I have a soft spot for British singers who started in a ‘Beat’ group and made almost middle-of-the-road music.
Great piece -- you've nailed a beautiful subgenre. As an aside, MIndbenders cover of Lieber and Stoller's "Tricky Dicky" was a mod masterpiece.
I’ll give that a listen. I’m in Tokyo and found copies of The Mindbenders both with Wayne and not. But I’ll get them both when back in the states.
Tosh, you’ve omitted arguably Wayne Fontana’s most enduring song, A Groovy Kind of Love (co-written by Carole Bayer Sager).
Yes, I did miss that one! I made a boo-boo. Thanks!
Intriguing overlaps between Wayne and Scott, though of course Mr. Walker then moved on (after his odd middle of the road phase) to truly staggering avant-garde sonic heights (or lows) in his third or fourth career leap.
Yes he did. Scott is like no other artist. Uniquely brilliant
Great piece -- you've nailed a beautiful subgenre. As an aside, MIndbenders cover of Lieber and Stoller's "Tricky Dicky" was a mod masterpiece.
I’ll give that a listen. I’m in Tokyo and found copies of The Mindbenders both with Wayne and not. But I’ll get them both when back in the states.
Tosh, you’ve omitted arguably Wayne Fontana’s most enduring song, A Groovy Kind of Love (co-written by Carole Bayer Sager).
Yes, I did miss that one! I made a boo-boo. Thanks!
Intriguing overlaps between Wayne and Scott, though of course Mr. Walker then moved on (after his odd middle of the road phase) to truly staggering avant-garde sonic heights (or lows) in his third or fourth career leap.
Yes he did. Scott is like no other artist. Uniquely brilliant