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Episode 39: Tears
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It’s night time in the big city
Three homeless men share a bottle around a trash can inferno
A rock goes through a window on 12th St.
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The Singers and Songs
- ? and The Mysterians: 96 Tears
“Not all songs about crying are necessarily sad. This one at least sounds happy…Led by Rudy Martinez, who actually changed his name to ? …(he) never appears in public without his sunglasses; I gotta admit, they did make him look pretty cool.”
- Anita O’Day: And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine
- Bobby Charles: Big Boys Cry
“He was more successful as a songwriter than as a singer, and that’s a sin ‘cause he’s a hell of a singer. He’s got one of the most melodious voices ever transferred to a piece of vinyl… The boy could sing like a bird, he still does as a matter of fact.”
- Solomon Burke: Cry To Me
“Here’s a mighty, mighty man, a mammoth talent…He’s the father of 14 daughters and 7 sons…He has 64 grandchildren, and 8 great-grand children. No wonder he’s singing this song!”
- Hank Williams: I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
- Julie London: Cry Me A River
“Here’s one of the sexiest, most sultry records ever recorded. A deserved smash.”
- Jimmy Nelson: I Sat And Cried
- The Marvelettes: No More Tear Stained Makeup
“Maybe the most pop-oriented of Motown’s major female acts.”
- Charlie Rich: Tears A Go-Go
- J. Geils Band: Cry One More Time For You
- Roy Brown: Laughing But Crying
“Part of the great tradition of rhythm and blues songs where the singer breaks down in tears.”
- Billy Ward & His Dominoes: The Bells
- Alton Ellis and The Flames: Cry Tough
“Alton was deservedly inducted into the international reggae and world music hall of fame. Congratulations to all concerned.”
- Lula Reed: Drown In My Own Tears
“Here she is, a heavenly singer with a voice like Gabriel’s trumpet…Oh, if trumpet players could only play like she sings!”
- Mose Allison: Everybody’s Crying Mercy
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(Complete episode Notes available at The Bob Dylan Fan Club)
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101 episodes
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on July 17, 2020 11:27 (). Last successful fetch was on June 10, 2020 02:09 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 120670186 series 99340
It’s night time in the big city
Three homeless men share a bottle around a trash can inferno
A rock goes through a window on 12th St.
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The Singers and Songs
- ? and The Mysterians: 96 Tears
“Not all songs about crying are necessarily sad. This one at least sounds happy…Led by Rudy Martinez, who actually changed his name to ? …(he) never appears in public without his sunglasses; I gotta admit, they did make him look pretty cool.”
- Anita O’Day: And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine
- Bobby Charles: Big Boys Cry
“He was more successful as a songwriter than as a singer, and that’s a sin ‘cause he’s a hell of a singer. He’s got one of the most melodious voices ever transferred to a piece of vinyl… The boy could sing like a bird, he still does as a matter of fact.”
- Solomon Burke: Cry To Me
“Here’s a mighty, mighty man, a mammoth talent…He’s the father of 14 daughters and 7 sons…He has 64 grandchildren, and 8 great-grand children. No wonder he’s singing this song!”
- Hank Williams: I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
- Julie London: Cry Me A River
“Here’s one of the sexiest, most sultry records ever recorded. A deserved smash.”
- Jimmy Nelson: I Sat And Cried
- The Marvelettes: No More Tear Stained Makeup
“Maybe the most pop-oriented of Motown’s major female acts.”
- Charlie Rich: Tears A Go-Go
- J. Geils Band: Cry One More Time For You
- Roy Brown: Laughing But Crying
“Part of the great tradition of rhythm and blues songs where the singer breaks down in tears.”
- Billy Ward & His Dominoes: The Bells
- Alton Ellis and The Flames: Cry Tough
“Alton was deservedly inducted into the international reggae and world music hall of fame. Congratulations to all concerned.”
- Lula Reed: Drown In My Own Tears
“Here she is, a heavenly singer with a voice like Gabriel’s trumpet…Oh, if trumpet players could only play like she sings!”
- Mose Allison: Everybody’s Crying Mercy
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(Complete episode Notes available at The Bob Dylan Fan Club)
—-
101 episodes
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