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TOPIC: SOTS - PJ Proby
#117461
SOTS - PJ Proby 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
I'd forgotten his version of Maria (eclipsed by the memory of his sublime Somewhere) but it illustrated how wonderful a singer Proby was - as did the other side She Cried (which I'd never heard). Do make sure to check them out to hear how splendid his voice was.
 
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#117462
NCS

Re:SOTS - PJ Proby 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
Decca. I know, he's in the book, I've read about the party.
 
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In The Know (as always)

Re:SOTS - PJ Proby 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
NCS wrote:
Decca. I know, he's in the book, I've read about the party.

Liberty, surely ?

His first couple of releases were on Decca but then someone realised he was still under contract to the US label !
 
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Ron Tennant

Re:SOTS - PJ Proby 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
Proby probably had the finest voice of all the singers in the 1960's.He's still going strong & still sings incredibly well but even tho' he has a group of lovely loyal fans I feel he should be getting much more recognition.He can sing absolutely any kind of song & whichever song he does perform he always does it the best.Many singers are called Legends,Proby should also be placed in that group.
 
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#117530
Re:SOTS - PJ Proby 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
Jim and I recently (well, a few years ago) got into regular correspondence after I told him I think his version of I Can't Make It Alone was one of the ten greatest tracks ever recorded.
 
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In The Know

Re:SOTS - PJ Proby 10 Years, 11 Months ago  
Ron Tennant wrote:
Proby probably had the finest voice of all the singers in the 1960's.

One wonders where Tom Jones would be today - had he not got his "break" filling in for Proby after he was banned from a tour for those trouser-splitting incidents.

Incidents that Proby never recovered from - his career was downhill all the way after that.
 
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