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Chip Fossa

 

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Monson, MA, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 15 May 2001 4:34 pm    
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Damn,
I've asked this question before, and was
given the right answer, and have seemed to
lost all traces of it............so.......
folks,....once again...........what group made popular the great song by Lou Johnson,
"ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME"?

Pah---leese..................cut me some slack.

Thanks All....
chipsahoy
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Larry Bell


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Englewood, Florida
Post  Posted 16 May 2001 12:29 pm    
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Chip,
If you can believe what you read on the Web, the song was written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and the following artists covered it after Lou Johnson:

(There's) Always Something There To Remind Me
(Burt Bacharach - Hal David)

1.Lou Johnson (1964)
2.Sandie Shaw (1964)
3.Burt Bacharach (1965)
4.Lill Lindfors (1967)
5.Dionne Warwick (1967)
6.Jose Feliciano (1968)
7.Don 'Jake' Jacoby (1968)
8.Peter Nero (1968)
9.Stanley Turrentine (1968)
10.New Direction (1969)
11.B.B. Greaves (1970)
12.Carpenters (1971)
13.Buddy Greco (1972)
14.The Drifters (1973)
15.Dick Zetterströms (1977)
16.Bel-Aires (1978)
17.The Envoices (1980)
18.Naked Eyes(1983)
19.Starlight Orchestra (1995)
20.Tin Tin Out feat. Espiritu (1995)
21.McCoy Tyner (1997)
22.Absolute Zeros (1998)
23.All Saints (1998)
24.Free'n' Easy (1998)
25.Rebeccas Empire (1998)

source:
http://w1.498.telia.com/~u49803451/BB/songs/

I believe that the 1983 Naked Eyes cover was the one that hit the highest on the charts.

LTB
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Chip Fossa

 

From:
Monson, MA, USA (deceased)
Post  Posted 16 May 2001 2:34 pm    
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Thanks Larry.......WOW! Quite a few.
You are correct. Burt B. did write it. I have his big 3-CD set anthology, and I forgot
that all songs were written by Burt and/or Hal David.

I was having a couple of cocktails and mistakenly thought, for a brief moment, that Lou Johnson wrote it.

And the group/person whose version I am interested in, I think, is by Naked Eyes. I think this is the one with the wild walking
bassline.

Thanks again, Larry

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