Gone – register movement 第四部

塩あぢの揚げせん喰みて午下の睡 register movement 第四部
塩あぢの揚げせん喰みて午下の睡（２） register movement 第四部

　女優の高島礼子（５２）が１日、所属事務所を通じ、夫で元俳優の高知東生（本名：大崎丈二・５１）被告と離婚したことを報告した。
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20160801-00000328-oric-ent

ショーケンが捕まった時のいしだあゆみの会見のようすが脳裏をよぎった。あんときゃおれも見ていて可哀想でねぇ、心を痛めたもんだ。
高島・高知夫妻はいかにもスレ違いの仮面夫婦だったようで、愁嘆場も修羅場も無し。
つーまらーん。

しょうがないから失恋ソングでも聴こうかね。

Rhythm Sophie – She’ll Be Gone
from the CD album ” Born to Live the Blues”（France:2015）

Phillip Phillips – Gone, Gone, Gone
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The Starlight Drifters – Long Goner
from the album “Thirteen To Go”（2001）

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Bucks Fizz – Now You’re Gone（It Doesn’t Feel Like Christmas）
Bucks Fizz – Now You’re Gone（UK:1981/11/13）
シングル “The Land Of Make Believe” のＢ面。
２度目の引用。

Chilliwack – My Girl（Gone, Gone, Gone）（Canada･US:1981/09 stereo 45 single version）
チリワック – マイ・ガール
２度目の引用。

produced by Bill Henderson & Brian MacLeod with Ab Bryant
Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box & Record World 19, Billboard 22
This highest U.S.-charting single for Bill Henderson and the Vancouver band （#3 peak in Canada） was a title from their LP “Wanna Be A Star”.

Chilliwack – My Girl（Gone, Gone, Gone）（1981 mono radio promo 45）
２度目の引用。

Chilliwack – My Girl（album version）
チリワック – マイ・ガール
from the album “Wanna Be A Star”（1981）ワナ・ビー・ア・スター
２度目の引用。

Bad Company – Gone, Gone, Gone（1979/07）
バッド・カンパニー – ゴーン・ゴーン・ゴーン
（2015 Remaster）

Johnny Mathis – Gone, Gone, Gone（1979）
シングル “Begin The Beguine” のＢ面。

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森昌子 – あの人の船行っちゃった（1975/12/01）
作詞：山口あかり、作曲：遠藤実、編曲：斉藤恒夫
３度目の引用。

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Nazareth – Love Now You’re Gone（1974）
２度目の引用。

Bobby Blue Bland – This Time I’m Gone For Good（1973/10）
タイトルは「今回は私は永遠に去った（完全に消えた）」の意。

Joey Heatherton – Gone（1972/05 stereo 45）
ドラムのリズムから obby Sherman “Julie, Do Ya Love Me”（1970）（いとしのジュリー）を連想した。

arranged and produced by Tommy Oliver & Tony Scotti
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 23, Billboard 24, Cash Box 26 – A/C Peak: 5
A frequent TV presence beginning in the mid-1960s, singer-dancer-actress Heatherton enjoyed a brief run on the record charts in the early’70s, most notably with her revival of this 1957 Ferlin Husky hit.

Joey Heatherton – Gone（1972 mono radio promo 45）

Donnie Elbert – Love Is Here And Now You’re Gone（1972）
２度目の引用。

Michael Jackson – Love Is Here And Now You’re Gone（1972）
２度目の引用。

Neil Sedaka – Gone With The Morning（1971）
B-side of the Australian release of “I’m A Song（Sing Me）”
from the RCA Victor album “Emergence”
２度目の引用。

Lovelace Watkins – Now You’re Gone（1971）
２度目の引用。

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Doris Duke – He’s Gone（1970/10）
シングル “The Feeling Is Right” のＢ面。

The Feminine Complex – Six O’Clock In The Morning（You’re Gone）
from the album “Livin’ Love”（1969）
３度目の引用。

Mark V Unlimited – Gone!（1969）

Chris Simmons – Gone, Gone, Gone（1969）

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Boz Scaggs – I’ll Be Long Gone（1969/11）
「君が決める頃には、僕はとっくにいなくなっている
自分の道を切り開かなきゃ
そして残りは君の時間に任せるよ」
ろいう、別れを決めた男の心情。

Johnny Paycheck – The Old Year Is Gone（1968/10）

Dee Dee Sharp – You’re Gonna Miss Me（When I’m Gone）（1968/09）
シングル “What Kind Of Lady” のＢ面。

Fran Jefferies – Gone Now（1968/08）
シングル “I’ve Been Wrong Before” のＢ面。
２度目の引用。

The O’Jays – Going Going Gone（1968/08）
シングル “The Choice” のＢ面。

The Jam – Something’s Gone（1968/03）
２度目の引用。

This is a B-side single to “Loving Kind Of Way” and is written by Terry Smith. The 45 was released in 1968 by Sire Records and the catalog # is S-5001. This group is from Washington.

