Audio Collection
Under The Covers
Les Fradkin
60's Beatles and 70's endlessly catchy AM Radio Pop from Les Fradkin of The Original Cast of Beatlemania. One time Under The Covers and you'll be hooked. On RRO-"The Sound Of Your Digital Lifestyle"
Collection Contents
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Under The Covers | 4:09 | Play |
| 2 |
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Through The Looking Glass | 3:15 | Play |
| 3 |
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Take A Chance | 2:45 | Play |
| 4 |
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Song Of A Thousand Voices | 3:38 | Play |
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You Can Cry If You Want To | 3:17 | Play |
| 6 |
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I Cry | 4:08 | Play |
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Reflections Of My Life | 5:16 | Play |
| 8 |
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Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again | 3:04 | Play |
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Montego Bay | 2:29 | Play |
| 10 |
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I'd Love You To Want Me | 3:23 | Play |
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La Chanson des Souvenirs ( Song Of A Thousand Voices ) | 3:35 | Play |
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Description
FEATURES THE iTUNES SMASH HITS:
"La Chansons des Souvenirs (Song Of A Thousand Voices)"
"Montego Bay"
"I'd Love You To Want Me"
"You Can Cry If You Want To"
Les Fradkin's Jangle Rickenbacker 12-String and Phil Spector styled Pop Production returns with a new release!
This new CD gives everyone a look at some of his newest music- drenched in hooks galore for fans of Beatles Pop and 70's AM radio Pop.
You'll also get to hear brand new versions of his origional MGM/Sunflower single "Song Of A Thousand Voices" and "You Can Cry If You Want To" which has been a must have for 45RPM collectors for years. These songs have been unavailable for 35 years.
New songs this time out include "Under The Covers", an autobiographical followup to "Jangleholic." Other newies include "Through The Looking Glass" and "Take A Chance" which are slices of 60's & 70's Pop ear candy with hooks galore. His latest tune, "I Cry" promises to be one of his most covered compositions. Co-written with Amber Gomez of Venus In Bluejeans, this tune will grab you every time you hear it. All with Les' famous Rickenbacker 12-String guitar stylings mixed with his "sonic signature" production stamp.
Covers this time round include:
"Reflections Of My Life" (The Marmalade),
"Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again" (The Fortunes)
"Montego Bay" (Bobby Bloom),
and
"I'd Love You To Want Me" (Lobo).
And as a surprise bonus, Les sings his famous French Mireille Mathieu hit.... in French! Arranged with a nod to the original Paul Mauriat ("Love Is Blue")arrangement in mind, Les brings his self-composed Mathieu classic into modern sound.
This release is pressed on special edition BLACK Colored CD's which reflect crimson burgundy in bright light.
A BIT OF BIO:
Les Fradkin is one of the pop legends of the 1970's. As well as being a veteran member of The Original Cast of Beatlemania, he has found success as a recording artist, composer and producer with MGM Sunflower, ESP-Disk', Bell, Arista, RCA, and Laurie Records. Les has written the well known French hit "La Chansons Des Souvenirs" ("Song Of A Thousand Voices") for the famous Mireille Mathieu. He has played 12 and 6-string Guitar, Bass, Mellotron, and Piano on dozens of Top 40 hit records throughout the early 1970's , scoring many US and UK chart placings throughout his career.
His 12-string guitar, vocals and production with legendary underground psychedelic folk- rock group,The Godz, resulted in several albums for ESP Disk among which "Pass On This Side" (featuring Les' song "God Bless California"), continues to influence and mentor generations of new musicians to this day.
In 1976, Les was selected over thousands of other auditioning guitarists to appear in the original cast of the smash hit Broadway musical "Beatlemania" playing lead guitar and the part of "George Harrison" in New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago. Running for two and a half years from May 1977 thru October 1979, every show (including over 1200 in New York alone) was sold out and the musicians quickly became celebrities with magazine cover stories ("Newsweek","Time", "People", "Rolling Stone") and many major television show appearances. With his guitar-playing in the international spotlight from the show, Fradkin developed a cult following that has avidly followed his career and made him a celebrity among guitar fans.