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I.A.P. Co. – The Sky’s The Limit(1970)

Occasions – Baby Don’t Go(1966)

The Cops ‘N Robbers – It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue(1965)
Bob Dylan Cover
2度目の引用。

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The Parktowns – That Day Will Never Come(1964)

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Ronnie Milsap – Any Day Now(1982/03 stereo 45)
ロニー・ミルサップ

strings by the Nashville String Machine and arranged by D. Bergen White
produced by Ronnie Milsap and Tom Collins
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 14, Cash Box 15 – C&W Peak: 1 – A/C Peak: 1
As he sometimes did, Burt Bacharach had partnered with lyricist Bob Hilliard rather than Hal David on this much-recorded tune, originally popularized by Chuck Jackson in 1962 and also sometimes associated with Elvis. Included on Ronnie’s 1982 album “Inside,” “Any Day Now” was the 20th of his 35 country number-ones and also ranked among his most successful pop-charting titles.

Ronnie Milsap – Any Day Now(1982 mono radio promo 45)

strings by the Nashville String Machine and arranged by D. Bergen White
produced by Ronnie Milsap and Tom Collins
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 14, Cash Box 15 – C&W Peak: 1 – A/C Peak: 1
As he sometimes did, Burt Bacharach had partnered with lyricist Bob Hilliard rather than Hal David on this much-recorded tune, originally popularized by Chuck Jackson in 1962 and also sometimes associated with Elvis. Included on Ronnie’s 1982 album “Inside,” “Any Day Now” was the 20th of his 35 country number-ones and also ranked among his most successful pop-charting titles.

Elvis Presley – Any Day Now(1969/04/14 mono 45)
エルヴィス・プレスリー – エニー・デイ・ナウ
シングル “In The Ghetto”(イン・ザ・ゲットー)のB面。

Chuck Jackson – Any Day Now(TV live, 1965)
冒頭のオルガンは作曲者バート・バカラック自身の出演。

Chuck Jackson – Any Day Now(My Wild Beautiful Bird)(1962/03)
チャック・ジャクソン – エニィ・デイ・ナウ
Composer: Burt Bacharach, Bob Hilliard
Producer: A Ludix Production
Arranger: Bert Keyes
“any day now” は「もうすぐ」「やがて」の意。
何かの理由で女性が去ってゆく別れの歌、

Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 12, Music Vendor 16, Billboard 23 – R&B Chart Peak: 2
This great arrangement of the Burt Bacharach-Bob Hilliard tune was singer Jackson’s highest-charting hit on the’pop’ charts. Ronnie Milsap would successfully revive “Any Day Now” in 1982.)

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バディ・ホリーのヒット曲「ザットル・ビー・ザ・デイ」(原題:That’ll Be the Day)は、作中で繰り返されるイーサンの台詞からインスパイアされたものである。

<捜索者 – Wikipedia>
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%8D%9C%E7%B4%A2%E8%80%85

John Wayne “That’ll Be The Day”

Linda Ronstadt – That’ll Be The Day(1976/08 stereo 45)
リンダ・ロンシュタット – ザットル・ビー・ザ・デイ

produced by Peter Asher
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Cash Box 11, Record World 14 – A/C Peak: 16
One of three charted singles by Linda which introduced a new generation of record buyers to songs introduced in the 1950s by Buddy Holly (”It’s So Easy” and “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” were the other two). Here’s the 1957 Holly/Crickets release of “That’ll Be The Day”

Skeeter Davis – That’ll Be The Day
スキーター/デイヴィス – ザットル・ビー・ザ・デイ
from the album “Skeeter Davis Sings Buddy Holly”(1967)バディ・ホリーを歌う

The Blue Diamonds – That’ll Be The Day(Netherlands:1965/04/26)

The Quarrymen – That’ll Be the Day(1958)
from the album The Beatles “Anthology 1″(1995)

Paul Anka – When I Stop Loving You(That’ll Be The Day)(1957/12)
ポール・アンカ – 恋の終る日
arranged & conducted by Don Costa
シングル “You Are My Destiny” のB面。

The Ravens – That’ll Be The Day(Argo:1957/08, Checker:1957)

The Crickets – That’ll Be The Day(1957/05/27 Brunswick version)
クリケッツ – いつの日か

Famous #1 debut hit for Buddy and the group, not to be confused with the previous recording of the song that he had made for the Decca label in 1956

