New Track on Hits CD

Zarathustra · **Joined:** Mon Jun 15, 2009 11:19 am **Posts:** 87

Does anyone know if 'I Don't Want To Go On' from the upcoming hits album is the same as ' I Don't Want To' from the Alphaville outtakes?

le freak · **Joined:** Fri Jun 12, 2009 8:12 pm **Posts:** 866

-Dunno. It`s a non-event all the same. I`ve never heard the Alphaville outtakes.

I`ve said it before and I say it again; "A Fool For Love" - what a better song it would`ve been with a stronger voice... It could`ve been the key song of the whole Frantic album. It coul`ve been a great, great song in Bryan`s career, an anthem!!!

Roxy · **Joined:** Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:44 am **Posts:** 1177

It is indeed the same song.

I can't recall what The Drifters version sounds like but we have a couple of other versions on CD by Van Morrison and Nazareth here at home. I really like Bryan's version and I am really pleased his piano & voice version of A Fool for Love from The Porter is getting a CD release, it's a simple but stunning track.

8-)

VivaRoxyMusic.com · **Posted:** Thu Oct 01, 2009 2:25 pm

This may give a hint:

http://www.lyricstime.com/drifters-i-do ... yrics.html

J.O'B.

Helen · **Posted:** Thu Oct 01, 2009 3:22 pm

Yeah i love BF's version of this track, I also have it by Nazareth equally very good, and its good to know it will get some recognition....There are a few hidden treasures on Alphaville, Whatever Whenever & Horoscope....just wish they would do something with them officially 8-)

BlankFrank · **Joined:** Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:15 pm **Posts:** 42

Interesting selection. Personally I would have included 'She's Leaving Home' - but I know we all have our personal favourites.

wrighta · **Joined:** Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:32 pm **Posts:** 331

I have the Drifters version (the Moody Blues covered it as well,during Denny Laine's time I think) I don't know if it's one of their more well known songs but Ferrys is a good version, he must have had a Drifters kick at the time of Alphaville as one way love was one of theirs as well. I presume it's the Alphaville guitar version and not the Whatever, Whenever version. The Alphaville version of fool for love would have been a good version to put on the best of as I think it superior to the Frantic version. Interesting how it gets from the Alphaville treatment to the piano onlyversion

Zarathustra · **Joined:** Mon Jun 15, 2009 11:19 am **Posts:** 87

Thanks J.O.B. and everyone. It's the Alphaville version. Sweet melody and strings, and Bryan's vocal from that session is exquisite.

St.Learraine · **Joined:** Sun Oct 04, 2009 1:18 pm **Posts:** 137

BlankFrank wrote:

Interesting selection. Personally I would have included 'She's Leaving Home' - but I know we all have our personal favourites.

His best cover ever, imho. The strings section seems euphoric to me.

Zarathustra · **Joined:** Mon Jun 15, 2009 11:19 am **Posts:** 87

St.Learraine wrote:

BlankFrank wrote:

Interesting selection. Personally I would have included 'She's Leaving Home' - but I know we all have our personal favourites.

His best cover ever, imho. The strings section seems euphoric to me.

Close to it, along with Hard Rain. I think that Sir George Martin arranged She's Leaving Home. The strings are magic, and Kate Bush once said Bry's version is one of her all-time fave tracks.

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