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Rezny@gmail.com · 08-22-2010, 10:31 PM

A forgotten '45 by Little Anthony and the Imperials,called "Take Me Back?(#16)?It goes "Take me back..I'm beggin' please...take me back I'm on my knees.For you to hold me,hurt me,scold me,darling take me back..(don't know the rest of the lyrics,except)..I promise never to be jealous anymore,Take me back,I'm beggin' please,take me back,I'm on my knees.For you to hold me,hurt me,scold me....Darling(lovingly)take me baaaaack."

Rezny@gmail.com · 08-22-2010, 10:45 PM

And,in case you do not know who Little Anthony and the Imperials were,they were the same group who did these hits :1958's "Tears on My Pillow",(#4)1960's "Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop"(#24),1964's "(I'm on the)Outside Looking In"I(#15),1964's "Goin' 0ut Of My Head(Over You)(#6),and 1965's "Hurt So Bad"(#10)

Tweety · 08-22-2010, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by rrezny@usnetizen

A forgotten '45 by Little Anthony and the Imperials,called "Take Me Back?(#16)?It goes "Take me back..I'm beggin' please...take me back I'm on my knees.For you to hold me,hurt me,scold me,darling take me back..(don't know the rest of the lyrics,except)..I promise never to be jealous anymore,Take me back,I'm beggin' please,take me back,I'm on my knees.For you to hold me,hurt me,scold me....Darling(lovingly)take me baaaaack."

Not sure...I think I'd have to hear it to see if I've heard it before. The lyrics don't look familiar, but I used to listen to 50s and 60s oldies stations all the time (starting about the time disco got really big... I refused to have anything to do with disco). So chances are, I've heard it, I'm just not sure how it sounds.

catlover79 · 08-22-2010, 11:13 PM

Just wait for MickeyMac to post here, because he knows all about obscure music. If anyone knows the answer to this question, it's him.

dakert · 08-23-2010, 01:19 AM

Hi Tweety--If you didnt like the 4-5 year old Disco fun--I wonder what you think of the (still going) 20 year old rap-hip hop fad?

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Not sure...I think I'd have to hear it to see if I've heard it before. The lyrics don't look familiar, but I used to listen to 50s and 60s oldies stations all the time (starting about the time disco got really big... I refused to have anything to do with disco). So chances are, I've heard it, I'm just not sure how it sounds.

Marvo301 · 08-23-2010, 02:22 AM

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Originally Posted by dakert

Hi Tweety--If you didnt like the 4-5 year old Disco fun--I wonder what you think of the (still going) 20 year old rap-hip hop fad?

Personally I'd much rather listen to disco music than hip hop. DISCO, DISCO DUCK!!!

Tweety · 08-23-2010, 06:10 AM

lol, I do remember the "Disco Duck" song... that was funny, I remember hearing it on the radio.

In music, I've always been partial to good singing...that's the first thing I look for in a song. If the person/group can't sing (a subjective judgment, I admit), that pretty much kills a song for me. I like a good melody (again, subjective judgment) ... I've heard a lot of songs that had a "catchy tune" according to some, that I thought sounded like crap lol. And, I appreciate a good musical accompaniment. I like good musicians. When it comes to lyrics, I don't expect much when it comes to rock, or especially rock n roll.

Disco, to me, was just an endless loop of sound that went on and on and on... I remember "MAD" magazine one time had an "inside look" inside a disco night club. It was a one-panel cartoon that showed the entire interior of the club, and showed the various conversations people were having around the room. At the DJ's station, the DJ was telling the manager "I'm not sure how good I'll be at this, I still don't know how to mix records".... and the manager says "Hey, no problem, just put on this new Donna Summer album. It's EIGHT HOURS LONG". I'm thinking "yup, that pretty much sums it up, right there".

Rap really doesn't have anything that I like in music. There's no singing. They don't play any instruments. Occasionally, someone will do some clever stuff with lyrics, but even if they do, I've never said "wow, I gotta listen to that again!".

When rap first starting getting really big on the "mainstream" radio stations, I, of course, thought it was just a fad. I figured "sooner or later, people will realize that there's nothing going on there, musically". As it turned out, of course, I greatly over-estimated a vast portion of the American people on that one, just as I would a few years later when it came to "reality shows".

