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The Five Faces Of Manfred Mann, 1964
Written by Paul Jones
This week is all about 1964!
British Invasion blues-influenced rock, with a snazzy sax adding some groovy licks. This is a song sung by a dumped guy. "I gave you all of my lovin' / Everything I could / Now you say you don't love me / Well there's no reason why you should." You know what he thinks about that? It was a low-down trick. Easily as good as anything the Stones put out around this era, it's all buzzy and garage-style. The lead vocals have just as much, if not more, strut, than Mick's. These guys probably should have been bigger.
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