HQ-Video. PP Arnold - The First Cut Is The Deepest (live 1967). Sehr schöne Interpretation dieses Cat Stevens Song durch das ehemalige Mitglied der Ikettes.. + Informações

PP Arnold - Angel of the morning 1967 (short version) Maybe the sun's light will be dim And it won't matter anyhow If morning's echoes say we've sinned Well it was what I wanted now And if we're victims of the night I won't be blinded by the light. Just call me angel of the.... + Informações

PPArnold singles - 1967 The Time Has Come 1967 Everything's Gonna Be Alright 1967 The First Cut Is the Deepest 1968 (If You Think You're) Groovy 1968 Angel of the Morning 1969 Bury Me Down by the River 1969 Would You Believe Angel of the Morning versions - 1967 Evie Sands 1968 Merrilee Rush and The Turnabouts 1968 Joya Landis 1968 Percy Faith 1968 I Profeti (in Italian) 1968 PP Arnold 1968 Ray Conniff 1969 Skeeter Davis 1969 Bettye Swann 1970 Connie Eaton 1971 Nina Simone 1973 Olivia Newton-John 1977 Merrilee Rush 1977 Guys n' Dolls 1977 Mary Mason 1978 Melba Montgomery 1978 Pat Kelly 1981 Elisabeth Andreassen 1981 Juice Newton 1987 The Tremeloes 1995 The Pretenders 1998 Juice Newton 1998 Bonnie Tyler 1999 Thunderbugs 2002 Maggie Reilly 2003 The Shocker 2006 Lalo y los descalzos (in Spanish) 2007 Girlyman 2007 Jill Johnson 2007 Vagiant 2007 Ivana Spagna (in Italian) 2008 Angel Band 2008 Barb Jungr. + Informações

As one of Ike and Tina Turner's Ikettes touring in the UK, Patricia Arnold from LA was spotted by Mick Jagger and recommended to Andrew Loog Oldham. After one flop on Immediate, she hit gold covering this Cat Stevens song. + Informações

The Small Faces, along with "Immediate" artists "Twice as Much", "PP Arnold" and film director Peter Whitehead travel to Camber Sands to film an Immediate Records" promotion film. The 16mm colour film was later used for the Promos "Itchycoo Park" and "Groovy", written by MARRIOTT/LANE and they gave "Groovy" to PP Arnold. The Small Faces play on this track, basically making it a Small Faces' record with PP Arnold guesting on vocals.... + Informações

SoulCulture.co.uk caught up with legendary soul singer PP Arnold backstage at the This Is Soul tour 2009. February 18th 2009 @ Fairfield Halls, London. Visit http for more videos, interviews, reviews and music news!. + Informações

Rare TV-Performance by The Small Faces and PP Arnold broadcast 02.March 1968 Boutton Rouge (Belgium TV)! For all young and old mods who loves these guys.... + Informações

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Pat Arnold was originally one of The Ikettes, Ike and Tina Turner's backing girl group. She left Los Angeles and emigrated to England and signed to Immediate Records in 1967, and had a huge hit with "The First Cut Is The Deepest". Another single on the same label, "Everything's Gonna Be Alright", which was basically just a re-write of Bobby Scott's soul classic "We're Doing Fine", (also covered by Dee Dee Warwick), became a monster huge in-demand Northern Soul classic, and one of the biggest ever records at the legendary Wigan Casino. Many years later, in 1998, we were filming our Northern Soul documentary, "The Strange World Of Northern Soul", so we interviewed and recorded Pat on her big Wigan classic. She also remembered, when she used to appear there, hearing a wonderful record by a girl called Gerri Granger on Bell Records, called "I Go To Pieces Everytime". Funnily enough, I was the one to discover that record first, and we used to play it at Blackpool Mecca before it crossed over to Wigan, so I suggested we have a go and record it ourselves, not for the documentary, but just to try it out. So we did, and the video for that is over on the Tropicana Productions page, as a nice complement to this wonderful video of her classic, "Everything's Gonna Be Alright".. + Informações

Pat Arnold was originally one of The Ikettes, Ike and Tina Turner's backing girl group. She left Los Angeles and emigrated to England and signed to Immediate Records in 1967, and had a huge hit with "The First Cut Is The Deepest". Another single on the same label, "Everything's Gonna Be Alright", which was basically just a re-write of Bobby Scott's soul classic "We're Doing Fine", (also covered by Dee Dee Warwick), became a monster huge in-demand Northern Soul classic, and one of the biggest ever records at the legendary Wigan Casino. Many years later, in 1998, we were filming our Northern Soul documentary, "The Strange World Of Northern Soul", so we interviewed and recorded Pat on her big Wigan classic. Then she remembered, when she used to appear there, hearing a wonderful record by a girl called Gerri Granger on Bell Records, called "I Go To Pieces Everytime". Funnily enough, I was the one to discover that record first, and we used to play it at Blackpool Mecca before it crossed over to Wigan, so I suggested we have a go and record it ourselves, not for the documentary, but just to try it out. So we did, and here indeed it is.. + Informações

