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Save the last dance for me - Winfried Regau - famos by The Drifters

Elsbeary Hobbs
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Clips: Steamboat Regau Winfried, "Enchanted, Verwünscht" Walt Disney Musik / Voice: Winfried Regau Song: Doc Pomus Erste Produktion: Jerry Leiber und Mike Stoller und The Drifters Doc Pomus found an old wedding card while cleaning up, which reminded him of the wedding with his wife and the wedding dance. He wrote a lyric with long lines and much text that just matched the verse. The love song is about a man's jealousy of his girl's dance partners. Although he allows her to dance with other men, he reminds her that the last dance is reserved for him and he then brings her home. There are at least 108 cover versions. Among them are Rikki Henderson (october 1960), the String-A-Longs (Januar 1961), Jerry Lee Lewis (september 1961), Buck Owens (Mai 1962), Paul Anka (september 1963), Swinging Blue Jeans (october 1964), Cliff Richard (april 1967), Ike & Tina Turner (september 1967), Billy Joe Royal (november 1967), The Cats (july 1977), Emmylou Harris (april 1979), Dolly Parton (november 1983) or Neil Diamond (october 1993). Save the Last Dance for Me experienced a later new success in the version by canadian jazz singer Michael Bublé in February 2005. - Doc Pomus fand beim Aufräumen eine alte Hochzeitskarte, die ihn an die Hochzeit mit seiner Frau und den Hochzeitstanz erinnerte. Er schrieb daraufhin einen Liedtext mit langen Textzeilen ein, die gerade noch zum Versmaß passten. Das Liebeslied handelt von der Eifersucht eines Mannes gegenüber seiner Tanzpartnerin. Er erlaubt ihr zwar, auch mit anderen Männern zu tanzen, erinnert sie jedoch daran, dass der letzte Tanz für ihn reserviert ist und er sie anschließend nach Hause bringt. Die Drifters erschienen zum Aufnahmetermin 19. Mai 1960 in den Bell Sound Recording Studios in New York City in der Besetzung Ben E. King (Leadsänger/Bariton), Charlie Thomas (Tenor), Doc Green jr. (Bariton) und Elsbeary Hobbs (Bass). Während King stimmlich über seinen Bariton-Stimmumfang hinaus vordringt, fungieren die übrigen Drifters als Begleitchor. Als Musikproduzent war das erfolgreiche Autorenteam Jerry Leiber und Mike Stoller engagiert. Es gab bereits eine von Mort Shuman verfasste Melodie, die ein calypso-orientiertes Geigenarrangement von Stan Applebaum erhielt. Sein Arrangement trug enorm zum späteren Erfolg des Hits bei, doch er beklagte sich, dass Arrangeure nicht die ihnen zustehende Anerkennung fänden. Es gibt mindestens 108 Coverversionen. Darunter befinden sich Rikki Henderson (Oktober 1960), die String-A-Longs (Januar 1961), Jerry Lee Lewis (September 1961), Buck Owens (Mai 1962), Paul Anka (September 1963), Swinging Blue Jeans (Oktober 1964), Cliff Richard (April 1967), Ike & Tina Turner (September 1967), Billy Joe Royal (November 1967), The Cats (Juli 1977), Emmylou Harris (April 1979), Dolly Parton (November 1983) oder Neil Diamond (Oktober 1993). Einen späteren Neuerfolg erlebte Save the Last Dance for Me in der Fassung des kanadischen Jazz-Sängers Michael Bublé im Februar 2005.



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The Drifters are an American pop and R&B/soul vocal group. They were originally formed as a backing group for Clyde McPhatter, formerly the lead tenor of Billy Ward and his Dominoes in 1953. The second group of Drifters, formed in 1959 and led by Ben E. King, were originally an up-and-coming group named the Five Crowns. After 1965, members moved between both groups, and many of these formed other groups of Drifters as well. Over the succeeding decades, several different bands, all called the Dri...

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