08 | 4月 | 2010 | more register movement

若槻千夏が変わった、整形だと、ネットでは専らのウワサですが、
多かれ少なかれ人は時とともに変わってくもんです。

Mary & The Desirables – You’re Changing（1966/01）

Dionne Warwick – Don’t Make Me Over（1962/10 hit 45 single version）
arranged and conducted by Burt Bacharach
シングル “I Smiled Yesterday” のＢ面。

（Debuted late ’62） 1963 Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box 17, Music Vendor 18, Billboard 21 – R&B Chart Peak: 5
This was Dionne’s first national record hit…one of many Burt Bacharach-Hal David songs that she would introduce on record. A 35-second passage was trimmed from the original LP cut to bring this 45 release in at under three minutes.

Harry James and his Orchestra – You’ve Changed（1941）
vocal: Dick Haymes
recorded in NYC October 6, 1941

Leon Belasco and his Hotel St. Moritz Orchestra – Don’t Change（Be As You Are）（1933）
vocal: Leon Belasco

recorded in NYC September 22, 1933
A bandleader during the 1930s （he conducted the Andrews Sisters’ debut recordings）, the Russian-born Belasco then shifted to an acting career, appearing in well over a hundred movies and television shows from the 1940s to 1970s, often in bit roles.

６０年代初期のアイドルも中期・後期にはこんなになってますから。
この髭ズラの男はなんとあのボビー・ヴィーです。

Robert Thomas Velline – It’s All The Same（1972）
Bobby Vee

Light years removed from his teen idol days, in “It’s All The Same” we hear a much more mature and introspective singer. The final track from his mostly ignored 1972 release’Nothin’ Like A Sunny Day’. It’s actually a very good album full of country flavored songs, most written by Bobby.