’m Blue (Atlantic, 1968)
Ike & Tina Turner – Honky Tonk Women (Minit, 1970)
Ike & Tina Turner – Proud Mary (Liberty, 1970)
Little Eva – Mama Said (Spring, 1968)
Funky Music Machine – I Can’t Help Myself (Black Top, 196?)
Donnie Elbert – Where Did Our Love Go (All Platinum, 1971)
The Soul Twins – Just One Look (Karen, 1967)
Chuck Jackson – Hound Dog (Wand, 1967)
The Mirettes – In The Midnight Hour (Revue, 1968)
The Vontastics – Day Tripper (St. Lawrence, 1966)
Shorty Long – Chantilly Lace (Soul, 1966)
Etta James – I Got You Babe (Cadet, 1968)
The Mauds – Hold On (Mercury, 1967)
Spyder Turner – Stand By Me (MGM, 1966)
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