MickeyMac · 08-23-2010, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by catlover79

Just wait for MickeyMac to post here, because he knows all about obscure music. If anyone knows the answer to this question, it's him.

I'm too late the question has already been answered.

MickeyMac · 08-23-2010, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by rrezny@usnetizen

And,in case you do not know who Little Anthony and the Imperials were,they were the same group who did these hits :1958's "Tears on My Pillow",(#4)1960's "Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop"(#24),1964's "(I'm on the)Outside Looking In"I(#15),1964's "Goin' 0ut Of My Head(Over You)(#6),and 1965's "Hurt So Bad"(#10)

Some of here already know how Little Anthony & The Imperials are

Just saying

Rezny@gmail.com · 08-23-2010, 06:15 PM

And how about this one by Dobie Gray?"The In Crowd"-(lyrics "I'm in with the in crowd.I go where the latest dance-When you're in with the in crowd,it's easy to find romance."Other lyrics:"Other guys imitate us,but the original is still the greatest/We got our own way of walkin'/We've got our own way of talkin',yeah./I don't care where you've been,you ain't been nowhere till you've been in,with the in crowd"P.S:Ramsey Lewis Trio also did an Instrumental version of "The In Crowd".Both were top 20 hits.

ComedyGuy · 08-30-2010, 06:03 PM

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lol, I do remember the "Disco Duck" song... that was funny, I remember hearing it on the radio.

Disco Duck by Rick Dees

Rezny@gmail.com · 08-30-2010, 09:08 PM

Now,back to th original question,please.Here is another 1965 forgotten '45:This is a richly orchestrated song by Barbara Lewis and is called "Make Me Your Baby"-Lyrics:"I'm gonna kiss you in a special way,Make Me Your Baby.I'll find the way to please you every day,when I'm your baby./Feel the love no one has known before..Make Me your baby....a love that we'll share forever more ....Make me your baby..(Boom boom boom boom)Make Me-Make Me Your Baby.Kiss me.Kiss me and maybe,you will see-paradise is waiting for you and me-if you'll make me your baby.....Anyone remember this #11 hit?

MickeyMac · 08-31-2010, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by rrezny@usnetizen

Now,back to th original question,please.Here is another 1965 forgotten '45:This is a richly orchestrated song by Barbara Lewis and is called "Make Me Your Baby"-Lyrics:"I'm gonna kiss you in a special way,Make Me Your Baby.I'll find the way to please you every day,when I'm your baby./Feel the love no one has known before..Make Me your baby....a love that we'll share forever more ....Make me your baby..(Boom boom boom boom)Make Me-Make Me Your Baby.Kiss me.Kiss me and maybe,you will see-paradise is waiting for you and me-if you'll make me your baby.....Anyone remember this #11 hit?

This is a hit.

I would hardly call this obscure, or forgotten

Try "If You Really Want Me To I'll Go" by The Ron-Dels from 1965. There is a forgotten song.

Rezny@gmail.com · 10-03-2010, 08:16 PM

A REALLY obscure song from 1965 (#26)is the late Billy Stewart's(who did "Summertime"(and the livin' is easy)called "I Do Love You".It's a beautiful R&B song .Does anyone remember this all-but forgotten song ?

dlemond · 10-03-2010, 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by rrezny@usnetizen

And how about this one by Dobie Gray?"The In Crowd"-(lyrics "I'm in with the in crowd.I go where the latest dance-When you're in with the in crowd,it's easy to find romance."Other lyrics:"Other guys imitate us,but the original is still the greatest/We got our own way of walkin'/We've got our own way of talkin',yeah./I don't care where you've been,you ain't been nowhere till you've been in,with the in crowd"P.S:Ramsey Lewis Trio also did an Instrumental version of "The In Crowd".Both were top 20 hits.

Pretty sure The In Crowd was a hit.
Dobie Gray had a bigger hit in "Drift Away'

Bryan Ferry does a cool version of The In Crowd on his 1974 album Another Time, Another Place. A great album of covers.

