But by the standards of the mid-'60s it was a good chunk of cash. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. Barbara Dane: Barbara Dane and the Chambers Brothers (Folkways. I'm not a huge fan of tribute acts, but in this case obviously The Beatles can't perform or don't perform anymore with just two of 'em. They were both outsized personality organizations and so they didn't have to compete with The Beach Boys because they had their own little niche, but for the bands who wanted to break through in say 1964, 1965, that were American, it really helped to have something going for you that was a little different than two guitars, base and drums. We actually became great friends, but we never hit it off romantically. You were quiet just like mice, Now you say we aren't nice, And if that is Freedom's price, There are nicer ways to do it. I didn't understand anyone of woman or man. But at the end of the day the "Daydream" album was a pretty good album. C G I've never been a one just anyone D7 Enough to lay by my heart and soul G And say hey there I take 'em C I didn't understand anyone of woman or man G D7 Who can take somebody's heart G And just break 'em. It was hardly anything. That means you depended on the 'live' shows to make a living, right? Roger Miller – You Didn't Have To Be So Nice lyrics. Our spring slows down in April and picks up again in May and June.
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Unfortunately I always thought the music should speak for itself, but it did not. Where do you perform these days? Q - Steve, as we speak, there is still an active Lovin' Spoonful that is performing. Then in '93 SONY and RCA bought the catalog and from that point on it's been great. A - That's a pretty nice question actually. Regarding the bi-annualy membership. So that's what I did. Steve Boone handwritten and signed lyrics for the Lovin' Spoonful hit "You Didn't Have To Be So Nice. " A - It's a combination. The charts weren't dominated by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
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They're Brooklyn born guys. "You Didn't Have To Be So Nice" happened pretty quickly. So the business was changing. That wasn't possible in the mid-1960s because by the time you did the rhythm section on two tracks, scratch vocal on one track and you're doing four track, all you've got is the musical instruments. I'd had enough of it. Peter Blood-Patterson: Rise Up Singing: The Group-Singing Song.
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Prior to that it was still considered a fad. Astrud: Do you like it? On Wednesday of next week I fly up to New York for two shows.
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We were offered a contract by Elektra Records which was a very high-end company. A - Eventually, yes. So I think what a lot of people are saying when they make those comments is I try to listen for music today, but I can't remember it. One thing that has leveled the playing field of course is, I'm going to call it YouTube generically, but you can now in the new era, where singles kind of dominate again, you can pretty much put your own stuff up there if you're clever and if you have a video camera and you know how to play, you can get your own stuff out there.
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It didn't really have a beat that John felt good about. When we deal with men of ice, How about those years of lynchings. It could've been better absolutely if we'd had eight track for the whole entire album, if we'd had computer based technology to be able to really fine tune things, but like they say in drag racing, you run with what you brung. I stopped doing tours with The Lovin' Spoonful in the Fall of 1969. The chicken or the egg? I would have liked you anyway (would have liked you anyway).
You simply seem to take your place. The Spoonful pretty much rode that track, not exclusively, but we were one of the first Rock bands to work a lot on college campuses. Engineer in the studio. There's a lot of good music. Malvina Reynolds recording(s) on which this song. It was out of their comfort zone. They had us on the road so much, working, traveling, away from home, away from the studio, that I doubt the scenario you mentioned could have been possible. They were not choir boys that ran Kama Sutra Records. It's a tiny, little town. They were in the audiences or they were just getting their bands started. So, until Woodstock if you sold a million albums, that was what they called a Gold album, that was considered phenomenal. Up until that it was Madison Square Garden, Westbury Music Fair, places like that.