About this Record
This 1972 7-inch promo single showcases the obscure pop/rock act Royale Five Plus One on Loren Becker’s US imprint, Evolution (a division of Stereo Dimensions, Inc.). Notably, the tracks credit Jeffrey Pescetto (Jeff Pescetto) as a primary songwriter, who would later go on to build an accomplished career as a prolific session vocalist and composer in Hollywood and television animation.
Marked as a radio promotion copy (‘Promotion Copy Not For Sale’) with monaural mixes on both sides, the single features the plugged A-side star track ‘Look At Me, I’m The One’ backed with ‘Terri’. Produced by Steve Zinz for Steven M. Zinz Productions, this 45 rpm artifact captures the sunny early-’70s melodic pop-rock and teen vocal sound, highly sought after by regional 45 collectors and pop archivists.
Tracklist & Notes
- Side A: Look At Me, I’m The One (3:05) [Matrix / Runout: 45231] — Written by J. and J. Pescetto, T. and T. DiPaula
- Side B: Terri (2:20) [Matrix / Runout: 45232] — Written by Jeffrey Pescetto
Format: 7″ 45 RPM Single, Promo, Mono. Published by Lobek Music (ASCAP). ℗ 1972 Stereo Dimensions, Inc.
「「私を見て」。日本人はあんまり言わないよなあ。自己顕示欲強すぎって思う。」
(Wife’s thought: “Look At Me.” Not really something you hear much from Japanese people—a bit too much of a cry for attention, if you ask me.)
