About this Record
Issued on Bell Records in 1969, this 7-inch single by The Groop presents two lush cuts lifted from their self-titled album (Bell 6038). Produced by Toxey French and arranged by French alongside acclaimed keyboardist/arranger Dave Grusin, the single showcases sophisticated late-1960s pop-rock and sunshine pop sensibilities.
The A-side, “The Jet Song (When the Weekend’s Over)” penned by Chris Ducey, pairs melodic sunshine-pop vocals with intricate orchestral backing. Flip it over for “Nobody At All,” written by Jeffrey Comanor, delivering warm harmonization and Grusin’s polished arrangements, making it a delightful crate find for fans of vintage studio pop and melodic soft rock.
Tracklist & Notes
- Side A: The Jet Song (When the Weekend’s Over) [3:17] – Written by Chris Ducey
- Side B: Nobody At All [3:11] – Written by Jeffrey Comanor
Arranged by Dave Grusin & Toxey French. Produced by Toxey French. Matrix references: 9289-BW / 9290-BW.
「書き込みされているレコードが多いなあ。雑に扱われていたんだろうなって思うけど、親しみを感じるね。」
(Wife’s thought: So many of these records have scribble marks on the labels! Sure, they were handled pretty roughly, but that rough history makes them strangely endearing.)
