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Thursday, September 26, 2013

PATTI DREW - HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF GUYS


Ladies, are you having trouble with the fellas? Let Patti guide the way! This jam rates a SOLID 10 on the cool scale.

Both in her solo career and (earlier) as a member of The Drew-Vels, Patti Drew's lovely voice is heard on nearly two dozen singles before she left the music biz in 1971.

One obvious difference with the music business in the '60's was that labels gave many great artists time to grow and prosper; while Patti only had one major hit (1968's sublime "Workin' On A Groovy Thing') yet Capitol believed in her talent enough to keep her signed to the label for many years. Lucky for us! In my opinion, the downfall of the music industry was completely brought on by their about face which focused more on the quick buck and less on the longevity of artists.

from 1969...

PATTI DREW  - HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF GUYS

2 comments:

tut said...

any idea who is playing the harmonica on this track?

Holly said...

This is just so.. kickass! :-)