60's teenbeat with horns

[Jean Pop 2]

Hi guys, glad to be back, it's been a long time.

I'm putting up a radio show and I'm looking for some suggestions.

I want to dedicate it to 60's teenbeat songs that include horns. I mean as arrangements, not like there's a sax player in the band. More like Werps 'Love's a fire" than the Sonics or Velvet Illusions. In most cases I think these arrangements were executives choices.

There must be tons and I already have a few ideas, in particular some Dick Wagner numbers written for the Bossmen, Cherry Slush and Tonto & the Renegades.

Thank you for your suggestions and reminders !

 

[Frantic]

BOY BLUES...Think About It Baby
BOY BLUES...Living Child

 

[Sebastian]

Don't know if this fits the bill, but here goes...

Hamilton Walker - You Must Be The One

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KSzZciyz3c

 

[Hicksville Hogwash]

Always enjoy this one -

The flip is pretty cool too but a way more sombre affair

...and The World of Milan - One Track Mind has some horns in that wonderful racket

 

[HarvestmanMan]

Nobody's Children - Don'tcha Feel Like Crying

Sounds Unlimited - Cool One (sort of...)

 

[nachete_888]

 

[nachete_888]

 

[Frantic]

THE ID...Watch Out...My all-time fave Aussie garage tune with horns, that'll fill the floor everytime.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSwbTDSal4k

 

[Jean Pop 2]

Thanks for your contributions fellas.

Anything more poppier ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwyX4GFcYCg

 

[bosshoss]

Here's an example of a reasonably cool 60s garage-y tune that, with the addition of horns, apparently and inexplicably suddenly becomes....a northern soul "monster".

 

[Monster Mike]

Here's an example of a reasonably cool 60s garage-y tune that, with the addition of horns, apparently and inexplicably suddenly becomes....a northern soul "monster".

YouTube Video

The thing with Northern is that it's a wide umbrella that covers danceable music. This is by no means a soulful record as most would define, but fits the northern bill. The Carolina's Beach music scene is the very same way. Anything that you can "shag" to can be a Beach record.

 

[HarvestmanMan]

You could also include a lot of Paul Revere and the Raiders' later stuff (from about 1967 on) if you're looking for poppier stuff (though they weren't really teens by then!).

 

[Monster Mike]

Here's one from Louisiana:

http://www.divshare.com/download/24629895-494

 

[StuShea]

How about the Andantes' "Lady" on Chic-a-Go? Engineered by Dave "Grape" Purple of the Cryan' Shames. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ofk3jrLi_iY

 

[Jean Pop 2]

Thanks for your suggestions, here is the resulting show :

http://www.jeanpop2.com/article-playlist-teenbeat-with-horns-10-16-13-120634384.html

 

[MopTopMike]

Mark Taylor provided a dub of the Andantes 45. I thought it was lousy. Generic/pedestrian rock with horns.

 

[StuShea]

Mark Taylor provided a dub of the Andantes 45. I thought it was lousy. Generic/pedestrian rock with horns.

Apparently our mileages vary.

 

[massb]

I know I'm too late to help but Wyld Sydes #5 was spinning on my player today

Daze Endz - What Can I Do?

 

[axel]

"Cool One" by Sounds Limited is so cool indeed. Love this one, too, but is it "teenbeat"...? Anyway!

 

[axel]

Thanks for your suggestions, here is the resulting show :

http://www.jeanpop2.com/article-playlist-teenbeat-with-horns-10-16-13-120634384.html

Just listening to your show. That works pretty damn well for me. Cool idea! Hope there's gonna be a follow-up!