Don And The Goodtimes - So Good mp3

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Credits

• Arranged By – Jack Nitzsche
• Co-producer – Jerry Fuller (tracks: A5)
• Cover – Michael Mendel
• Drums – Bob Holden
• Piano – Don Gallucci
• Producer – Jack Nitzsche, Stu Phillips (tracks: A3, A4, B2, B5)
• Tambourine – Jeff Hawks
• Vocals – Jeff Hawks

Album

Don and the Goodtimes were an American garage rock band formed in Portland, Oregon, in 1964. Fronted by Don Gallucci, former keyboardist of the Kingsmen, the group made a name for itself in the Northwest rock scene performing in a similar style as their contemporaries the Wailers and the Sonics. Over time, Don and the Goodtimes honed their vocal harmonies and earned two hits on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967, including their biggest hit I Could Be So Good to You. The band released their album, So. I Could Be So Good To You 0:00 The Music Box 2:53 I Could Never Be 5:28 Gimme Some Lovin' 7:51 If You Love Her, Cherish Her And Such 10:52 With A Girl in album Don & The Goodtimes - Don & The Goodtimes 1994. Don & The Goodtimes - Money. Don & The Goodtimes - Big Big Knight. Don & The Goodtimes - Jolly Green Giant. Don & The Goodtimes - Long Green. Don & The Goodtimes - Lip Service. Don & The Goodtimes - Louie Louie. Don & The Goodtimes - Tall Cool One. Don & The Goodtimes - There's Something On Your Mind. Don & The Goodtimes - I Could Be So Good To You. Album 1967 10 Songs. So Good Don & The Goodtimes. So Good is in many respects a fairly typical piece of assembly-line pop from the L. studio system of the 1960s, but it reveals just how much soul this particular machine could generate back in the day. Overall, this represents the best of the band's Epic Records repertoire and is a good pick for anyone interested in their pop period. Track Listing. So Good. Don & The Goodtimes. Released 1967. So Good Tracklist. I Could Be So Good To You Lyrics. About So Good. So Good Q&A. Formed after Gallucci's exit from the Kingsmen in early 1964, Don and the Goodtimes more than held their own with the many great bands on the 1960s Northwest scene. With that rocking heritage in mind, it's perhaps no wonder that So Good, the poppy 1967 album they made after migrating to Los Angeles, is so often maligned by their most ardent fans as syrupy and overproduced. While it's not up to the standard of their best stuff - not to mention a dramatic departure from their old direction - if assessed on its own merits even its sternest critics including this writer, who used to hate it will have to acknowledge that it has its moments. The Original Northwest Sound of Don And The Goodtimes. Don & the Goodtimes. Listen free to Don & The Goodtimes So Good I Could Be So Good To You, The Music Box and more. 10 tracks 23:57. I Could Be so Good to You, 02:58. Gimme Some Lovin', 03:01. If You Love Her, Cherish Her and Such, 02:20. With a Girl Like You, 02:22. Now playing