23 December 2013

Please Come Home...


This is the only Christmas song that has really moved me.  I understand it also  moved Darlene Love…into a bigger house.

9 comments:

Dutch Uncle said...

The most un-moving Christmas song I can imagine, sir.

Main Line Sportsman said...

A greatb song....but mostly a clone of the Ronettes sound.

tintin said...

Dutch Uncle- During one of my families many moves, we were traveling, as my mother tells the story, from one army post to another during Christmas and my sister cried from the back seat of the car, "We ain't got no home." But I respect your opinion.

Main Line- I don't respect your opinion. I suppose you'd rather heart a Crooner Xmas like that fuck stick draft dodger, Frank Sinatra. Merry Xmas and we loved being with you and yours last week.

Main Line Sportsman said...

For Christmas crooners...I prefer The Bingster.
But Sinatra is still "Chairman of the Board."

I did say this is a good song...but it does have a distinct Ronettes sound.....and that ain't a bad thing. many people ripped off the Phil Spector "wall of sound" method and many copied the stylings of Ronnie...she was a powerhouse!

merry Christmas to you as well...and we also enjoyed the time spent. I hope you listen to that CD. Teri and I are going back to Dandelion this Friday...

tintin said...

I guess Phil ripped himself off. This was written by him.

Unclelooney said...

Phil Spector ripped off Lieber and stoller. Happy Holidays!
Uncle "War on Christmas" Looney

tintin said...

Happy Christmas, Uncle Looney. You've been missed around here.

Anonymous said...

Uncle Looney,
Phil worked for L&S in New York briefly. He claims that is his guitar solo on On Broadway by the Drifters.
Happy Christmas. War is Over.
Douglas

Main Line Sportsman said...

I did not know Spector wrote this....but this info validates my statement of a Ronettes sound. happy Festivus! Commence the airing of grievances!