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The Podcast Oldies Show

Auteur(s): Gail Nobles
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 A show about oldies. Music of Yesterday! Lost 45's and Classic Hits.Gail Nobles © 2025 Musique
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  • The Temprees-Dedicated to the One I Love 3:4:26 5.32 PM

    The Temprees-Dedicated to the One I Love 3:4:26 5.32 PM
    Mar 4 2026
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Keyboardest: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Spotify Promo Card

    Classic Love Song “Dedicated to the One I Love” Marks Another Chart Win in 1972

    A timeless love song called “Dedicated to the One I Love” has touched hearts for many years, and it got a fresh boost in 1972 thanks to a soulful cover by the Memphis trio The Temprees.

    The song was first written back in the 1950s by Lowman Pauling (guitarist for the group) and producer Ralph Bass. The original version came from the “5” Royales in 1957. It had a gritty, early R&B feel and later got re-released in 1961, hitting number 81 on the Billboard Hot 100.

    Then, girl group the Shirelles recorded their smooth version. It first came out in 1959 but
    really took off when re-released in 1961, climbing to number 3 on the Hot 100 and number 2 on the R&B chart. Their sweet harmonies made it a big favorite.

    In 1967, the popular folk-rock group the Mamas & the Papas added their dreamy style to the song. It became a top 10 hit for them, reaching number 2 on the charts and showing how well the tune worked in different sounds.

    The latest success story belongs to the Temprees, a Memphis soul group known for their soft, emotional vocals. Their 1972 cover became their biggest seller ever. It reached number 17 on the Billboard R&B chart and number 93 on the Hot 100 that year. Fans loved its warm, heartfelt delivery that fit right into the soul music scene of the early 1970s.

    I’m Gail Nobles and you’re listening to the Podcast Oldies Show.

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    3 min
  • The Spinners-I’ll Always Love You 11:2:25 7.45 PM

    The Spinners-I’ll Always Love You 11:2:25 7.45 PM
    Nov 3 2025
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Motown - Billboard, page 25 10 July 1965
    Usage: Wikipedia Public Domain

    Hey there, music lovers! I’m Gail Nobles, & you’re listening to the Podcast Oldies Show. Let’s talk about a great song from the Motown era: “I’ll Always Love You.” This sweet tune was crafted by the talented duo of William "Mickey" Stevenson and Ivy Jo Hunter. They produced this delightful single for The Spinners, a group hailing from Detroit that really knows how to bring the soul!

    This was their first song to chart after joining the Motown family in 1964, making it a big moment for The Spinners. It was also their third hit overall! The song climbed up the Billboard Hot 100, landing at a cool number 35. And on the R&B singles chart, it reached even higher, peaking at number 8.

    Bobby Smith, the main lead singer, poured his heart into the vocals, giving the song that classic Motown vibe we all adore. So, if you haven’t listened to “I’ll Always Love You,” it’s definitely worth a spin! Love songs like this are what musical magic is all about!

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    2 min
  • The Dramatics-Your Love Was Strange 7:13:25 5.44 PM

    The Dramatics-Your Love Was Strange 7:13:25 5.44 PM
    Jul 13 2025
    Photo: Spotify Promo
    Music intro: Gail Nobles

    Let’s get into the enchanting world of The Dramatics and their soulful hit “Your Love Was Strange.” Like a captivating thunderstorm, the song sweeps listeners off their feet and wraps them in the kind of romance that is both electrifying and enigmatic.

    The opening lines set the stage with imagery that mirrors nature's whimsical dance. “Like April showers, your love came down on me” evokes the freshness of spring—how unexpected love can feel like a nourishing rain, revitalizing the heart in an instant. The pitter-patter of raindrops resonates with an intimacy, each sound a gentle reminder of the tender moments shared, drawing the listener in.

    But just as rain can spring sudden storms, so too does love reveal its dual nature. The chorus, “Your love was strange,” is repeated with an infectious urgency, encapsulating the feelings of confusion and exhilaration that often accompany romance. It’s a beautiful contradiction; love was strange because it defies expectations—it ignites passion with unpredictable flair. Those kisses “like lightning” not only spark a fire within but also serve as a delightful reminder of how love can shock us, awaken parts of ourselves we didn’t know existed.

    As the metaphor of thunder breaks through, “the words 'I love you' were like thunder’s crashing rays,” we are reminded that declarations of love can be profoundly transformative, much like the storm itself. It shakes us awake, inspires awe, and leaves an indelible mark on our souls.

    The Dramatics, with their signature falsetto harmonies and smooth melodies, have crafted an auditory experience that’s both heartfelt and hauntingly beautiful. The reverberations of this timeless classic linger long after the last note fades, echoing in the hearts of those who dare to feel so deeply.

    I’m Gail Nobles. Thank you for listening to The Podcast Oldies Show

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