Buddy Holly and The Three Tunes – That’ll Be The Day(1957/08/17 Decca version)
他社から再録盤が出るまでリリースされなかった最初のバージョン。

recorded July 22, 1956
1st Recording Of “That’ll Be The Day”

With a title inspired by John Wayne’s repeated phrase in the 1956 western film “The Searchers,” this original version of the song by Buddy remained unissued until after release of the familiar more-polished treatment recorded the following March and issued on the Brunswick label as by “The Crickets”

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Egizi Olympic Theatre Orchestra – Some Day We’ll Meet Again(1925)
※音悪し
2度目の引用。

The Xylo-Rimba Orchestra – Sometime(1925)

recorded in NYC July 22, 1925
Green Brothers as “The Xylo-Rimba Orchestra”
This group, headed by xylophone & marimba artists Joe Green and George Hamilton Green, recorded prolifically beginning in 1918 for various labels under various identities, often as–or variations of–Green Brothers Marimba Orchestra and Green Brothers Novelty Band. “Sometime” would return in 1950 in a popular release by The Mariners vocal quartet

Gene Austin, piano by Abel Baer – Someday Sweetheart(1927)

The 1919 jazz standard was recorded by many different artists during the 1920s, 30s & 40s.

Red Nichols and His Orchestra(Featuring His Five Pennies)- Some Of These Day(1929)
vocal: Dick Robertson, vocal & Jack Teagarden, scat
タイトルは「いづれ近いうちに」の意。

recorded in NYC June 7, 1929
Most commonly associated with Sophie Tucker, this 1910 song was performed here in an extended variable-tempo ‘concert arrangement’ and was issued on a 12-inch disc with the flip side “I’ll See You In My Dreams”.

Leo Reisman and his Orchestra – Someday I’ll Find You(1931)
vocal: Frances Maddux
2度目の引用。

recorded in NYC December 28, 1931
Introduced in Noel Coward’s famous “Private Lives” stage production, this waltz tune remained in the public ear into the mid-1950s as the ironically-titled theme song for radio’s long-running detective series “Mr. Keen, Tracer Of Lost Persons.”

Eddie Lang-Joe Venuti and Their All Star Orchestra – Someday Sweetheart(1931)

recorded in NYC October 22, 1931
Goodman and the Teagardens also among the musicians.

Mills Brothers – Someday(You’ll Want Me To Want You)(1949)

Both Vaughn Monroe and The Mills Brothers had good success with their new versions of the 1946 country hit. The Mills disc peaked at #5 on Billboard’s juke box singles chart.

Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra – Someday(You’ll Want Me To Want You)(1949)
vocal: Vaughn Monroe and The Moon Men

A popular hit on the 1946 country music charts for several artists, “Someday” went mainstream in 1949, becoming a top-5 single for The Mills Brothers and for Vaughn Monroe, who was enjoying his career-best year as a recording artist. His version reached #1 jukebox and #2 sales.

<参考>
1949 Special DJ Promo 78: Vaughn Monroe’s Own Story, Set To Music(promo for “Someday”)
Designed to be followed immediately by the playing of Vaughn Monroe’s new release of “Someday (You’ll Want Me To Want You”), this 5+ minute review of the bandleader-singer’s recording high points thus far was one of several special part-spoken/part-music discs distributed to radio stations by RCA Victor in 1949-50 for promotion of new and current recordings by members of their talent roster. Monroe released at least two more such narratives, one for the song “Riders In The Sky” (”Vaughn Monroe Tells The Story Behind Riders In The Sky” and for “Bamboo” (”My Seven Favorite Songs”).

Frankie Laine – Some Day(1954/05/17)
orchestra conducted by Paul Weston

The 1925 stage musical “The Vagabond King” introduced the Rudolph Friml-Brian Hooker songs “Only A Rose” “Song Of The Vagabonds” and the familiar ballad “Some Day,” a top-20 single for Laine during summertime ’54. It followed up his earlier hits that year of “Granada” and “The Kid’s Last Fight” (both also posted).

