(the best part of) breaking up
joyrider8103 said on August 6, 2003 18:52:
does any of you out there folks know who originally sang this song? i’m not sure but i think it’s not marie’s but it’s great. the way she sings it, brings me to my knees but i’m curious about the origiinal version.
joyrider8103 said on August 6, 2003 20:30:
thanks judith, you did all the job for me; i’m confused ;)
Hotblooded said on August 8, 2003 04:26:
Does anyone know where I can download the Marie version for Windows Media Player? I remember hearing it a long time ago and thinking just how incredible her voice really is :)
Thanks in advance!
Jud (moderator) said on August 8, 2003 07:52:
try looking at roxservice.com .. not sure if in Per or Marie discography.. it should be in “bootlegs”.. sorry gotta go and no time to check myself! Good luck!
regn said on August 8, 2003 10:44:
It’s on bootleg section on Marie’s discographie -PARTY is the name of the bootleg
marcusvandeursen said on August 8, 2003 15:07:
it’s actually in both the PG and MF sections - listed as a bootleg and as an official LP
Jud (moderator) said on August 6, 2003 19:12:
I think it was The Ronettes (did some Google search ;)), taken from here:
http://www.history-of-rock.com/ronettes.htm
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With two hits in the U.K., the group flew to England in February 1964 and toured with the Rolling Stones. While they were there they met the Beatles.
That same month they released “The Best Part of Breaking Up.” It reached number thirty nine in the States and number forty three in England before Spector returned to the high powered teen rock with “I Do Love You,” that had one of the most power driven intros ever recorded. Despite only reaching number thirty four in the US and thirty five in Britain, “Do I Love You” was one of their best records.
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So I guess those are the original ones ;)