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13 de ago. de 2020 · "You're a Very Lovely Woman" (From The Merry-Go-Round, 1967) - A stunning, beautifully orchestrated baroque pop number that is all the more amazing considering it was penned when Rhodes was just 16 years old.Lyrically it tells the tale of an aborted tryst between an older woman and younger man; interestingly, its release pre-dated the similarly themed film The Graduate by only three months.
27 de nov. de 2020 · Through the ensuing years, Emitt Rhodes has been saddled with a sort of “savior of pop” albatross that has only added to his cult status among a growing crowd of fans. The Internet has made legends out of more than one obscure musician, but in Rhodes’ case the adoration and renewed attention is certainly well-deserved.
20 de jul. de 2020 · Singer-songwriter Emitt Rhodes, a darling of the Los Angeles music scene in the 1970s and today, died in his sleep. He was 70.
4 de may. de 2007 · Had this on vinyl years ago (1970s) but that album is long gone and I had totally forgotten about Emitt Rhodes until I heard his song Lullaby when watching The Royal Tenenbaums. This album has a bunch of great songs on it and really takes you back to the early 1970s and the days when the music from people like Elton John did not sound so commercialized.
14 de ene. de 2010 · This CD covers the three records he made for Dunhill in the early 1970s, including all of his self-titled debut solo release. Emitt Rhodes is a lost classic filled with songs that easily stack up against the finest power pop. "Fresh As a Daisy" should have been a number one hit, with it's soaring vocal harmonies and star-crossed melody.
Emitt Rhodes - Dunhill Years & More - versandkostenfrei bestellen. 33 JAHRE GROOVES 1991-2024 WELTWEIT KOSTENLOSE LIEFERUNG*
EmittRhodesMusic.net • The Whole Story. The above statement aptly sums up Emitt Rhodes' self-titled debut, released when he was just 20 years old. As Daniel Silverman argues on his Music Base website, the album "is perhaps the purest pop confection ever created." The albums that followed it were not exactly slouches.