Debbie Taylor – Wait Until I’m Gone（1968/01）
シングル “Check Yourself” のＢ面。
３度目の引用。

Tommy James And The Shondells – Gone, Gone, Gone（1967/01）
シングル “I Think We’re Alone Now” のＢ面。

The Supremes – Love Is Here And Now You’re Gone（1967/01/11）
ザ・シュープリームス – 恋ははかなく
セリフが入る。
２度目の引用。

produced by Holland & Dozier
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard, Cash Box & Record World #1
This was the third of four consecutive number-one singles for the trio （following “You Can’t Hurry Love” & “You Keep Me Hangin’ On” and preceding “The Happening”）.

Eldridge Holmes – Gone, Gone, Gone（1966/08）
Composer: E. Holmes, A. Toussaint
アラン・トゥーサンとの協働が多かったニュー・オーリンズのシンガー。

Lee Williams And The Cymbols – I’ll Be Gone（1966/04）
シングル “I Love You More” のＢ面。

Ray Starling conducting the N.Y. Sound Stage One Orch. featuring Delores Clark – He’s Gone（1966/02）

Born in England in 1933, Ray Starling moved to the United States when he was sixteen. Having studied the piano when he was a child, he promptly took up playing the trumpet after his family set up residency in New York. Ray excelled in various musical instruments as well as learning orchestration, composition and theory. He would go on to join and play in bands led by Kai Winding, Ray Eberly, Claude Thornhill, Buddy Rich and others with many, many club dates. In 1961 he began playing and touring with Stan Kenton’s orchestra as well as writing some wonderful arrangements. When the orchestra disbanded, Ray and band mate and saxophone player, Joel Kaye formed the New York Sound Stage One Orchestra. The band was a vehicle to showcase Ray’s elaborate and intricate arrangements. The orchestra was quite large and didn’t travel but kept busy in around New York City. At times the orchestra backed several well known singers such as Tony Bennett and Ray’s wife Jo Lea, was also a singer with the orchestra. The whole concept was really quite elegant but sadly, rather short lived. An albums worth of fantastic material was recorded in 1965-1966 and remained unissued until the tracks were discovered and presented in a CD compilation with a collection of Joel Kaye material from 1976 & 1981. There was one curious 45 rpm coupling that label credit was given to Ray Starling & The New York Sound Stage One Orchestra. ‘Living To Please’ b/w/’He’s Gone’ first came out the pressing plant in 1965 with label vocal credit given below Ray as’Featuring The STARLETTS”. The disc wish on the Antares label but had no catalog number. In early 1966, a new recording of the track was pressed again with no catalog number and vocal credit given below ray this time as’Featuring DELORES CLARK’. A repressing of the disc finally included the catalog number of Antares AX101 but this time the label gave top billing to Delores Clark above in small font,’Featuring RAY STARLING conducting the New York Sound Stage One Orchestra’. Regardless of the label text, both sides are deliciously big, bold and brassy musical numbers. The A-side,’Living To Please’ has a backing track with the sound of being in a 1960’s’James Bond’ movie while background vocals chant a repetitive’Sha-la-la-la’ throughout. ‘He’s Gone’ is really quite classy, and unknown vocalist Delores Clark can be imagined singing while enveloped within a single spotlight, wearing a form fitting sparkly sequined gown on a stage in front of a large orchestra. Really good stuff within the grooves of this sickeningly obscure disc.

The Ebb Tides – My Baby’s Gone

This is an A-side single to “Summertime” and is written by R. Benevides.
The 45 was released in 1966 by Arco Records and the catalog # is SC-107.
This group is from Massachusetts.

The Del-Vons – Gone Forever（1966）
同品番でこの曲と “All I Did Was Cry” がＡ・Ｂ面入れ替わっているのがあり、この曲Ａ面がたぶんイニシャルだろう。
２度目の引用。

Dino Perrone – A Kiss And A Ring（1966）
２度目の引用。

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The Miracles – My Girl Has Gone（1965/09/22）
２度目の引用。

produced by Smokey Robinson
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 14, Record World 19, Cash Box 21 – R&B Chart Peak: 3
Very much in’smooth ballad’ mode, Smokey & the group also went top-20 in 1965 with “Ooo Baby Baby” and “Tracks Of My Tears.”

Brenda Holloway – When I’m Gone（1965/02/09）

produced by Smokey Robinson
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 24, Billboard 25, Cash Box 26 – R&B Chart Peak: 12
Motown artist whose most popular hit was the 1964 ballad “Every Little Bit Hurts.”

Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde – Yesterday’s Gone（US:1964/03, UK:1963/09）
チャッドとジェレミー – イエスタデイズ・ゴーン
produced by John Barry
２度目の引用。

U.S. Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 21, Record World 27, Cash Box 28 – UK Chart Peak: 37
Along with many other artists, this English duo rode into the U.S. on the British Invasion tidal wave of 1964-65. Though this was Chad & Jeremy’s first of several hits in America, it turned out to be their only charted side in the UK.

The Everly Brothers – Gone, Gone, Gone（1964/10）

Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 31, Cash Box 33, Record World 42
One of the rockin’est releases by the duo was their last top 40 hit until 1967’s “Bowling Green.”

