Slight historical error

Posted by Mr. X on 1/16/2012, 6:15 pm, in reply to "My Review Blog"
184.163.152.5

It wasn't Shel Talmy who wrote their High Numbers' singles. It was Pete Meaden, who was the assistant to Andrew Loog Oldham (the Rolling Stones' manager), as well as a mod (English teen subculture) fan. Shel Talmy actually "wrote" 'Bald Headed Woman', a strangely neglected b-side that kicks more ass than the James Brown covers ("wrote" is written in quotation marks because it was a traditional number that he re-arranged for The Who and The Kinks).

---

Message Thread My Review Blog - Carey Hughes 1/13/2012, 11:28 pm I am such a trendsetter (nt) - Nolol 1/14/2012, 12:11 am Web Music Reviews: Where The Hell Is It Heading To Today? - Trung 1/14/2012, 6:45 am I saw the title... - Nolol 1/14/2012, 10:28 am I also have a music blog - X 1/16/2012, 7:29 am Slight historical error - Mr. X 1/16/2012, 6:15 pm Re: Slight historical error - Carey Hughes 1/16/2012, 7:52 pm John Entwistle's solo albums - Mr. X 1/17/2012, 6:52 am Re: John Entwistle's solo albums - Carey Hughes 1/17/2012, 2:18 pm The first three Kinks' albums? - Mr. X 1/20/2012, 7:23 pm Re: The first three Kinks' albums? - Carey Hughes 1/29/2012, 12:40 am Re: The first three Kinks' albums? - Mr. X 1/30/2012, 6:56 am ah man, I didn't expect you to take my essay on web music reviews so literally (nt) - Trung 1/30/2012, 4:55 pm « Back to index

---

Post a Response