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PP Arnold - If You Think You're Groovy 1967 Now I can tell you how I feel, A broken heart is left with me, There's still so much for me to do, And to know, and to be, and to feel. If you think you're groovy, You don't even move me, It's something I am, Need you there to be true. In my sleep I dream for two, My dreams were real but where were you? Now my dreams have really changed, They're rearranged, they're still for two, but not for two If you think you're groovy, You don't even move me, It's something I am, Need you there to be true. Woah, you make feel so good. Funny how I knew. Now I know what's wrong about, Oh, honey I found out, I found out. If you think you're groovy, I can move too, It's something I am If you think you're groovy, I can move too, It's something I am If you think you're groovy, groovy, groovy. + Informações

Something beautiful Happened. + Informações

Haunting song. Her best I think.. + Informações

Storming soul tune from the old Immediate label.. + Informações

Una de sus canciones en su visita a España en 1970. "Peticiones del oyente". + Informações

Enjoyed several major British hits on Immediate, including songs written for her by Steve Marriott and Ronnie Lane from labelmates The Small Faces, who also backed her on several recordings.. + Informações

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PP Arnold (born Patricia Ann Cole} is an American-born soul singer who enjoyed considerable success in the United Kingdom in the 1960s and beyond. 2011 see's PP hitting the road again in the UK, with a series of over 20 Concert Dates currently scheduled. This Movie Clip was taken at the 1st date of the tour, at the Grand Theatre in Swansea. The song featured : "Angel of the Morning" : was written by New York born songwriter Chip Taylor, and was one of PP Arnolds first hit records back in the later 1960's. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PP Arnold Official Website : www.pparnold.com. + Informações

The female backing singers get a chance to come front stage in this number from the Elvis tribute, broadcast by Central TV at 10:30 pm on August 14th, 1987. The male backing singers, Mick Clarke, Tony Harding, Tony Rivers & Anthony Thompson didn't get such a chance, so let's remember them here. ?Opening Titles [0.31] (end at 0:31). ? List of artistes in order of appearance to an instrumental version of `Gotta Lot O' Lovin' To Do'. [1:51] (end at 2:22) ? Roger Daltrey and James Burton (guitar) - Mystery Train. [2:37] (end at 4:59) ? Meatloaf - Jailhouse Rock [3:32] (8:31). ? Kim Wilde - One Night With You [on a set]. [2:34] (11:05) ? Ben E. King - Suspicious Minds [on a set]. [3:13] (14:18) ? Duane Eddy (guitar) and Jim Horn (saxophone) - Don't Be Cruel (Instrumental). [2:16] (16:34) ? Nona Hendryx - In The Ghetto [on a set]. [2:47] (19:21) ? Ruby Turner - Can't Help Falling In Love With You. [3:06] (22:27) ? Dave Edmunds - Blue Moon of Kentucky. [2:47] (25:14) ? Kiki Dee - Heartbreak Hotel (with Boy George in background) [on a set] [2:06] (27:20) ? Boy George (27:20) - Are You Lonesome Tonight?. [2:58] (30:18) ? Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes. [2:26 ] (32:44) ? Elkie Brooks - Love Letters. [2:54] (35:38) ? Ruby Turner and Jaki Graham - Burning Love [on a set]. [2:56] (38:34) ? Dave Edmunds - Paralyzed. [2:58] (41:32) ? Duane Eddy and Jim Horn - Love Me Tender (Instrumental). [2:58] (44:30) ? Nona Hendryx - I Feel So Bad. [3:16] (47:46) ? Roger Daltrey and James Burton .... + Informações

1998 SINGLE WRITTENN BY MIKE NESMITH OF THE MONKEES AND PRODUCED BY OCEAN COLOUR SCENES STEVE CRADOCK. + Informações

Funky house man, its a great tune hope you like it. Keep the faith!. + Informações

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1988 Rhythm King Records. A Beatmasters Production. Big Thanks to DJ LOF, Mark Moore and Colin Faver. Recorded and mixed at The Workhouse. Engineered by Mark Stent. Play it loud!. + Informações

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