Thanks for posting these versions of my dad's song. I love Barbara, she's a good friend of my family. Unfortunately, her musicians were out of tune when they recorded this.
The Orlons harmony kicks the Marvelettes behind. I can say that, because we are all family. But they should have had a strong lead singer to drive the song. Wanda's had a lot of passion when she sung it. Just like uncle Marvin did, when he recorded it.
One of the recordings on the "Oh How It Hurts" Album back in the 60's. That whole album is a treasure if you could find the original in good condition. My sister has my copy I bought back in 1969 while in the service but it's scratched up pretty bad now, but to me it's still a gem. Damn the bad luck!!
@ra15899550 Most of the tracks I upload came from the original vinyl (LP), but these two were an exception - I got them off CD. Barbara Mason "Oh How It Hurts" cd had all of the tracks from the LP except for one song - the cd is an unauthorized cd from Germany that I found on eBay.
Agreed. So you think that Barbara Mason is the second great version? I'm guessing that you think Bernadette Peters is the 3rd one....am I right? If not, who is it? I'm curious.
Thanks for the correction - I have all of their recordings and simply spazzed out - it always sounded more like Gladys to me, but you're correct....various cd's I have do point to Wanda being the lead.
Thanks for posting these versions of my dad's song. I love Barbara, she's a good friend of my family. Unfortunately, her musicians were out of tune when they recorded this.
The Orlons harmony kicks the Marvelettes behind. I can say that, because we are all family. But they should have had a strong lead singer to drive the song. Wanda's had a lot of passion when she sung it. Just like uncle Marvin did, when he recorded it.
DFGorman 6 months ago
One of the recordings on the "Oh How It Hurts" Album back in the 60's. That whole album is a treasure if you could find the original in good condition. My sister has my copy I bought back in 1969 while in the service but it's scratched up pretty bad now, but to me it's still a gem. Damn the bad luck!!
ra15899550 1 year ago
@ra15899550 Most of the tracks I upload came from the original vinyl (LP), but these two were an exception - I got them off CD. Barbara Mason "Oh How It Hurts" cd had all of the tracks from the LP except for one song - the cd is an unauthorized cd from Germany that I found on eBay.
wally1435 1 year ago
I couldn't agree with you more, Wally....Thanks again. Nina
ninahenderson100 1 year ago
good song......
sfelix24 1 year ago
Great version. Barbara Mason was a big star in her own right. Thanks for sharing with all.
johnnyspride 2 years ago 2
You're welcome.
wally1435 2 years ago
I love both versions but nothing compares to the originals. Great tribute.
regcart 2 years ago
Thanks. I also agree that The Marvelettes have THE version (there is such a sweetness and vulnerability to their interpretation)
wally1435 2 years ago
very good where I find varios disks of her
dealmeida369 2 years ago
Thank you for your comments.
wally1435 2 years ago
......Carla Thomas 1966 version on the stax label.
janpats 2 years ago
Agreed. So you think that Barbara Mason is the second great version? I'm guessing that you think Bernadette Peters is the 3rd one....am I right? If not, who is it? I'm curious.
wally1435 2 years ago
There has been three GREAT versions of this tune, but the best one has to be
janpats 2 years ago
Sorry but Gladys Horton did not sing this song..Wanda Young Rogers did it was the flip of Locking Up My Heart.
soulfultony 2 years ago
Thanks for the correction - I have all of their recordings and simply spazzed out - it always sounded more like Gladys to me, but you're correct....various cd's I have do point to Wanda being the lead.
wally1435 2 years ago
Thank you for this wonderful ORLONS
song. Thanks also for the pix--notice
SHIRLEY BRICKLEY in that last pix (top
right)
SHIRLEY BRICKLEY,
I LOVE YOU,
I MISS YOU
lindamae2410 2 years ago
You're welcome.
wally1435 2 years ago