Apparently Clanton is the king of "swamp pop," a genre I had never heard of until now; it's a pop influenced by Cajun country and rhythm and blues. However, I hear very little of that in this particular track, which is a pretty straightforward late-1950s style teen heartthrob pop. There's a faint Fats Domino swing to it, but not enough to put this in its own genre. Anyway, it's a lost love song. "Shadows fall, and I recall / The love that you once had for me." Simple but touching lyrics by Sedaka. And a quick peek into the studio by way of a few phrases of studio banter at the beginning. Did they sneak an H-bomb in there on the original pressing?
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