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Teresa James & The Rhythm Tramps – I’m Gonna Be a Wheel Someday
from the album Various “Holes Original Soundtrack”(2003)

Fats Domino – I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Someday
from the album “Lets Play Fats Domino”(1959)
(Remastered)
オリジナルは同じインペリアルのBobby Mitchell and The Toppers。

Bobby Mitchell – I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Someday(1957/10)

recorded September 26, 1957
Fats Domino’s later recording was a top-20 hit in summertime 1959

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Ricky Nelson – Someday(1958)

Annie Laurie – Someday Someway(1958)

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Young Lions – Maybe Someday(1959/06)

Fats Domino – I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Some Day(1959/07)

Originally recorded by Bobby Mitchell, this lively hand-clapper plus the ballad flip “I Want To Walk You Home” gave Fats one of his most popular two-sided record hits.

The Veltones – Someday(1959)

Mike André – Somewhere, Sometime(1960/09)
2度目の引用。

Dean Martin – Someday(You’ll Want Me to Want You)(1960)

Cam Morris & The Don Costs’ Crusaders – Someday(1960)

The Ballads – Someday(1960)

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The Temptations – Someday(1960)
モータウンのとは別のグループ。

Annie Laurie – It’s Gonna Come Out In The Wash Someday(1960/04)

Gene Thomas – Sometime(1961/06)

Nino & The Ebb Tides -(Someday)I’ll Fall In Love(1961/07)
2度目の引用。

Vigilantes – Someday(Someone Will Come To Me)(1961/08)

Doris Day – Someday I’ll Find You
from the album “I Have Dreamed”(1961/08/14)

Johnny and Jackey – Someday We’ll Be Together(1961/11)
2度目の引用。

Along with Jackey Beavers we hear Johnny Bristol, who would later become a Motown producer and enjoy some success as a solo recording artist. Eight years after this first recording of the song, Bristol was also heard as one of the backup singers on the #1 hit version by Diana Ross & the Supremes(originally planned as a Ross solo release, which explains the female backup voices of Maxine & Julia Waters rather than Supremes Mary Wilson & Cindy Birdsong).

B.B. King – Someday Baby(1961)

Carl Perkins – Someday Somewhere Someone Waits For Me
1961 Columbia unissued

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Tobin Matthews – One Of These Days(1962/06/29)
タイトルは「いつかそのうちに」の意。

Radmila Mikić Miki – I Ja Ću Se Zaljubiti(1962/10)
Yugoslavia
タイトルは「そして私は恋に落ちるでしょう」の意。
Fats Domino “I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Some Day”(1959/07)のセルビア語カバー。

The Marvelettes – Someday, Someway(1962/07/11)

The Maroons – Someday I’ll Be The One(1962)

Blane Gifford – Someday, One Day(1962)

Bobby Vee & The Crickets – Someday(1962)

Louis Armstrong – Someday
TV show “The Goodyear Jazz Concert” on April 2, 1962.

Kenny & Tommy – Some Day(You’ll Be My Love)(1963/05)
Kenny Gamble and Tommy Bell

Big Dee Irwin – Someday You’ll Understand Why(1963/08)

Steve Tyrell – Payday Someday(1963)

Chantays – I’ll Be Back Someday(1964/02)
ザ・シャンティズ – いつの日か君に
ボーカルが入ってブリティッシュ風。

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Ann-Margret – Someday Soon(1964/10, JP:1965/03)
アン・マーグレット – サムディー・スーン
シングル “He’s My Man”(すてきなボーイ・フレンド)のB面。

Howlin Wolf – I’ll Be Back Someday(TV live, 1964)

The Del-Cords – Everybody’s Gotta Lose Someday(1964)

Bubblegum Lemonade – Maybe Someday
『自由になりたい(I Wanna Be Free)』(1966)を思い出した。

This is song 2 of 12 on the original disc and the writer is unknown.
The CD was released in 2010 by Sophomore and the catalog # is relevant.
This group hails from Scotland.

The Blue Diamonds – Someday(1968)
ビートルズの影響がわずかに聴き取れる。

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The Paper Dolls – Someday(1968)

Judy Collins – Someday Soon(1969/01 stereo 45)サムデイ・スーン
2度目の引用。

produced by David Anderle
Pop Chart Peaks: Record World 39, Cash Box 40, Billboard 55 – Easy Listening Peak: 37
This Ian Tyson (of Ian & Sylvia) tune was released next after Judy’s top-10 hit “Both Sides Now.”

