This is something I’m good at as a rule but my google-fu is off today I guess.
I was in a store today and they had music pumped in, they played a pop tune I haven’t heard in years. It’s from the late 60s or early 70s I think and it has a bit of a vaudeville feel to it, like “When I’m 64”
Some of the lyrics were:
…Baby I know
…Baby I’m so
…in love with you
…And if only I could make you say I do.
I remember it from AM radio in the early 70s when I was a pup.
I hope this is enough to go on.
Thanks dopers.
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I hope this is enough to go on.
Thanks dopers.
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It was! That’s “Oh Babe, What Would You Say” by Hurricane Smith, who, incidentally is Norman Smith, who engineered The Beatles’ records until 1966.
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It was! That’s “Oh Babe, What Would You Say” by Hurricane Smith, who, incidentally is Norman Smith, who engineered The Beatles’ records until 1966.
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Wow that was quick, Thanks you nailed it. His voice reminds me of Big Al from NRBQ. I would have thought he was a yank.
thanks again.