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Phil Everly   

January 19, 1939 – January 3, 2014

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Man With Money by The Everly Brothers

Phillip Everly (January 19, 1939 – January 3, 2014)

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Buddy Holly with the Everly Brothers, 1958

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The Everly Brothers - Cathy's Clown (1960)

The Everly Brothers - Cathy's Clown (1960) Don Everly from: "Cathy's Clown" / "Always It's You" (Single) "A Date with the Everly Brothers" (LP)

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Personnel: Don Everly: Vocals / Guitar Phil Everly: Vocals / Guitar

Vocals: Don Everly: Solo Bridges Don and Phil: Choruses

Studio Musicians: Unknown

Produced by Wesley Rose

Recorded: @ The RCA Victor Studios in Nashville, Tennessee USA on March 18, 1960

Single Released: April, 1960

Album Released: October, 1960

Warner Bros. Records

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"Cathy's Clown" is noted for its unorthodox structure, such as beginning on a chorus and having bridges but no verses.The song was a worldwide success and the best-selling single of the Everly Brothers career. Because of its enduring influence on popular music the song was added to the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress in 2013. - Wikipedia

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Monterey - John Stewart

If the backing vocals sound familiar to you, it's because they likely are. Though not well-known himself, John Stewart had a lot of friends who were a little more famous than him and loved his music enough to want to sing with him on his albums. On this album you can hear Linda Ronstadt, Nicolette Larson, and Phil Everly.

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Uno de los mejores álbumes de los Everly Brothers en los años sesenta salió en enero de 1966, "In Our Image", un combinado de folk rock, R+B, y cortes con las habituales y magníficas armonizaciones vocales del dúo. Sólo por llevar "The Price of Love" hay que tenerlo, pero también hay cabida para la groovy-soul "[You Got] The Power of Love", y cosas como "Leave My Girl Alone" y "Glitter & Gold". Aquí el nivel medio es muy alto y son ellos de verdad.

Eso no pasa en "The Everly Brothers Sing", su segundo LP de 1967 que enlaza con "Image" por su vocación pop actualizadora del dúo. En este caso un remozamiento fallido y forzado con estúpidas vocecitas "sunshine" que mosquean considerablemente (Chin!). Nadie las necesitaba teniendo dos de las mejores voces de los 60s: la de Phil y la de Don. Lo mejores temas del LP son los que carecen de ese punto absurdo. Intentaron hacer el disco de moda de los Everly y convertirlos en algo que no eran.

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LECTURE 5: INFLUENCES (PART 2): Since I began this lecture’s blog entries with the Everly Brothers’ “Cathy’s Clown” and the studio version of “Please Please Me,” it seems fitting to wrap it up with a Beatles song that was heavily influenced by Phil and Don: “Please Please Me,” recorded in 1962. It’s one of the catchiest and most effervescent songs by the band. The Beatles were diehard Everly Brothers fans, and admitted the beloved duo had a huge influence on “Please Please Me.” Fourteen years later, Paul McCartney lovingly referenced “Phil and Don” in “Let ‘Em In,” a Top 10 smash hit that he recorded in 1976 with his band, Wings..

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Remembering Phil Everly from The Everly Brothers

(January 19, 1939-January 3, 2014)

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Phil Everly - Mystic Line (1975)

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49 - "Cathy's clown", The Everly Brothers

1960 Written by Don Everly

An entry in Let's Do It, my fave 50 singles from 1954-76.

When writing this song, Don Everly was inspired by his father's memories of being taunted by cries of "Mary had a little Ike" from an unrequited crush. And a jazz piece called "On the trail". And Don remembered his own crush, Catherine Coe.

The result is a tale of heartbreak and contempt. Listen to the musical structure: harmonies turn to dissonance, there's a new-fangled tape loop of the drum, and Don sings most of the song without Phil. In Liverpool, young men are listening and figuring out why this is so good.

