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don and the goodtimes - blue turns to grey - stereo edit & remix II

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First published at 17:56 UTC on July 16th, 2022.

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ruudtes - 60s stereo remixes & wide mono I

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Edit 2 for headphones of an interesting cover of a well known Jagger/Richards composition. Mp3 source, so not the best quality, sorry.
The song starts promising, with a real nice sharp guitar riff, but, alas, the riff is not repeated during the rest of the song. I repeated the riffs various times in this edit, accompanying the three chorusses. Just for the fun of it... please allow me...
Don and The Goodtimes are from Portland, Oregon in the US and were formed by Don Gallucci, formerly of "The Kingsmen" who had had a hit with "Louie Louie", a number 2 hit in 1964 (composed by Richard Berry in 1955, though in a totally different style). The band was Don Gallucci: keyboard, Bob Holden: drums, Dave Childs: bass, Don McKinney: saxophone (yech) and Pierre Oullette: guitar.
They were the house band on US' Dick Clark’s ABC television show “Where The Action Is” in 1967.
This record with b side "I’m Real" sold well locally but didn’t break through into the national charts.
The band splitted in 1968 with Gallucci going on to form the psychedelic band "Touch".

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