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The Feelies came on the Alternative scene with the appearance of the album 'Only Life' published on November 30, 1987. The single 'It's Only Life' quickly became a success and made The Feelies one of the fastest growing talents at that moment. After that, The Feelies published the most beloved album 'Crazy Rhythms' which features some of the most famous work from the The Feelies collection. 'Crazy Rhythms' hosts the single 'The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness' which has made itself the most recognized for fans to hear during the gigs. Besides 'The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness' , a host of other tracks from 'Crazy Rhythms' have also become well-known as a result. Some of The Feelies's most beloved tour albums and songs are seen below. After 29 years since releasing 'Only Life' and having a true impact in the business, music lovers consistently gather to watch The Feelies appear live to play favorites from the entire catalog.

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The Feelies: Crazy Rhythms

• The Boy With the Per...
• Loveless Love
• Forces At Work
• Original Love
• Everybody's Got Some...
• Moscow Nights
• Raised Eyebrows
• Crazy Rhythms
• I Wanna Sleep In You...

The Feelies: The Good Earth

• On the Roof
• The High Road
• The Last Roundup
• Slipping (Into Somet...
• When Company Comes
• The Good Earth
• Tomorrow Today

The Feelies: Here Before

• Nobody Knows
• Should Be Gone
• Again Today
• When You Know
• Morning Comes
• Change Your Mind
• Here Before
• Time Is Right
• Bluer Skies

The Feelies: In Between

• Turn Back Time
• Stay the Course
• Pass the Time
• Been Replaced
• Gone, Gone, Gone
• Time Will Tell
• Make It Clear
• In Between (Reprise)

The Feelies: Only Life

• It's Only Life
• Deep Fascination
• Higher Ground
• The Undertow
• The Final Word
• Too Far Gone
• What Goes On

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• Saturday September 21, 2024 The Feelies The Warehouse at FTC, Fairfield

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The Feelies is an American rock band from Haledon, New Jersey. They formed in 1976 and disbanded in 1992 having released four albums. The band reunited in 2008, and released new albums in 2011 and 2017. Although not commercially successful, the Feelies had an influence on the development of American indie rock. Their first album, Crazy Rhythms (Stiff Records, 1980) was cited by R.E.M. as a major influence. The Feelies were influenced by the Velvet Underground and Lou Reed. Novelist Rick Moody has cited the band as one of his influences. The Feelies rarely worked with outside producers and created shimmering soundscapes with multiple guitar layers and percussion. They frequently played at Maxwell's, a live music venue and bar restaurant in Hoboken during the 1980s.

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The Feelies Finally Reissued

Back in 1980, New Jersey postpunk originators the Feelies dropped Crazy Rhythms , their classic debut. Crazy Rhythms was a short, sharp shock of spiky guitars and sidelong grooves, the sort of album destined to become an influential but underappreciated relic, which is exactly what happened. You can hear bits and pieces of Crazy Rhythms all over American indie rock from the 1980s, especially in the first few R.E.M. albums, but the band's history was plagued by commercial failure and frequent breakups. The LP has been out of print forever.

That's about to change. The Feelies are back together now, playing shows when they feel like it. And on September 8, Crazy Rhythms and the band's 1986 sophomore effort The Good Earth will finally be reissued. The reissues will be out on Bar None in the U.S. and Canada and Domino everywhere else. Both remastered albums will be available on CD and 180 gram vinyl, and both will come with bonus tracks.

But there's a twist. The Feelies didn't want to mess with the original documents at all, so the bonus tracks don't appear on the physical versions of the reissued albums. They will be available only digitally; the CD and LP versions of the reissues will come with download cards containing access to the full albums plus bonus tracks. The Feelies have also gone so far as to omit their cover of the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black", which was added by the band's old label, A&M, to an earlier reissue of Crazy Rhythms against the band's wishes.

Also, Insound will carry a limited edition 7" reissue of "Fa cé-La", the band's 1979 debut single.

Crazy Rhythms :

01 The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness 02 Fa cé-La 03 Loveless Love 04 Forces at Work 05 Original Love 06 Everybody's Got Something to Hide (Except Me and My Monkey) 07 Moscow Nights 08 Raised Eyebrows 09 Crazy Rhythms

Crazy Rhythms bonus tracks:

01 Fa cé-La (single version) 02 The Boy With the Perpetual Nervousness (Carla Bley demo version) 03 Moscow Nights (Carla Bley demo version) 04 Crazy Rhythms (live) 05 I Wanna Sleep in Your Arms (live) (Modern Lovers cover)

The Good Earth :

01 On the Roof 02 The High Road 03 The Last Roundup 04 Slipping (Into Something) 05 When Company Comes 06 Let's Go 07 Two Rooms 08 The Good Earth 09 Tomorrow Today 10 Slow Down

The Good Earth bonus tracks:

