Doris Troy - Vaya con Dios (1970)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Apple Records, 1970.
Written by Buddy Pepper, Inez James & Larry Russell
Album artist (Uncredited):
Bass: Klaus Voormann.
Guitar: Eric Clapton, Peter Frampton, Stephen Stills.
Percusion: Bonnie & Delaney Bramlett.
Drums: Alan White, Ringo Star.
Keyboards:Billy Preston, Bobby Whitlock.
Piano: Leon Russel.
Background vocals: Rita Coolidge.
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Why wasnt this a hit? She rocked it
She was the three hundred and sixty eighth person wo record it. Anita O'Day
Originally intended as a standalone single, "Ain't That Cute", backed with a cover of "Vaya Con Dios", was released in February 1970.] It failed to chart in Britain or America, but the A-side was later voted 1970's Soul Record of the Year by readers of Melody Maker. With the Beatles having broken up in April that year, Harrison completed mixing on Troy's album on 7 June, early on in the sessions for his All Things Must Pass triple album.
This song rocks!
This woman has a fantastic voice and yet I have never heard of her until now ( 2 9th of August 2020 )
i think that it was an Inez Foxx original
Surely you're familiar with Just One Look
@Paul Jeavons - (Charles and) Inez Foxx didn't record it until 1957 by which time there had been almost a hundred versions. It was first recorded by Anita O'Day in early 1953. Les Paul and Mary Ford had the pop hit with it later that same year.
Doris Troy was mighty music talent. And I have always loved her impish smile. Unfortunately, it takes more than talent to break through into the top tier of the music business. If anybody deserved to, she did, though.
Great
2024 Yup!!
Nice