[jacket3ree]

I never knew Bryan Ferry did a version. That's what I love about these discussions. I have lots of vinyl and CDs still (the old 8 tracks and cassettes must be living forever in landfills across the country) but will stream digitally and feed that into the vintage stereo. I will often fixate on a track and listen to dozens of versions all in a row. I think I was doing Can't Find My Way home one night for so long (Tidal has at least 300 versions) that eventually Mrs. Jacketree came back not to tell me to turn it down (the usual request) but to ask if I could at least play another goddamned song. "These are all different songs because artists do different things." So, I switched to headphones. Led to the discovery of Marie Taziki.

Incidentally, Billy Page composed The In Crowd originally for Dobie Gray in 1964. The Ramsey Lewis Trio's version was an instrumental hit a year later.

[jacket3ree]

I never knew Bryan Ferry did a version. That's what I love about these discussions. I have lots of vinyl and CDs still (the old 8 tracks and cassettes must be living forever in landfills across the country) but will stream digitally and feed that into the vintage stereo. I will often fixate on a track and listen to dozens of versions all in a row. I think I was doing Can't Find My Way home one night for so long (Tidal has at least 300 versions) that eventually Mrs. Jacketree came back not to tell me to turn it down (the usual request) but to ask if I could at least play another goddamned song. "These are all different songs because artists do different things." So, I switched to headphones. Led to the discovery of Marie Taziki.

Incidentally, Billy Page composed The In Crowd originally for Dobie Gray in 1964. The Ramsey Lewis Trio's version was an instrumental hit a year later.