01 She Said, She Said (Beatles cover) 02 Sedan Delivery (Neil Young cover) 03 Slipping (Into Something) (live)

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• Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey

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• Raised Eyebrows
• Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
• Original Love

The Feelies at Hoboken Arts Fair, Hoboken, NJ, USA

• On the Roof
• The High Road
• Higher Ground
• Should Be Gone
• Slipping (Into Something)
• Doin' It Again
• Too Far Gone

The Feelies at Brooklyn Made, Brooklyn, NY, USA

• Been Replaced
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• Here Before

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More a Patterson exurb than a New York City suburb, Haledon, New Jersey, had seen the passage of a handful of meaningless garage combos, two of which performed dead-on covers of The Stooges’ “I Wanna Be Your Dog.” The 1975 fusion of those two acts resulted in The Out Kids, featuring Glenn Mercer on guitar, Bill Millions on bass, Dave Weckerman on drums, and Richard Reilly on vocals. The Out Kids would make Gotham inroads, filling holes at Club 82 and Mothers, the site of a pivotal moment. During a ferocious opening slot for Wayne County & the Backstreet Boys, a bass guitar on loan got nicked up, leading to docked pay and a fistfight that broke out between Reilly and Weckerman. Reilly was out, leaving Mercer to take up vocals. Millions moved to second guitar, while a man recalled only by the name “Jimmy J.” assumed bass duties. As for the new band’s name, Millions looked no further than Aldous Huxley, whose 1932 novel Brave New World had predicted a popular entertainment of the future called “the feelies,” a cinema of sensations in which audiences could taste and smell a fictional experience.

Suburban gigging experience, on the other hand, wouldn’t take the Feelies farther than high school dances and Mr. D’s, the only new wave-tolerant venue in nearby Elmwood Park. “ Blondie played there,” Weckerman said. “[It was] the only place west of the Hudson that bands from New York played. It was sort of like new wave then. We used to play with a band called the Commercials,” in which drummer Vinnie and bassist Keith DeNunzio performed as telepathic fraternal rhythm section.

As The Feelies veered toward tighter metering, Weckerman seemed increasingly out of place. “He’s a real good drummer, sort of Mitch Mitchell style,” Millions said. “Lots of our songs feature straight repetition, something he wasn’t really adapted to and are probably very physically demanding but boring to play.” From the Commercials, Mercer and Millions poached the precise DeNunzio brothers, though the Feelies would remain in flux. According to Mercer, they “really didn't have any particular model for the band. It sort of evolved. We only played maybe seven times a year. Every time we played, our thing was to be a little different and alittle more original. Part of that was really playing with Vinnie, two guitars along with the cymbals cancelled each other out....We found it was a big space that needed filling.”

This latest quartet of Feelies began work on material that went on to buttress Crazy Rhythms , their debut 1980 Stiff Records LP. “At that point, anyone who wanted to pursue original music had to go to New York. It wasn't like in the ‘80s where you had Minneapolis and Athens, Georgia and Los Angeles or any of that,” Mercer said. “You had tons of bands going to New York, trying to get a deal. I remember CBGB had a Summer Festival and had 10 or 12 bands playing each night, all original stuff.” They returned to Manhattan in the fall of ’76, turning up at a CBGB audition night and taking the stage at 2:30 AM, hot on the heels of some heavy metal bands and a comedy troupe out of Boston. The Feelies were hastily invited back.

"We knew what sound we wanted, we just didn’t know how to get it yet.”

With Television signed to Elektra as of August 1976, Terry Ork was forced to follow his nose in pursuit of the next Velvet Underground. He tailed CBGB sound man Mark Abel to The Feelies’ initial gig at Hilly Kristal’s dingy club, a Wednesday, November 17 set in support of Quiet Fire. “He didn’t look punk,” Mercer later said of Ork. “He looked more like Jerry Garcia.” After a January 16, 1977, opening slot for Exeter punks The Fans, Terry Ork—now acting as The Feelies manager—suggested they make the 90-mile pilgrimage to Trod Nossel to begin work with Jon Tiven. “It was a real scary place,”Millions said. “We were afraid to go up there. It took up two months to psyche ourselves up.” A week later, the Feelies arrived at the Connecticut studio to discover a strung-out Richard Lloyd hard at work on his contribution to an Ork-envisioned Stones tribute LP. Mercer and company would track their own reading of Jagger and Richards’ “Out Of Time” before rolling tape on original material.

Both “Forces at Work" and “Original Love” were set down during the sessions, but the band, already leery of working with an outside producer, were never pleased with the results. “[Tiven] said, ‘Why don’t you go out to dinner and I’ll do a rough mix,’” Mercer recalled “And when we came back it was so foreign to what we wanted that we agreed that we’d never give up control of our sound to someone else. We knew what sound we wanted, we just didn’t know how to get it yet.”

