Edison Lighthouse - My Baby Loves Lovin' [Stereo]
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Track B3 from the rare Japan only LP compilation of Edison Lighthouse's "Greatest Hits Featuring: Tony Burrows," featuring a somewhat rare recording from the group--and no, you're not hearing double. Although lead singer Tony Burrows had performed on the original White Plains version of the mega hit "My Baby Loves Lovin'," he actually only sang co-lead on the choruses with Ricky Wolff. Here, Burrows takes full lead allowing us the chance to hear him fully on this great track by Roger Cook & Roger Greenaway. Produced by Tony Macaulay, this appears to be from sessions with the original group of Stuart Edwards on lead guitar, Dave Taylor on bass, Ray Dorey on rhythm guitar and George Weyman on drums. Originally released as a Japan only single in 1971; produced by Tony Macaulay for Mustard Record Productions & Bell Records.
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Tony Burrows was the Where's Waldo of music in the early 70's.
A very apt description of his career!
In my humble opinion, the White Plains original remains the best in all aspect , especially the vocals and orchestral arrangement
And the groove...
ALSO THE ORIGINAL IS MUCH BETTER LIKE YOU SAID. IN MY HUMBLE OPINION NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR HUMBLE OPINION. NOW WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO SAY ABOUT THAT?
@@JohnStallworth-jn6zg I'd love to say -- It doesn't matter because it's the comment section and we're all free to express our opinions, in my humble opinion again😁
Tony Burrows sang " Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes , My Baby Loves Lovin , Beach Baby , Take A Walk In The Sky ( Flowerpot Men ) , Gimme Dat Ding , & United We Stand . 2:41
He sang lead on this Edison Lighthouse rendition of "My Baby Loves Lovin'', but he did not sing lead on the original White Plains hit.
I think the guys who toured Australia in 1973 were incredible. They are the so called session musos but they deserve the accolades they are great looking too
It's a cover version of My Baby Loves Lovin by Edison Lighthouse released in Japan in 1971. The original White Plains version released in January 1970 features Ricky Wolff on lead vocals. Tony was one of the backing voices on the chorus. Tony also did his solo version under his own name.
Some of the same band members.. just a different group name.
Sorry, Tom. It's overgeneralization. White Plains and Edison Lighthouse are definitely different bands, not the same group under different names. Just because Tony Burrows was once with White Plains and Edison Lighthouse doesn't mean they are altogether the same members. White Plains was formerly called the Flower Pot Men formed in 1967 and changed their name to White Plains before releasing the hit single "My Baby Loves Lovin'' in January 1970. The original members of White Plains are Ricky Wolff (the lead singer of the original hit), Pete Nelson, Tony Burrows, Robin Shaw, Robin Box and Roger Hills, with Producers Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway.
The original members of Edison Lighthouse are Tony Burrows (the lead singer of this cover version and Love Grows), Ray Dorey, Stuart Edwards, George Weyman and Dave Taylor, with Producers Tony Macaulay.
Cool ending they tack on there
I like all the versions of "My Baby Loves Lovin'' "-White Plains, Joe Jeffrey, Dickie Loader, a South African singer, Sunny, Edison Lighthouse and
Nancy Boyd.
I just heard a cover by Elton John. Cook and Greenway were busy guys back then. At least on my side of the Pond(US) we had our version of multiple one hit wonders. Ron Dante. (He sang lead on the Archies Sugar Sugar. He sang lead on the Cufflinks Tracy.
I love Elton John. As for this song "My Baby Loves Lovin'', in my humble opinion, the White Plains original remains the best in all aspect.
@@lockedin60 If Elton John sang it first, it would have been his first hit. Only Elton John's can come close to the White Plains.
this sounds very nice.
I love the version by White Plains too
The original version by White Plains was sung by Ricky Wolff, who was one of White Plains lead singers and recording musician.
I remember this was like 8
The original version was done by a group called White Plains, of which Tony Burrows was a member, but he didn’t sing lead vocals on that song. A singer by the name of Ricky Wolff did.
@@Luked0g440 True. That's why this version sounds so different to the White Plains single due to the different lead voices
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I prefer this cover version by Edison Lighthouse, especially the strings and guitar solos.
Ricky Wolff has a deeper voice than Tony Burrows, and this version, sung by Tony Burrows does the song more justice.
But the classic version as well as the mega hit version of this song is the 1970 White Plains version, which was sung by Ricky Wolff.
It's the White Plains producers Roger Greenaway and Roger Cook who picked Ricky Wolff to sing the lead vocal. He doesn't let them down because the White Plains version is the only international mega hit.
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Awes
An ordinary version.
That's because white plains, Edison lighthouse, first class(beach baby) where all session players headed by Tony Burrows. These guys are the fake front band that were put on the album cover. If you go to you tube, top of the pops, you will see the real deal in action.
White Plains wasn't a studio group of session musicians but an actual band. White Plains has cleared it up in the 1970 NME interview. According to an article of NME in 5 December 1970 : "The facts, the group is eager to explain, are that Tony Burrows did not sing lead on their first single, "My Baby Loves Lovin'," and that the line-up now on the road is not an outfit hurriedly created around Shaw and Peter Nelson but the actual group which cut the single. Also that none of them are known as regular session men."
@Boo Jaboo why don't you go to top of the pops put in white plains and take a good hard look.
@@markstaley5714 I did. It's Roger Greenaway who took the lead on My Baby Loves Lovin' on TOTP performance cos the original lead singer Ricky Wolff wasn't available to perform at the time. Tony Burrows was in the line-up as one of backing singer. Roger Greenaway sang live vocals on this TOTP performance. Here's the TOTP live recording ua-cam.com/video/KFuYb_Z-LOk/v-deo.html
@Boo Jaboo now your making progress. Do you why greenaway
Lip synced the lead. Because earlier Burrows came out on the SAME SHOW, and fronted Edison lighthouse. You can imagine what the producers thought. Anyhow on the recording it. Is Burrows who sings the lead. Do this, google 5 times one hit wonder and now you will know.
That Top Of The Pops video shows Roger Greenaway, one of the song’s cowriters, singing lead, with Tony Burrows performing his proper backing vocal part.
UNFORTUNATLY THIS IS NOT THE ORIGINAL
It's certainly not the original. Because the original is done by another group, White Plains, with lead vocal done by another singer from the group, Ricky Wolff
Pointless remake