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Cherry, Cherry - The Music Machine

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EVERY band needs chicks in Pucci prints gyratin' on stage. Scroll down the "related videos" and there they are doin' "Talk Talk". Unfortunately no gyrating chicks.
 
Sean Bonniwell, musically speaking, was an interesting and unique artifiact of the late 60s who tended to over-intellectualize both cover material and his own compositions. The "band" Music Machine released two albums: Turn On (Original Sound/U.S./1966) and Bonniwell's Music Machine (Warner Brothers/U.S./1967). The second of these is the more interesting & worth the effort to find. Bonniwell also released a solo album, Close (Capitol/U.S./1969), a chillingly dark, lounge-ish affair.
 
I stumbled upon this and think it's neater than hell. What do you all think about this cover of the Neil Diamond classic?


I found this on a Music Machine compilation CD several years ago, & loved the Bossa Nova'd-up cover from the first time I heard it.

Ron.
 
I stumbled upon this and think it's neater than hell. What do you all think about this cover of the Neil Diamond classic?


I found this on a Music Machine compilation CD several years ago, & loved the Bossa Nova'd-up cover from the first time I heard it.

Ron.

Hey TV did you ever find out who that female singer was?
 
Hey TV did you ever find out who that female singer was?


If you're referring to my query of "long ago", sadly the answer is "No". This after spending too much time all over the music sites, & "Pandora-ing" everything close. :tears: Thanks for asking, Cantabury.

Ron.
 
Still have my first edition copy of "Turn On" I bought in 1966(?). i was torn between buying Turn On, The Seeds, and The Music of Harry Partch.

I still like "Talk, Talk".
 
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