Diana Ross and The Supremes – Someday We’ll Be Together(1969/10/14)またいつの日にか
2度目の引用。

arranged by Wade Marcus, produced by Johnny Bristol
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Cash Box #1, Record World #2
This final number-one for the trio–and the final single release featuring Ross as a ‘Supreme’–was initially intended to be Diana’s first solo effort, as neither Mary Wilson nor Cindy Birdsong were present at the session. Johnny Bristol and Maxine & Julia Waters are heard as backup vocalists.

The Carpenters – Someday
from the album “Offering”(1969)

Diana Ross and The Supremes – Someday We’ll Be Together(1969/10/14)またいつの日にか
2度目の引用。

arranged by Wade Marcus
produced by Johnny Bristol
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Cash Box #1, Record World #2
This final number-one for the trio–and the final single release featuring Ross as a’Supreme’–was initially intended to be Diana’s first solo effort, as neither Mary Wilson nor Cindy Birdsong were present at the session. Johnny Bristol and Maxine & Julia Waters are heard as backup vocalists.

Bert Kaempfert And His Orchestra – Someday We’ll Be Together(1970/02)
2度目の引用。

Creedence Clearwater Revival – Someday Never Comes(1972/04 mono 45)
クリーデンス・クリアウォーター・リバイバル – サムデイ・ネバー・カムズ
両親には何かにつけ「おとなになればいつか分かるさ」と言われて育ったけど、何で前もって教えておいてくれなかったの……みたいな歌。
2度目の引用。

produced by CCR
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard & Cash Box 25, Record World 27
CCR’s final Top 40 single, lyrically explained by John Fogerty in 2013 (per Wikipedia): When I wrote this song, my life was pretty chaotic. I knew my marriage was going to break up. My band was falling apart. I was beginning to sense the darkness that was Fantasy Records. This song was inspired by my parents’ divorce when I was a young boy and the effect it had on me. At the time, they told me, “Someday, you’ll understand.” The truth of this is that you never do and I found myself facing this as a parent. The irony was painful and inescapable.

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Leo Reisman and his Orchestra – Sometime In Summertime(1932)
vocal: Frank Luther
2度目の引用。

recorded in NYC January 19, 1932
On the flip side is the Waring Pennsylvanians recording of “That’s Living!”

The Mariners – Sometime(1950/08)
orchestra conducted by Archie Bleyer

Bandleader-composer Ted Fio Rito and legendary songwriter Gus Kahn created this sentimental waltz back in 1925. A popular tune then, it enjoyed a comeback in 1950 via several new recordings…most notably this one by the house quartet on the Godfrey shows. On the flipside of this single was another’20s ballad (also posted to this channel) titled “Stars Are The Windows Of Heaven.” And you can find the Mariners’ hit “I See The Moon” in the 1953 HITS ARCHIVE.

Jo Stafford – Sometime(1950/06)
piano by George Greeley
orchestra conducted by Paul Weston

Billboard Chart Peaks: 27 (sales) & 30 (radio airplay)
On the flip side of Jo’s top-10 hit “No Other Love” was this sentimental 1925 waltz, composed by bandleader Ted Fio Rito and legendary songwriter Gus Kahn. Its 1950 revival was headed by the recording made by the group The Mariners, who were then being heard daily on the Arthur Godfrey morning radio show.

Joe Hill Louis – We All Gotta Go Sometime(1953)

A very old record from SUN(Sun 178)
Recorded December 8 and November 17, 1952, SUN studio, 706 Union Ave,

Utah Carl – Sometime(1957)

Bennie Bunn – Sometime, Somewhere, Somehow(1959)
2度目の引用。

Mike Andre – Somewhere, Sometime(1960)

Helen Shapiro – Sometime Yesterday(1962)
2度目の引用。

Johnny Wilson – Sometime, Someplace, Somewhere(1963/08)

Art Farmer Quartet featuring Jim Hall – Sometime Ago(1963)

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Gary Shearston – Sometime Lovin’(1965)

Sean and Sonja – Sometime Lovin’(TV live, 1965)

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Peter, Paul And Mary – Sometime Lovin’(1966/09)

Joe Dassin – Sometime Lovin’(1966)

The Staple Singers – I Can’t Help From Cryin’ Sometime(1966)