Inside and out of studio surroundings, The Feelies remained in search of themselves. “You had bands like the Dead Boys. We saw their first show in New York, they had big Seattle hair, like a heavy metal band. Then a week later, they had like a Johnny Rotten haircut. They went punk overnight,” Mercer said. “We had seen the Stooges, the Dolls, the MC5. We saw that and said, why go down that road that’s already been traveled? We were pretty heavily influenced by Eno and Bowie’s ambient stuff. We were a rock band but we wanted to incorporate what we liked about that stuff. A melding of the two lent an experimental edge to it.”

Such experimental edges were being tested on Lower East Side stages throughout the first half of 1977. “Our whole idea is to have this droning guitar thing as the foundation,” Million told the NME . “Sometimes live that drone gets out of control, and the melody lines and the drum lines take a back seat.” They’d open for Alex Chilton at CBGB twice during that span, with Brooke Delarco behind the sound board. She’d also back them on their next two studio excursions.

Delarco had arrived in New York in 1975 by way of a Georgia State arts degree. Following a short stint at the Institute of Audio Research in Union Square, she took a job as an assistant engineer at Vanguard Studio. A session with New Jersey prog-punks TV Toy alongside Television sound man Mark Abel would alter Delarco’s course permanently. “[Abel] took me down to CBs one night to see Television, and I was blown away,” she said. “I thought to myself, ‘Finally, two great guitarists.’” Delarco was introduced to Terry Ork shortly thereafter. “Terry had just stopped managing Television, and was now managing The Feelies. He had this whole vision for what was going on there and he knew how special it was.”

Hoping to capture some of the Feelies’ high-strung onstage energy, Delarco and Abel joined the band at Trod Nossel in February of ’77, where they tracked “Big Plans” and “Fa Cé-La” and took another stab at “Original Love.” A month later, Delarco convinced the group to reconvene, this time in a more casual environment. They rented a few hours at Star Rehearsals, setting up on stage as if for a live performance. On hand that day was a 4-track belonging to Patti Smith Group drummer Jay Dee Daugherty, the same machine that had captured Television's “Little Johnny Jewel” not two years earlier. At Star, “Forces At Work,” “Moscow Nights,” “Clean Girl,” “Loveless Love,” and “The Boy With Perpetual Nervousness” were hammered out in short order, and Crazy Rhythms began to take shape.

According to an ad placed in Trouser Press , “Big Plans” b/w “Fa Cé-La” was slotted in as ORK 81980, due for release in May. A lack of financing sidelined the release, and by the time Ork returned to the masters, the Feelies had signed to Stiff. “The main reason we signed with Stiff is that we insisted we shouldn’t have a producer, and they agreed,” Millions said. “I don’t know how bands can allow their music to be mixed by someone else. It’s something we could never do.”

“The Feelies want to sell millions of records,” Terry Ork said later. “Which means that it isn’t fair for us, given our goals, to sign them for three or five year contracts. We’ll push them as far as we can on the label, but I’m not interested in playing Yankee or Shea Stadium. I’m interested in having the music made, and whatever community ultimately seems appropriate for the music, that’s the one it will stand in.”

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The best rock band of the 80's. Crazy Rhythms is the famous classic (rightfully so) but The Good Earth is even better.

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We just found that “Lovin’ Feelin’.”

The Righteous Brothers — featuring original member Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield’s replacement Bucky Heard — just announced a handful of new dates on their ongoing ‘Lovin’ Feelin’ Farewell Tour.’

That includes stops in Jacksonville, FL (March 5), Clearwater, FL (March 9), Bowling Green, KY (March 29) and Nashville, TN (March 30).

Before that, they’ll drop into Westhampton Beach, NY’s Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Aug. 25.

“It’s great performing in towns where people want to hear these songs, and it’s been a real blessing to do that, but the traveling will stop,” Medley told Desert Sun .

That makes sense; the 83-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has been performing since 1962.

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02.) “Hold On, I’m Comin’” (Sam and Dave cover) 03.) “Just Once in My Life” 04.) “Little Latin Lupe Lu” 05.) “(You’re My) Soul and Inspiration” (Barry Mann cover) 06.) “Rock and Roll Heaven” (Climax feat. Sonny Geraci cover) 07.) “Crying” (Roy Orbison cover) 08.) “Young Blood” (The Coasters cover) 09.) “Unchained Melody” (Hy Zaret & Alex North cover)

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Bucky Heard

In 2003, Bobby Hatfield — Medley’s original fellow Righteous Brother — died at 63. For over a decade, it appeared as if the legendary group was finished.

However, in 2016, Medley heard Heard on a cruise ship performing Journey covers and was so impressed he invited him to reboot the group.

Prior to joining The Righteous Brothers, the 59-year-old Alabama native sang alongside music legends Andy Williams and Glen Campbell.

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