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Gimme Some Lovin' by The Spencer Davis Group
The Spencer Davis Group
Sanatçı biyografisi The Spencer Davis Group
Spencer Davis Born 17 July 1939 Swansea Wales Moved To Birmingham From London In 1960 To Study. 1 In 1963 He Recruited The Winwood Brothers And Started The Spencer Davis Group. The Band Performed Regularly In The City And Were Signed To A Recording Contract After An Appearance In A Local Club.
The Group's First Professional Recording Was A Cover Version Of "Dimples" But They Came To Success At The End Of 1965 With "Keep On Running" The Group's First Number One Single. In 1966 They Followed This With "Somebody Help Me" And "When I Come Home". For The German Market The Group Released "Det War In Schöneberg Im Monat Mai" And "Mädel Ruck Ruck Ruck An Meine Grüne Seite" The First Is From A 1913 Berlin Operetta The Second Is A Swabian Traditional As A Tribute Single For That Audience Spencer Davis Having Studied In West Berlin In The Early 1960s.
By The End Of 1966 And The Beginning Of 1967 The Group Released Two More Hits "Gimme Some Lovin'" Which Was Re-Released In A Live Nine-Minute Version By Steve Winwood's Traffic In 1971 And "I'm A Man". These Tracks Proved To Be Their Two Best-Known Successes Especially In The U.S.
In 1967 Winwood Left To Form Traffic His Brother Muff Moved Into The Music Industry As A&R Man At Island Records. In A So-Called Joint Venture The Soundtrack To The Film Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush Featured Both The Spencer Davis Group And Traffic.
Despite The Winwoods' Departure The Spencer Davis Group Continued Performing And Released More Singles Though Not Repeating Earlier Successes. These Included "Time Seller" In July 1967 The B-Side "Don't Want You No More " Also Received Radio Airplay.
This Was Followed By "Mr. Second-Class" In Late 1967 Which Was Heavily Played On Radio Caroline At That Time One Of The Two Remaining Pirate Radio Ships Off The British Coast And The Group's Last Minor Hit "After Tea" In 1968. The Latter Song Was Released At The Same Time By The German Band The Rattles Providing Competition That Led Finally To A Temporary Stop To All Activities Of The Band. Davis Continued Working However Producing Some Jazz-Oriented Albums In The Late 1970s And Early 1980s.
Although Short-Lived The Spencer Davis Group - Particularly Its Incarnation With Steve Winwood - Was Influential With Many Of The Band's Songs Covered By Other Artists Over The Years. Notable Among These Are Chicago's 1969 Version Of "I'm A Man " The Allman Brothers Band's 1969 Take Of "Don't Want You No More " Three Dog Night's 1970 Recording Of "Can't Get Enough Of It " And The Blues Brothers' 1980 Recording Of "Gimme Some
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"Gimme Some Lovin'" Is A Song Written By Steve Winwood Spencer Davis And Muff Winwood - With The Original Performance By The Spencer Davis Group. The Basic Riff Of The Song Was Borrowed From The Homer Banks Song " Ain't That A Lot Of Love" Written By Banks And Willie Dean "Deanie" Parker. The Song Was Originally A Hit In 1967 UK #2 U.S. #7 When Steve Winwood As Lead Singer Of The Spencer Davis Group At The Time Was Only 18 Years Old. The Song Is Ranked #244 On The Rolling Stone Magazine's List Of The 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time. The Version Issued In The UK And Probably Most Of Europe Is A Different Version Than The One Issued In The US On The United Artists Label With The UK Version Slower Clearer And With None Of The Studio Live Antics Featured On The US Single. The Single Features The Sound Of The Hammond B-3 Organ.
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Spencer Davis Born 17 July 1939 Swansea Wales Moved To Birmingham From London In 1960 To Study. 1 In 1963 He Recruited The Winwood Brothers And Started The Spencer Davis Group. The Band Performed Regularly In The City And Were Signed To A Recording Contract After An Appearance In A Local Club.
The Group's First Professional Recording Was A Cover Version Of "Dimples" But They Came To Success At The End Of 1965 With "Keep On Running" The Group's First Number One Single. In 1966 They Followed This With "Somebody Help Me" And "When I Come Home". For The German Market The Group Released "Det War In Schöneberg Im Monat Mai" And "Mädel Ruck Ruck Ruck An Meine Grüne Seite" The First Is From A 1913 Berlin Operetta The Second Is A Swabian Traditional As A Tribute Single For That Audience Spencer Davis Having Studied In West Berlin In The Early 1960s.
By The End Of 1966 And The Beginning Of 1967 The Group Released Two More Hits "Gimme Some Lovin'" Which Was Re-Released In A Live Nine-Minute Version By Steve Winwood's Traffic In 1971 And "I'm A Man". These Tracks Proved To Be Their Two Best-Known Successes Especially In The U.S.