Nina Simone – It Be’s That Way Sometime(1967)

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Grains Of Sand – Drop Down Sometime(1967)

The Gurus – Everybodys Got To Be Alone Sometime(1967)

The Lemon Drops – Sometime Ago(raga version)

Ellie Pop – Sometime Ago(1968)

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Taj Mahal – Everybody Got To Change Sometime(live 1968)

Beauregard Ajax – Loneliness is a Sometime Thing(1968)

American Breed – Sometime In The Morning(1968)

Joe Stampley & The Uniques – Sometime(1969)

Gladys Knight & The Pips – Didn’t You Know(You’d Have To Cry Sometime)(1969)

Scientists Of Soul – Be’s That-A-Way Sometime(1969)

Joe Cocker – Didn’t You Know You’ve Got to Cry Sometime(live 1972)

Wishbone Ash – Sometime World(1972)

 

The Korgis – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime(UK:1980/04/11, US:1980/08 stereo 45 single version)
コーギス – 永遠(とわ)の想い
タイトルは「誰もがいつかは学ばなければならない」の意。
歌詞に “Change your heart”(心を入れ替えて)が4回でてくる。

produced by The Korgis & David Lord
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 18, Cash Box 23, Record World 29 – A/C Peak: 22 – UK Peaks: 4 (NME, MM), 5 (BMRB)
Song from the British group’s second LP “Dumb Waiters.” Here also is the longer album track

The Korgis – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime(1980 mono radio promo 45)

produced by The Korgis & David Lord
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 18, Cash Box 23, Record World 29 – A/C Peak: 22 – UK Peaks: 4 (NME, MM), 5 (BMRB)
Song from the British group’s second LP “Dumb Waiters.” Here also is the longer album track

The Korgis – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime(album version)
コーギス – 永遠(とわ)の想い
from the album “Dumb Waiters”(1980)永遠(とわ)の想い

 

Barbara Mandrell – Sometime, Somewhere, Somehow(1980)
2度目の引用。

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Carpenters – It’s Going To Take Some Time(1972/04/13 stereo 45)
カーペンターズ – 小さな愛の願い
タイトルは「少し時間がかかりそうです」の意。失恋の痛手から立ち直って新たな愛を見つけるまでには、の含み。

arranged by Richard Carpenter
produced by Jack Daugherty
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 12, Record World 13, Cash Box 17 – A/C Peak: 2
First recorded by Carole King for her 1971 LP “Music,” this was among Carole’s songwriting collaborations with lyricist Toni Stern which also included the hits “It’s Too Late,” “Sweet Seasons,” and “Where You Lead (I Will Follow).”

Carpenters – It’s Going To Take Some Time(1972 mono radio promo 45)

arranged by Richard Carpenter, produced by Jack Daugherty
Pop Chart Peaks: Billboard 12, Record World 13, Cash Box 17 – A/C Peak: 2
First recorded by Carole King for her 1971 LP “Music,” this was among Carole’s songwriting collaborations with lyricist Toni Stern which also included the hits “It’s Too Late,” “Sweet Seasons,” and “Where You Lead (I Will Follow).”

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Tuesday’s Children – I’ll Be Back(1966/10/24)
シングル “I Don’t Want Nobody” のB面。

The Beatles – I’ll Be Back(1964)

吉田正 異国の丘(TV 1975)

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今後のアナウンスはすべてこちらとなります。

 
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Petula Clark – Song Without End(1972)
2度目の引用。

Barbara Ruskin – Song Without End(1966)

Ruth Etting – Life Is A Song(Let’s Sing It Together)(1935)

Hotel Pennsylvania Music – The Song Without A Name(1930)
conducted by Phil Spitalny
vocal: Bill Coty
3度目の引用。

recorded in NYC April 29, 1930
Spitalny/Coty had also recorded a different arrangement of the song several weeks earlier for Hit-Of-The-Week The Velvet Tone flip side is “Egypt”.

Isham Jones’ Orchestra – The Song Without A Name(1930)
vocal: Frank Sylvano
recorded in Chicago c. May 14, 1930
3度目の引用。

 

 

追加記事

Frankie Laine “Someday” on The Ed Sullivan Show
The Ed Sullivan Show
2025/07/24
September 6, 1959.

(2025年7月24日)

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