Larks - Love Me True

[kidkosh]

I can't believe you have this.

[strandwolf]

It's that slight downward pitch slide on the "dear" vibrato which begins around 2:08 that slices the bacon in SW's lair. Kind of hard to tell who is doing what. There are twin leads, male and female, which boggle me noggin.

[harptone55]

GREAT!

[jeffcool78]

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[jeffcool78]

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[srercrcr]

The lead can't handle the range., but I like the song.

[strandwolf]

@srercrcr Exactly! And that reaching, the struggle with the particular lyric is what makes this recording so fearsomely soulful, IMO.

[jeffcool78]

you have didle le bom i cant find that any where

[rocknroll1955]

@jeffcool78 the song you are looking for is by THE THRASHERS on the "mason" record label

very ,very rare  !!!!

ERIK VONDERLIETH

[PJDooWop]

Actually Erik, Diddle-Le-Bom is by The Love Larks on Masons. The Thrashers did Jeannie / Forever My Love on Masons.. Same label, different records (and both are exceptionally rare)

[PJDooWop]

You might be having trouble finding Diddle-Le-Bom because it's by The Love Larks, not The Larks.

[Daluche1]

This has such an eerie but beautiful sound. Have it on a Gus Gossert Album.

[hah13]

what Larks group is this?

[PJDooWop]

This may be an incarnation of the Apollo group. I heard that they did a late doo wop record but I'm not sure if this is it.

[PrinceOfSoulMusic]

@PJDooWop no PJ this is Weldons group of Larks..

[strandwolf]

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