Can't Seem To Make You Mine - Musik
Can't Seem To Make You Mine by The Seeds
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The Seeds War Eine Musikgruppe Aus Los Angeles USA Und Zählt Zu Den Bekannteren Vertretern Des Garage- Und Psychedelic Rock. Die Band Wurde 1965 Von Sky Saxon Sänger Bass Mundharmonika Gegründet. Weitere Mitglieder Waren Daryl Hooper Orgel Jan Savage Gitarre Und Rick Andrige Schlagzeug . Die Musik Des Ersten Albums The Seeds War Sehr Einfach Gestrickt Und Zeichnet Sich Durch Einen Rohen Ungeschliffenen Klang Aus. Die Single-Auskoppelung Your Pushin' Too Hard Erreichte Dank Häufigen Einsatz Im Lokalen Radio Platz 36 In Den Billboard Charts. Das Lied War Der Größte Kommerzielle Erfolg Der Band. Das Anschließende Album A Web Of Sound War Nur Wenig Komplexer Aber Professioneller Produziert. Das Album War Psychedelischer Und Damit Auch Zeitgemäßer. So Gelang Es Dem Dritten Album Future In Den Billboard Charts Bis Auf Platz 87 Zu Klettern. Das Album Nutzte Die Hippie Bewegung Und Gab Sich Mit Titeln Wie March Of The Flower Children Als Sehr Zeitnah. Es War Auch Die Aufwendigste Produktion Der Band. So Waren Der Original Schallplatte Bedruckte Puzzleteile Beigelegt Um Das Bild Der Vorderen Plattenhülle Zu Vervollständigen. Mit Dem Kollaps Der Hippie-Bewegung 1969 Löste Sich Die Band Auf. Sky Saxon Setzte Seine Karriere Fort. Er Veröffentlichte 1971 Noch Zwei Singles Auf Dem MGM Label Unter Dem Bandnamen The Seeds. Seitdem Veröffentlichte Er Bis Heute Sporadisch Zumeist Unter Dem Namen Sky Sunlight Saxon Weitere Singles Und Alben. Von Den Anderen Bandmitgliedern Sind Keine Weiteren Musikalischen Aktivitäten Außerhalb Der Band Bekannt. Im Jahr 2002 Reformierte Sich Die Band Teilweise Und Zeitweise Für Einige Konzerte.
Frogtoon Musik - Song-Info: Can't Seem To Make You Mine
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"Can't Seem To Make You Mine" Is A Song By American Rock Group The Seeds Written By Vocalist Sky Saxon And Produced By Marcus Tybalt. It Was Released As A Single In 1965 And Re-Issued In 1967 When It Peaked At Number 41 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Chart.
The Song Appears On The 1998 Box Set Nuggets Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965–1968 And Has Been Covered By Such Artists As The Ramones Alex Chilton Johnny Thunders Yo La Tengo And Garbage. "Can't Seem To Make You Mine" Was The First Song Recorded By The Seeds According To Keyboardist Daryl Hooper. "Sky Started Peddling It Around To Different Record Labels ... And Got The Typical 'we'll Call You' Routine And Crescendo For Some Reason Liked It And Said They'd Like To Take Us Into A Recording Studio. When Sky Got Into The Recording Studio He Really Put His All Into His Vocals." 1 The Song Released As A Single In March 1965 First Received Radio Airplay On Santa Monica's KBLA. Sky Saxon Recalled In A 2006 Interview "they Used To Play 'Can't Seem To Make You Mine' As Late As Two In The Morning. KRLA And All The Rest Of The Stations Jumped On It Later But KBLA Broke It And People Would Stay Up To Hear It." 2 A Regional Hit In California The Single Did Not Chart Nationally Until Its 1967 Re-Release After The Band's "Pushin' Too Hard" Had Reached The U.S. Top 40. 3 4 "Can't Seem To Make You Mine" Peaked At Number 33 In Canada And Number 41 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100 Chart. 5 The Song Features An Instrumental By The Pianist Of The Group With Guitar Accompaniment.
