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Whatever Lola Wants
Singer
Chic goes big for our first anniversary release with a show tune from the musical "Damn Yankees." The Argentine Tango feel of our "Whatever Lola Wants" was inspired by the Gotan Project's/Sarah Vaughan dance mix. We reached out to two callers with "show tune" experience to record the vocals and they did not disappoint. Johnny Preston (courtesy of Royal Records) delivers a fun, stylized version of the song, while Deborah Carroll-Jones proves that she IS Lola. By request, we also produced an extended cut of the tune for calling Patter. The Patter mix is a different arrangement than the singing calls, and includes additional instrumentation. The three tunes are being sold separately because they were produced separately.
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Johnny Preston
Deborah Carroll-Jones
$10.00-$15.00
Whatever Lola Wants (Patter)
Patter
Chic goes big for our first anniversary release with a show tune from the musical "Damn Yankees." The Argentine Tango feel of our "Whatever Lola Wants" was inspired by the Gotan Project's/Sarah Vaughan dance mix. We reached out to two callers with "show tune" experience to record the vocals and they did not disappoint. Johnny Preston (courtesy of Royal Records) delivers a fun, stylized version of the song, while Deborah Carroll-Jones proves that she IS Lola. By request, we also produced an extended cut of the tune for calling Patter. The Patter mix is a different arrangement than the singing calls, and includes additional instrumentation. The three tunes are being sold separately because they were produced separately.
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When I’m 64 (Shade)
Singer
7122
Allan Hurst
Whiskey River (Shade)
Duet / Single Key
7104
Dave Vieira
Windy
Singer
”Everyone knows it's Windy! October's release is a classic song from The Association. "Windy" was released in 1967 and quickly went to #1 on the charts. We spent hours in the studio to re-create The Association's "wall of sound" in the background vocals. Steve Moore from Chula Vista, CA recorded the vocal for the male key. It has been a numbers of years since Steve's last recording and we are thrilled he agreed to cut this vocal for us! The female vocal was recorded by Shauna Kaaria
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Steve Moore
Shauna Kaaria
$10.00-$15.00
Words of Love
Singer
“Words of Love” was written by Buddy Holly and first recorded and released by him in April of 1957. He harmonized with himself on the song, which certainly wasn’t as easy to do then as it is today. Wikipedia states that while it wasn’t a notable hit for Holly, it is regarded as one of his most important recordings. In 1964, The Beatles recorded a cover of the song as a tribute to Buddy Holly. Our version is inspired by the Beatles release.
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Joe Saltel
Shauna Kaaria
$10.00-$15.00
You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me
Singer
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David Mee
Shauna Kaaria
$10.00-$15.00
You Keep Me Hanging On
Singer
“You Keep My Hanging On” was originally released in 1966 by the Supremes and quickly rose to #1 on the charts in America. In 1986, it was covered by British artist Kim Wilde (a more pop/disco version) and again rose to #1 on the charts in America. In the first 32 years of Billboard’s Hot 100 rock era, only six songs achieved the feat of reaching the number one spot with two different artists. It has been covered by many artists over the years
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Scott Smith
Patty Greene
$10.00-$15.00
You Took Advantage Of Me
Singer
“You Took Advantage of Me” is a show tune written by Rodgers and Hart and first made popular in 1928. From its beginning, the song has been sung and recorded by both male and female artists including the likes of Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Al Hirt, and even The Supremes.
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David Mee
Deborah Carroll-Jones
$10.00-$15.00
You Wonderful You
Duet / Single Key
“You, Wonderful You” was introduced in the 1950 MGM musical “Summer Stock” starring Gene Kelly and Judy Garland. It is one of the anchor songs of the film with a ballad version, an instrumental version (with an AMAZING dance number), and a duet version (our inspiration). The vocal track features Staff Caller Joe Saltel along with his sister, Cheryl Tiburzi. The package includes tracks that will allow you to sing with either Joe or Cheryl, sing as a duet with another caller, or sing alone. It's a very versatile song!
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Joe Saltel
Cheryl (Saltel) Tiburzi
You’re My First Love (Shade)
Singer
7123
Nao Nittono
You’re No Good
Singer
“You’re No Good” was written by Clint Ballard, Jr. and first hit the charts in 1963 before rocketing to number one in 1975 with Linda Ronstadt’s release from her “Heart Like a Wheel” album. Few people know that the song was covered again in 1979 by Van Halen. When Chic Recordings chose this song as its first release, we decided to give the male vocal range version of the song a little rock edge to the guitars as a nod to the lesser known Van Halen cut. The female vocal arrangement stays true to Ronstadt’s hit with the same bluesy feel of the guitars and keyboards.
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Scott Bennett
Shauna Kaaria
$10.00-$15.00
You’re So Vain
Singer
"I bet you think this song is about you..." Chic's March release visits the early 70's again with Carly Simon's 1972 anthem, "You're So Vain." The mega-hit peaked at number one on charts worldwide, is ranked #82 on Billboard’s “Greatest Songs of All-Time,” and was crowned as the “ultimate song of the 70’s.” And it’s now available as a singing call! Hunter Keller returns for his third guest vocal for Chic, courtesy of Royal Records. The female key was recorded by Shauna Kaaria, with additional background vocals for both by Shauna Kaaria and Jim MacDonald.
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Hunter Keller
Shauna Kaaria
$10.00-$15.00
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