I came to the US in 1960 from Scotland. I was alone, and lived with friends of my parents. I had never heard anything like the music you had here. Tony was one
of the first ones I remember. I grew up with him and he's still one of my special
A 16 yr. old Tony did the original demo for this Goffin-King song, which was offered to Johnny Mathis. He turned it down, and Carole reworked it for the Shirelles, who had a #1 hit with it. It's been recorded by many people, but I love the way Tony sings this. Just beautiful. Thanks for posting.
Your welcome! Ahh, Tony, SUPER style! Back then they were afraid to do this song because of the lyrics. They were not sure how the public would respond to it is probably why Mathis turned it down. The song really represents having sex one night and wondering if it was more than a 1 night stand the next day. This is before America turned perverted and respected everybody's feelings, now, anything goes. Big Bad John, the original was band from the radio because of the ending: At the bottom of the
I didn't know that about Big John. I did read about Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow being banned in certain areas, but I come from the NYC area, and it was not banned there. Could be why Mathis turned it down.
Probably so, Mathis was well known to the older generation because of his style. I remember that with Big John. I remember hearing the original version, I'll see if i can find it.
I came to the US in 1960 from Scotland. I was alone, and lived with friends of my parents. I had never heard anything like the music you had here. Tony was one
of the first ones I remember. I grew up with him and he's still one of my special
favorites. Keep 'em coming Tony, we love it.
LadODell 1 year ago
What a good old days when life is so simple and easy. Thanks for posting, More power to you.
amritrashnu 2 years ago 2
How true! You know back then this song was almost banded because of it's meaning. Life was good, thank God we have the memories!
BTW, your very welcome!
dowopper51 2 years ago
back again. tony at his best !!!!
thanks,
kj
kjboogie 2 years ago
@kjboogie
ahhhhhhhhh !
kjboogie 1 year ago
What can i say ??? Tony is great with this one. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh, ya gotta love the sound.
kjboogie 2 years ago 5
Yes, Tony is a CLASS act! Thank you kindly for your comment!
dowopper51 2 years ago
A 16 yr. old Tony did the original demo for this Goffin-King song, which was offered to Johnny Mathis. He turned it down, and Carole reworked it for the Shirelles, who had a #1 hit with it. It's been recorded by many people, but I love the way Tony sings this. Just beautiful. Thanks for posting.
mb7668 3 years ago
Your welcome! Ahh, Tony, SUPER style! Back then they were afraid to do this song because of the lyrics. They were not sure how the public would respond to it is probably why Mathis turned it down. The song really represents having sex one night and wondering if it was more than a 1 night stand the next day. This is before America turned perverted and respected everybody's feelings, now, anything goes. Big Bad John, the original was band from the radio because of the ending: At the bottom of the
dowopper51 3 years ago
mine lies on HELL of a man, Big John. They had to change it to HECK of a man. Just thoght I'd through that in?
dowopper51 3 years ago
I didn't know that about Big John. I did read about Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow being banned in certain areas, but I come from the NYC area, and it was not banned there. Could be why Mathis turned it down.
mb7668 3 years ago
Probably so, Mathis was well known to the older generation because of his style. I remember that with Big John. I remember hearing the original version, I'll see if i can find it.
dowopper51 3 years ago
Your welcome. AHH, Tony was GREAT, very distinguished voice, great style,
FANTASTIC!
dowopper51 3 years ago
Awesome, i like it better than the Shirelles, thanks dowopper51.
mikethemans 3 years ago 4
Your welcome!
dowopper51 3 years ago