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Look of Love saxophonists.
Candidates
[edit]- Ronnie Scott
- Stan Getz
- Teddy Wilson (on the soundtrack version?)
- → Teddy Edwards???
- Dennis Springer (on the 45 version)
Reviews
[edit]"The John Franz re-recording for Philips is too long, for a start, and the lack of strings and non-attention to bass ruins the track, making it sound like a cocktail bar trio going through the motions. Furthermore, for this writer, saxophonist Reg Guest leans far too far towards plagiarising Stan Getz. Even Dusty’s vocal rendition is a tad uninspired in places (she claims not to have liked the song)."[1]
Discography
[edit]- June 1967: Philips 40465; "The Look of Love" (mx 1-40444) / "Give Me Time (L'Amore Se Ne Va)") (mx 1-40445) www
.45cat .com - With accompanyment directed by Reg Guest[2] (aka Earl Guest; born in 1930 in Birmingham, England)
Bibliography
[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ Brocken, Michael 2003, p. 192–193.
- ^ Bell,.
References
[edit]- "Scott's Special Guest" – Reg Guest interviewed by Brian Bell – via Scott Walker / Engel Collectors Page, a webpage founded February 13, 2001 by Scott Walker, the stage name of Noel Scott Engel; 1943–2019). (interviewed around 2001?) (hosted on www.tripod.com)
- (magazine cover) The Songwriter (Vol. 10, no. 5). Limerick: International Songwriters Association. November 1, 1977. Incorporating New Songwriters Monthly and ISA Bulletin
- Brocken, Michael (2003). Bacharach: Maestro! The Life of a Pop Genius (1st ed.). New Malden: Chrome Dreams. pp. 192–193 – via Internet Archive.