There Was Also A Radio Edit Version Of This Song Which Omitted The Repeat Of The Bridge Section As Well As A Repeat Of One Of The Verses. The Song Features A Spoken Duologue By Saxon Before He Repeats The Final Verse. "Come Back Baby I'm All Alone" .
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The Seeds War Eine Musikgruppe Aus Los Angeles USA Und Zählt Zu Den Bekannteren Vertretern Des Garage- Und Psychedelic Rock. Die Band Wurde 1965 Von Sky Saxon Sänger Bass Mundharmonika Gegründet. Weitere Mitglieder Waren Daryl Hooper Orgel Jan Savage Gitarre Und Rick Andrige Schlagzeug . Die Musik Des Ersten Albums The Seeds War Sehr Einfach Gestrickt Und Zeichnet Sich Durch Einen Rohen Ungeschliffenen Klang Aus. Die Single-Auskoppelung Your Pushin' Too Hard Erreichte Dank Häufigen Einsatz Im Lokalen Radio Platz 36 In Den Billboard Charts. Das Lied War Der Größte Kommerzielle Erfolg Der Band. Das Anschließende Album A Web Of Sound War Nur Wenig Komplexer Aber Professioneller Produziert. Das Album War Psychedelischer Und Damit Auch Zeitgemäßer. So Gelang Es Dem Dritten Album Future In Den Billboard Charts Bis Auf Platz 87 Zu Klettern. Das Album Nutzte Die Hippie Bewegung Und Gab Sich Mit Titeln Wie March Of The Flower Children Als Sehr Zeitnah. Es War Auch Die Aufwendigste Produktion Der Band. So Waren Der Original Schallplatte Bedruckte Puzzleteile Beigelegt Um Das Bild Der Vorderen Plattenhülle Zu Vervollständigen. Mit Dem Kollaps Der Hippie-Bewegung 1969 Löste Sich Die Band Auf. Sky Saxon Setzte Seine Karriere Fort. Er Veröffentlichte 1971 Noch Zwei Singles Auf Dem MGM Label Unter Dem Bandnamen The Seeds. Seitdem Veröffentlichte Er Bis Heute Sporadisch Zumeist Unter Dem Namen Sky Sunlight Saxon Weitere Singles Und Alben. Von Den Anderen Bandmitgliedern Sind Keine Weiteren Musikalischen Aktivitäten Außerhalb Der Band Bekannt. Im Jahr 2002 Reformierte Sich Die Band Teilweise Und Zeitweise Für Einige Konzerte.
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"Can't Seem to Make You Mine" is a song by American rock group The Seeds, written by vocalist Sky Saxon and produced by Marcus Tybalt. It was released as a single in 1965 and re-issued in 1967, when it peaked at number 41 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.
The song appears on the 1998 box set Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the First Psychedelic Era, 1965–1968, and has been covered by such artists as the Ramones, Alex Chilton, Johnny Thunders, Yo La Tengo and Garbage.
"Can't Seem to Make You Mine" was the first song recorded by the Seeds, according to keyboardist Daryl Hooper. "Sky started peddling it around to different record labels [...] and got the typical 'we'll call you' routine, and Crescendo, for some reason, liked it and said they'd like to take us into a recording studio. When Sky got into the recording studio, he really put his all into his vocals."[1]
The song, released as a single in March 1965, first received radio airplay on Santa Monica's KBLA. Sky Saxon recalled in a 2006 interview: "they used to play 'Can't Seem to Make You Mine' as late as two in the morning. KRLA and all the rest of the stations jumped on it later, but KBLA broke it and people would stay up to hear it."[2]
A regional hit in California, the single did not chart nationally until its 1967 re-release, after the band's "Pushin' Too Hard" had reached the U.S. Top 40.[3][4] "Can't Seem to Make You Mine" peaked at number 33 in Canada and number 41 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.[5]
The song features an instrumental by the pianist of the group, with guitar accompaniment.
There was also a radio edit version of this song, which omitted the repeat of the bridge section as well as a repeat of one of the verses. The song features a spoken duologue by Saxon before he repeats the final verse. ("Come back, Baby, I'm all alone").
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