08-22-2010, 10:31 PM	#1
Rezny@gmail.com Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Location: Nebraska Posts: 2,675	Does anyone remember this 1965 song? A forgotten '45 by Little Anthony and the Imperials,called "Take Me Back?(#16)?It goes "Take me back..I'm beggin' please...take me back I'm on my knees.For you to hold me,hurt me,scold me,darling take me back..(don't know the rest of the lyrics,except)..I promise never to be jealous anymore,Take me back,I'm beggin' please,take me back,I'm on my knees.For you to hold me,hurt me,scold me....Darling(lovingly)take me baaaaack."

08-22-2010, 10:45 PM	#2
Rezny@gmail.com Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Location: Nebraska Posts: 2,675	And,in case you do not know who Little Anthony and the Imperials were,they were the same group who did these hits :1958's "Tears on My Pillow",(#4)1960's "Shimmy Shimmy Koko Bop"(#24),1964's "(I'm on the)Outside Looking In"I(#15),1964's "Goin' 0ut Of My Head(Over You)(#6),and 1965's "Hurt So Bad"(#10)

08-22-2010, 11:13 PM	#4
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08-23-2010, 06:10 AM	#7
Tweety Member Forum Veteran Join Date: Jan 18, 2002 Location: Florida Posts: 6,804	lol, I do remember the "Disco Duck" song... that was funny, I remember hearing it on the radio. In music, I've always been partial to good singing...that's the first thing I look for in a song. If the person/group can't sing (a subjective judgment, I admit), that pretty much kills a song for me. I like a good melody (again, subjective judgment) ... I've heard a lot of songs that had a "catchy tune" according to some, that I thought sounded like crap lol. And, I appreciate a good musical accompaniment. I like good musicians. When it comes to lyrics, I don't expect much when it comes to rock, or especially rock n roll. Disco, to me, was just an endless loop of sound that went on and on and on... I remember "MAD" magazine one time had an "inside look" inside a disco night club. It was a one-panel cartoon that showed the entire interior of the club, and showed the various conversations people were having around the room. At the DJ's station, the DJ was telling the manager "I'm not sure how good I'll be at this, I still don't know how to mix records".... and the manager says "Hey, no problem, just put on this new Donna Summer album. It's EIGHT HOURS LONG". I'm thinking "yup, that pretty much sums it up, right there". Rap really doesn't have anything that I like in music. There's no singing. They don't play any instruments. Occasionally, someone will do some clever stuff with lyrics, but even if they do, I've never said "wow, I gotta listen to that again!". When rap first starting getting really big on the "mainstream" radio stations, I, of course, thought it was just a fad. I figured "sooner or later, people will realize that there's nothing going on there, musically". As it turned out, of course, I greatly over-estimated a vast portion of the American people on that one, just as I would a few years later when it came to "reality shows".

08-23-2010, 06:15 PM	#10
Rezny@gmail.com Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Location: Nebraska Posts: 2,675	And how about this one by Dobie Gray?"The In Crowd"-(lyrics "I'm in with the in crowd.I go where the latest dance-When you're in with the in crowd,it's easy to find romance."Other lyrics:"Other guys imitate us,but the original is still the greatest/We got our own way of walkin'/We've got our own way of talkin',yeah./I don't care where you've been,you ain't been nowhere till you've been in,with the in crowd"P.S:Ramsey Lewis Trio also did an Instrumental version of "The In Crowd".Both were top 20 hits.

08-30-2010, 09:08 PM	#12
Rezny@gmail.com Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Location: Nebraska Posts: 2,675	Now,back to th original question,please.Here is another 1965 forgotten '45:This is a richly orchestrated song by Barbara Lewis and is called "Make Me Your Baby"-Lyrics:"I'm gonna kiss you in a special way,Make Me Your Baby.I'll find the way to please you every day,when I'm your baby./Feel the love no one has known before..Make Me your baby....a love that we'll share forever more ....Make me your baby..(Boom boom boom boom)Make Me-Make Me Your Baby.Kiss me.Kiss me and maybe,you will see-paradise is waiting for you and me-if you'll make me your baby.....Anyone remember this #11 hit?

10-03-2010, 08:16 PM	#14
Rezny@gmail.com Member Senior Member Join Date: Jul 20, 2007 Location: Nebraska Posts: 2,675	A REALLY obscure song from 1965 (#26)is the late Billy Stewart's(who did "Summertime"(and the livin' is easy)called "I Do Love You".It's a beautiful R&B song .Does anyone remember this all-but forgotten song ?