| 1. Lonely Surfer [1963] - Jack Nitzsche | |||
| 2. Don't Make My Baby Blue [1963] - Frankie Laine | |||
| 3. Needles and Pins [1963] - Jackie DeShannon | |||
| 4. Seein' Is Believin' [1962] - Eddie Hodges | |||
| 5. Not for Me [1963] - Bobby Darin | |||
| 6. Move Over Darling [1963] - Doris Day | |||
| 7. Castles in the Sand [1963] - Stevie Wonder | |||
| 8. Rumble [1963] - Jack Nitzsche | |||
| 9. Kick That Little Foot Sally Ann [1964] - Round Robin | |||
| 10. Always Waitin' [1965] - The Paris Sisters | |||
| 11. Walk With a Winner [1965] - Gene McDaniels | |||
| 12. No Matter What You Do [1966] - Lesley Gore | |||
| 13. Hung on You [1965] - The Righteous Brothers | |||
| 14. Cheryl's Goin' Home [1966] - Bob Lind | |||
| 15. I Could Be So Good to You [1967] - Don & the Goodtimes | |||
| 16. Road to Nowhere [1966] - Judy Henske | |||
| 17. Heart of Juliet Jones [1967] - Garry Bonner | |||
| 18. Wild Life's in Season [1966] - Lou Christie | |||
| 19. You Make Me Feel Like Someone [1967] - P.J. Proby, | |||
| 20. It Happens Every Time [1966] - Tim Buckley | |||
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Editorial Reviews
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The ratio of rock superstars to genuine arranging-production legends is at least a hundred-to-one. The late Jack Nitszche was one of the greatest of his era, a wizard of the charts and mixing console who initially helped engineer Phil Spector's fabled Wall of Sound, yet eventually developed a spacious arrangement/production knack that was nearly its sonic opposite. Many of Nitzsche's fabled sessions (as far-ranging as Ike & Tina's "River Deep", the Stones' "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby", "Porpoise Song" by The Monkees, Ringo Starr's hit "Photograph" and Buffalo Springfield's ghostly "Expecting to Fly") were beyond the reach of this compilation. Nonetheless, these 26 tracks offer up a compelling tribute to his singular musical vision via a wealth of early singles, album cuts and rarities by artists spanning the early '60s pop of Doris Day and Bobby Darin and '70s new wave of Mink DeVille and Graham Parker. Early instrumentals (the Nitzsche-penned Cali-classic "The Lonely Surfer," a rousing cover of Link Wray's "Rumble") display the ballsy studio power he could conjure. While tracks like Judy Henske's "Road to Nowhere," "Ashes, the Rain and I" by The James Gang and Marianne Faithful's harrowing read of "Sister Morphine" showcase the haunting, incomparable impressionism that graced so much of his work. His eerie theme for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest also pays tribute to a parallel soundtrack career that yielded such unsung 90's gems as The Hot Spot and The Indian Runner before his passing in 2000. --Jerry McCulley
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A long overdue, all encompassing career overview of probably the most revered all round arranger/songwriter/producer in the history of popular music. The sub-title is 'Hearing Is Believing'. 2005.
The ratio of rock superstars to genuine arranging-production legends is at least a hundred-to-one. The late Jack Nitszche was one of the greatest of his era, a wizard of the charts and mixing console who initially helped engineer Phil Spector's fabled Wall of Sound, yet eventually developed a spacious arrangement/production knack that was nearly its sonic opposite. Many of Nitzsche's fabled sessions (as far-ranging as Ike & Tina's "River Deep", the Stones' "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby", "Porpoise Song" by The Monkees, Ringo Starr's hit "Photograph" and Buffalo Springfield's ghostly "Expecting to Fly") were beyond the reach of this compilation. Nonetheless, these 26 tracks offer up a compelling tribute to his singular musical vision via a wealth of early singles, album cuts and rarities by artists spanning the early '60s pop of Doris Day and Bobby Darin and '70s new wave of Mink DeVille and Graham Parker. Early instrumentals (the Nitzsche-penned Cali-classic "The Lonely Surfer," a rousing cover of Link Wray's "Rumble") display the ballsy studio power he could conjure. While tracks like Judy Henske's "Road to Nowhere," "Ashes, the Rain and I" by The James Gang and Marianne Faithful's harrowing read of "Sister Morphine" showcase the haunting, incomparable impressionism that graced so much of his work. His eerie theme for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest also pays tribute to a parallel soundtrack career that yielded such unsung 90's gems as The Hot Spot and The Indian Runner before his passing in 2000. --Jerry McCulley
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A long overdue, all encompassing career overview of probably the most revered all round arranger/songwriter/producer in the history of popular music. The sub-title is 'Hearing Is Believing'. 2005.
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ASIN: B0007RFOM0 Release Date: 2005-04-11 |
Tracks:
- Lonely Surfer - Jack Nitzsche
- Don't Make My Baby Blue - Frankie Laine
- Needles and Pins - Jackie DeShannon
- Seein' Is Believin' - Eddie Hodges
- Not for Me - Bobby Darin
- Move Over Darling - Doris Day
- Castles in the Sand - Stevie Wonder
- Rumble - Jack Nitzsche
- Kick That Little Foot Sally Ann - Round Robin
- Always Waitin' - The Paris Sisters
- Walk With a Winner - Gene McDaniels
- No Matter What You Do - Lesley Gore
- Hung on You - The Righteous Brothers
- Cheryl's Goin' Home - Bob Lind
- I Could Be So Good to You - Don & the Goodtimes
- Road to Nowhere - Judy Henske
- Heart of Juliet Jones - Garry Bonner
- Wild Life's in Season - Lou Christie
- You Make Me Feel Like Someone - P.J. Proby,
- It Happens Every Time - Tim Buckley
- Sister Morphine - Marianne Faithfull
- Ashes, The Rain & I - The James Gang
- Helpless - Buffy Sainte-Marie
- Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl - Mink DeVille
- You Can't Be Too Strong - Graham Parker, Graham Parker & the Rumour,
- One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Closing Theme) - Jack Nitzsche
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The ratio of rock superstars to genuine arranging-production legends is at least a hundred-to-one. The late Jack Nitszche was one of the greatest of his era, a wizard of the charts and mixing console who initially helped engineer Phil Spector's fabled Wall of Sound, yet eventually developed a spacious arrangement/production knack that was nearly its sonic opposite. Many of Nitzsche's fabled sessions (as far-ranging as Ike & Tina's "River Deep", the Stones' "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby", "Porpoise Song" by The Monkees, Ringo Starr's hit "Photograph" and Buffalo Springfield's ghostly "Expecting to Fly") were beyond the reach of this compilation. Nonetheless, these 26 tracks offer up a compelling tribute to his singular musical vision via a wealth of early singles, album cuts and rarities by artists spanning the early '60s pop of Doris Day and Bobby Darin and '70s new wave of Mink DeVille and Graham Parker. Early instrumentals (the Nitzsche-penned Cali-classic "The Lonely Surfer," a rousing cover of Link Wray's "Rumble") display the ballsy studio power he could conjure. While tracks like Judy Henske's "Road to Nowhere," "Ashes, the Rain and I" by The James Gang and Marianne Faithful's harrowing read of "Sister Morphine" showcase the haunting, incomparable impressionism that graced so much of his work. His eerie theme for One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest also pays tribute to a parallel soundtrack career that yielded such unsung 90's gems as The Hot Spot and The Indian Runner before his passing in 2000. --Jerry McCulleyCustomer Reviews:
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