Mostly, this song works because of the emotions. The military, percussive nature gets right in your head. The clarion call of a man calling out his friend? acquaintance? village idiot? Cathy has exposed his lies, and someday her unnamed paramour will have a tale for his children.

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Phil Everly   

January 19, 1939 – January 3, 2014

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Desi Arnaz Jr., Carl Brashear, Dewey Bunnel (America), Carman, Paul Cézanne, Michael Crawford, Martha Davis, electric lighting (1883), Rod Evans (Deep Purple), Tippi Hedren, Janis Joplin, Ish Kabbible, Laurie London, Rachel Luttrell, Massenet’s 1884 opera MANON, Simone Missick, Robert Palmer, Dolly Parton, Edgar Allen Poe, conductor Simon Rattle, Owsley Stanley, Jean Stapleton, Verdi’s 1853 opera IL TROVATORE, Caron Wheeler (Soul II Soul), John Wozniak (Marcy Playground), and Phil Everly, half of one of popular music’s greatest duos, The Everly Brothers. Their influence didn’t stop with Americana, country, folk, rock’n’roll, and rockabilly. Their sound reached across the pond to England, where The Beatles mimic’d the Everly’s tight harmonies and jangly guitars, and it is said The Beach Boys, The Bee Gees, and Simon & Garfukel owe a debt to the Everlys. Their long career produced mulitple hits, from oft-covered originals (“When Will I Be Loved”) to classics penned by Felice and Boudleux Bryant. 

I was born the day The Everly’s were in the studio to record “Wake Up Little Susie”—the perfect portrait of young America. One of my first childhood memories (age 2) is seeing them on TV. I’m also a fan of their late 60s “gothic country” recordings as well as their solid 80s comeback albums. In the 90s Phil launched a guitar accessories company. At the time I was the buyer for a music store and decided to try Everly Strings. Weeks later I was at the NAMM Show, visiting the Everly Music booth, and Phil stopped by. I was very excited, telling him about songs I wrote that were influenced by him and his brother. He listened graciously, smiling like a Kentucky gentleman. He gave me a t-shirt, thanked me for supporting his company, and said to keep in touch. 

Fast forward to 2003—The Everlys were on a major reunion tour, and I had tickets. The set was amazing—a fan’s dream. I had with me a photo of me wearing an Everly Strings t-shirt with Davy Jones (Monkees). Backstage I briefly met Don, did a group photo (which I since lost), and gave Phil a copy of the photo I brought. Phil laughed and said, “Cool. I’m going to hang this in my office.”

Here’s a rare non-lyric collaboration Phil did with Roy Wood—an homage to The Beach Boys. HB Phil and thank you for your light.

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Phil Everly

Happy birthday, Phillip Everly!

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The Everly Brothers - All I Have To Do Is Dream

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i have some song recommendations for you to listen to while thinking about your crush <3: you would relate to some of these, trust me ;)

Till I Met You - Angeline Quinto

Till My Heartaches End - KZ Tandingan

Till There Was You - The Beatles

Till There Was You - Aiza Seguerra

Till I Found You - Phil Wickham

Dusk Till Dawn - ZAYN, Sia

Till The World Ends - Britney Spears

Till Forever Falls Apart - Ashe, FINNEAS

Till You Tell Me To Leave - TV Girl

Till They Take My Heart Away - Clair Marlo

Till I Kissed You - Everly Brothers

Till Then My Love - Matt Morno

Till I Loved You - Barbra Streisand, Don Johnson

Till Death Do Us Part - White Lion

There Till The End - JERUB

Till The End Of Time - Earl Grant

Till The End - Six Part Invention

hits more differently when you add a coma after till :')

(im so sorry admin, no need to listen to all that :(, you can search them either in youtube or spotify ^^)

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Okay. I see... I see what you did here.

When I catch you. This also counts for your other ask that you sent with the additional song, I'm not answering that one. Some of the songs weren't on Spotify, so suffer I guess.