Peggy March If You Loved Me - RCA Recordings Around The World 1963-1969 (CD)

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(Ace Records) 26 tracks with 20 page booklet. Highlights from her RCA tenure, including many... more

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Peggy March: If You Loved Me - RCA Recordings Around The World 1963-1969 (CD)

(Ace Records) 26 tracks with 20 page booklet.

Highlights from her RCA tenure, including many overlooked gems and tracks recorded in Japan, Italy, Germany, France and the Netherlands.

When her recording of ‘I Will Follow Him’ reached #1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 in 1963, 15 year-old Peggy March became the youngest-ever female to top the US pop charts. Over the following year Peggy scored four more hits but, like many other American acts, her chart career waned with the advent of Beatlemania. Nevertheless, she remained an RCA artist until 1969, releasing dozens of terrific records along the way. She also became very popular overseas, particularly inGermany, where she subsequently based her career.

‘I Will Follow Him’, which began life as the French song ‘Chariot’, is heard here sung half in Japanese and half in English. The opening track, ‘If You Loved Me’, is another number originally recorded in French, as ‘Ame Caline’ by its writer Michel Polnareff, and subsequently popularised as the instrumental ‘Soul Coaxing’. Elsewhere are a further 24 of the finest tracks from Peggy’s RCA tenure, including numbers by some of the greatest songwriters of the era. Among them are recordings of ‘Try To See It My Way’ from Burt Bacharach & Hal David’s TV musical On The Flip Side; ‘Leave Me Alone’, penned by the pre-fame Randy Newman; and a lovely version of Brian Wilson and Mike Love’s ‘Aren’t You Glad’ from the Beach Boys’ “Wild Honey” album.

Three songs are featured in both English and another language: ‘He Couldn’t Care Less’ in Japanese as ‘Itsuwari No Koi’, ‘This Heart Wasn’t Made To Kick Around’ in German as ‘Male Nicht Den Teufel An Die Wand’ (the German version came first, unusually), and ‘(I’m Watching) Every Little Move You Make’ in Italian as ‘Eh, Bravo’. The collection also includes a rare chance to hear Peggy singing in French on ‘Ne Joue Pas Les Enfants’ (which her fans might recognise as the English language ‘Let Her Go’) and both sides of an out-there single recorded in the Netherlands with Jan Akkerman’s early band the Hunters.

The package features an essay by girl-pop scholar Sheryl Farber, a track commentary in Peggy’s own words and a plethora of colourful illustrations.

MICK PATRICK

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Interpret: Peggy March
Album titlle: If You Loved Me - RCA Recordings Around The World 1963-1969 (CD)
Genre Pop
Label Ace Records - Big Beat
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667080026
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01	If you loved me (Soul Coaxing / Ame Caline)	Peggy March
02	This heart wasn't made to kick around (Male nicht den Teufel an die Wand)	Peggy March
03	He couldn't care less ( Itsuwari No Koi)	Peggy March
04	He's back again	Peggy March
05	Thinking through my tears	Peggy March
06	Fool fool fool (look in the mirror)	Peggy March
07	Losin' my touch	Peggy March
08	Try to see it my way	Peggy March
09	Aren't you glad	Peggy March
10	Let me down hard	Peggy March
11	Can't stop thinkin' about him	Peggy March
12	Leave me alone	Peggy March
13	Only you could do that to my heart	Peggy March
14	Watch what you do with my baby	Peggy March
15	Johnny cool	Peggy March
16	Catchin' on fast (with bennie thomas)	Peggy March
17	(i'm watching) every little move you make (Eh, Bravo)	Peggy March
18	Kilindini docks (madi-madi song)	Peggy March
19	Too long away	Peggy March
20	Passo su passo	Peggy March
21	Eh, bravo	Peggy March
22	Ne joue pas les enfants (Let Her Go)	Peggy March
23	Male nicht den teufel an die wand	Peggy March
24	Itsuwari no koi	Peggy March
25	I will follow him (Chariot - Japanese Version)	Peggy March
26	Wasurenaiwa(i'll never forget you)	Peggy March

Peggy March Geboren als Margaret Battavio am 8. 3. 1948 in Lansdale, US-Staat... more

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"Peggy March"

Peggy March

Geboren als Margaret Battavio am 8. 3. 1948 in Lansdale, US-Staat Pennsylvania. Ab 1961 in TV-Kindershows dabei, erhielt schon 1963 einen Vertrag bei RCA. Fünf US-Hits als “Little Peggy March”, den letzten 1964 als 16jährige (!). Danach permanent Gastspiele und Schlager-Hits in Deutschland, wohin sie 1969 übersiedelte. March wurde zwischen 1963 und 1969 von Wolfgang Kabitzky produziert. Sie kehrte in die USA zurück, arbeitete dort als Komponistin, z. B. für Audrey Landers und das Duo Jermaine Jackson - Pia Zadora. Größte Hits: “Romeo und Julia” (9 - 67, Platz 1), “Mit 17 hat man noch Träume” (7 - 65, Platz 2), “Memories Of Heidelberg” (3 - 67, Platz 5). Aus dem Bear Family Buch - 1000 Nadelstiche von Bernd Matheja - BFB10025 -

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