Eldrige Holmes – Gone, Gone, Gone（1964）

Skeeter Davis – Now You’re Gone（1964）
２度目の引用。

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The Dardenelles – Now You’re Gone
２度目の引用。

Maurice Williams – My Baby’s Gone（1963）

The Rip Chords – Gone（1963/06/18）
ザ・リップ・コーズ
ザ・リップ・コード – バイクでバイバイ
Composer: B. Johnston, T. Melcher
Producer: Terry Melcher
Arranger: Terry Melcher, Bruce Johnston
冒頭バイクのSE.

ホットロッド物というよりDoo-Wop。The Earls “Never”も同じ年のリリース。
２度目の引用。

Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 83, Billboard 88, Music Vendor 117
Not the well-known C&W ballad “Gone,” but a rocker from the team of Bruce & Terry （Johnston & Melcher） prior to the release of their breakout hit “Hey Little Cobra” later in the year.

Bobby Darin – Now You’re Gone（1962）
２度目の引用。

Tommy Burk And The Counts – True Love’s Gone（1962）
２度目の引用。

Dale Chantel And The Dominoes – Now You’re Gone（1962）
２度目の引用。

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Ellie Gee and The Jets – I Go, You Go（1961）

Dick Glasser – Leave Me Alone（And Let Me Cry）（1960）
３度目の引用。

Dick Glasser – Gone Is My Love（1959）

The Bob McKee Five – Everybody Goes
1959 private pressing

Jimmy Bowen – My Baby’s Gone（1957/01）
シングル Buddy Knox With The Rhythm Orchids “Party Doll” のＢ面。
but shown as Buddy Knox with The Rhythm Orchids

Ferlin Husky and His Hush Puppies – Gone（1957/01 hit version）

Using the name Terry Preston, Ferlin had first recorded this song in 1952 with more traditional country instrumentation. He would also record a third, more highly-produced stereo version some years after this 1957 hit.

The Laddins – Now You’re Gone（1957）
２度目の引用。

Carl Perkins – Gone, Gone, Gone（1955）

Bobby Wayne – Gone（1953）
orchestra conducted by Joe Reisman

Yes, it’s the same “Gone” as the 1957 hit by Ferlin Husky. Husky had also recorded an earlier version back in 1952 under the name Terry Preston, which apparently spawned a couple of pop crossover attempts, including this one from Bobby Wayne.

Terry Preston – Gone（1952 version）
Terry Preston aka Ferlin Husky

Smokey Rogers & The Western Caravan Orchestra – Gone（1952/10）

1st Recording Of “Gone”
Rogers wrote and initially recorded this country classic, covered shortly thereafter by Ferlin Husky, recording as “Terry Preston” in a more traditional’country’ arrangement than his familiar Nashville-Sound hit of 1957

Abe Lyman and His Californians – Gone（1937）
vocal: Sonny Schuyler

recorded in NYC December 23, 1936
Posting four tracks from Lyman’s first session for Decca on 12/23/36, all vocals by Sonny Schuyler. MGM’s’runaway-heiress’ movie “Love On The Run” starred Gable & Crawford and featured this Gus Kahn-Franz Waxman tune on a number of occasions throughout the film. See also the flipside “Love, What Are You Doing To My Heart”.

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Morgana King – When Your Lover Has Gone
モーガナ・キング – ホエン・ユア・ラヴァー・ハズ・ゴーン
from the album “Sings The Blues”（1958）モーガナ・キング・シングス・ザ・・ブルース

Claire Austin – When Your Lover Has Gone
from the album “When Your Lover Has Gone”（1956）

Frank Sinatra – When Your Lover Has Gone
from the album ” In The Wee Small Hours”（1955）

Frank Sinatra – When Your Lover Has Gone（1945/04）

Dean Hudson and his Orch. – You’re Gone（1941）
vocal: Dean Hudson & The Dixie Debs

arranged by George Barron
recorded in NYC August 1, 1941

Bert Lown and His Hotel Biltmore Orchestra – When Your Lover Has Gone（1931）
vocal: The Biltmore Trio

recorded in NYC March 5, 1931
This 32-bar standard was among the prettiest–and saddest–ballad hits to come out of the Depression Years. Gene Austin also recorded a good version for Victor

Roy Carroll & his Sands Point Orchestra – When Your Lover Has Gone（1931）
vocal: Paul Small

recorded in NYC March 2, 1931
Sam Lanin as “Roy Carroll”
The sadly beautiful ballad was heard on several occasions during Warner Brothers’ 1931 pre-code Cagney-Blondell film “Blonde Crazy.” For the Gene Austin version

Gene Austin – When Your Lover Has Gone（1931）
orchestra conducted by Leonard Joy

recorded in NYC February 5, 1931
This sadly beautiful ballad was heard on several occasions during Warner Brothers’ great 1931 pre-code Cagney-Blondell film “Blonde Crazy.” Also posted is the flip side “Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone.”

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Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra – Gone（1930）
vocal: Frank Luther

recorded in NYC February 14, 1930
Another of those “my heart is broken, nothing but loneliness and misery ahead” lyrics presented in a bright happy dance arrangement. On the flip side is the Bernie Cummins recording of’ “A Cottage For Sale”