In 1967 Winwood Left To Form Traffic His Brother Muff Moved Into The Music Industry As A&R Man At Island Records. In A So-Called Joint Venture The Soundtrack To The Film Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush Featured Both The Spencer Davis Group And Traffic.
Despite The Winwoods' Departure The Spencer Davis Group Continued Performing And Released More Singles Though Not Repeating Earlier Successes. These Included "Time Seller" In July 1967 The B-Side "Don't Want You No More " Also Received Radio Airplay.
This Was Followed By "Mr. Second-Class" In Late 1967 Which Was Heavily Played On Radio Caroline At That Time One Of The Two Remaining Pirate Radio Ships Off The British Coast And The Group's Last Minor Hit "After Tea" In 1968. The Latter Song Was Released At The Same Time By The German Band The Rattles Providing Competition That Led Finally To A Temporary Stop To All Activities Of The Band. Davis Continued Working However Producing Some Jazz-Oriented Albums In The Late 1970s And Early 1980s.
Although Short-Lived The Spencer Davis Group - Particularly Its Incarnation With Steve Winwood - Was Influential With Many Of The Band's Songs Covered By Other Artists Over The Years. Notable Among These Are Chicago's 1969 Version Of "I'm A Man " The Allman Brothers Band's 1969 Take Of "Don't Want You No More " Three Dog Night's 1970 Recording Of "Can't Get Enough Of It " And The Blues Brothers' 1980 Recording Of "Gimme Some read less
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The Group's First Professional Recording Was A Cover Version Of "Dimples" But They Came To Success At The End Of 1965 With "Keep On Running" The Group's First Number One Single. In 1966 They Followed This With "Somebody Help Me" And "When I Come Home". For The German Market The Group Released "Det War In Schöneberg Im Monat Mai" And "Mädel Ruck Ruck Ruck An Meine Grüne Seite" The First Is From A 1913 Berlin Operetta The Second Is A Swabian Traditional As A Tribute Single For That Audience Spencer Davis Having Studied In West Berlin In The Early 1960s.
By The End Of 1966 And The Beginning Of 1967 The Group Released Two More Hits "Gimme Some Lovin'" Which Was Re-Released In A Live Nine-Minute Version By Steve Winwood's Traffic In 1971 And "I'm A Man". These Tracks Proved To Be Their Two Best-Known Successes Especially In The U.S.
In 1967 Winwood Left To Form Traffic His Brother Muff Moved Into The Music Industry As A&R Man At Island Records. In A So-Called Joint Venture The Soundtrack To The Film Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush Featured Both The Spencer Davis Group And Traffic.
Despite The Winwoods' Departure The Spencer Davis Group Continued Performing And Released More Singles Though Not Repeating Earlier Successes. These Included "Time Seller" In July 1967 The B-Side "Don't Want You No More " Also Received Radio Airplay.
This Was Followed By "Mr. Second-Class" In Late 1967 Which Was Heavily Played On Radio Caroline At That Time One Of The Two Remaining Pirate Radio Ships Off The British Coast And The Group's Last Minor Hit "After Tea" In 1968. The Latter Song Was Released At The Same Time By The German Band The Rattles Providing Competition That Led Finally To A Temporary Stop To All Activities Of The Band. Davis Continued Working However Producing Some Jazz-Oriented Albums In The Late 1970s And Early 1980s.
Although Short-Lived The Spencer Davis Group - Particularly Its Incarnation With Steve Winwood - Was Influential With Many Of The Band's Songs Covered By Other Artists Over The Years. Notable Among These Are Chicago's 1969 Version Of "I'm A Man " The Allman Brothers Band's 1969 Take Of "Don't Want You No More " Three Dog Night's 1970 Recording Of "Can't Get Enough Of It " And The Blues Brothers' 1980 Recording Of "Gimme Some read less
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"Gimme Some Lovin'" is a song written by Steve Winwood, Spencer Davis and Muff Winwood - with the original performance by the Spencer Davis Group. The basic riff of the song was borrowed from the Homer Banks song "(Ain't That) A Lot of Love", written by Banks and Willie Dean "Deanie" Parker.
The song was originally a hit in 1967 (UK #2; U.S. #7), when Steve Winwood, as lead singer of the Spencer Davis Group at the time, was only 18 years old. The song is ranked #244 on the Rolling Stone magazine's list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
The version issued in the UK (and probably most of Europe) is a different version than the one issued in the US on the United Artists label, with the UK version slower, clearer and with none of the studio live antics featured on the US single.
The single features the sound of the Hammond B-3 organ. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.