favourite demented 60s backing vocals

[ramblingrose]

Anyone Who Had A Heart by Cilla Black - these are seriously awesome and I would love to hear them in isolation
Poetry In Motion by Johnny Tillotson

(I'm listening to my dad's Heartbeat compilations which he kindly copied for me the other week.)

[vaya con dios]

crimson and clover...

dead man's curve

[?Liquid Peppermint?]

jim morrison. (he was backing vocals for the GOOD stuff in the Doors like the MUSIC)

[Kinbote]

Merry Clayton on "Gimme Shelter."

[ramblingrose]

Originally posted by vaya con dios

dead man's curve

oh gosh yes

[Herr Lipp]

I used to love Heartbeat. But they've been stuck in the 60's for 15 years or something! Don;t watch it anymore.....

[ramblingrose]

My favourite bit was once there was anthrax and they were burning a huge pile of dead cows which they chose to soundtrack with "Nights In White Satin".

[Fab]

The lady in the background of Famous Blue Raincoat sounds rather bonkers.

[Herr Lipp]

Originally posted by ramblingrose
My favourite bit was once there was anthrax and they were burning a huge pile of dead cows which they chose to soundtrack with "Nights In White Satin".

I loved anything with Greengrass in it. Such a pisshead :)

[ramblingrose]

Originally posted by Fab
The lady in the background of Famous Blue Raincoat sounds rather bonkers.

I can't find it to check.

[vaya con dios]

Originally posted by Kinbote
Merry Clayton on "Gimme Shelter."

I love that song so much... I actually was listening to Hot Rocks on vinyl the other day and had to fiddle with the equalizer a bit to hear more of the backing vocals.