His Best Album
5
By WordPlayLover
I first bought this LP in the 60s when I was a teen - owned it right up until last year, when I finally went all digital. These are the original - and best - recordings. I have been a huge fan of Pitney's all my life and finally got to shake his hand about 6 months before he died. His voice will never be equalled! BTW, "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valence" WASN'T used in the movie. Burt Bacharach and Hal David, who collaborated with Pitney on a lot of his music, wrote it AFTER they saw the movie! And it became a bigger hit than anything in the movie.
Depth of feeling
5
By ChuckDRI
This music expresses a depth of feeling and story telling at its best in the history of music.
Question
3
By BossierNut
R These The Original Recordings? I hate wasting my money on Re-Recordings. Please Help!
RIP GENE!!
5
By katie@eba
I saw him live in concert about a month before he died, and let me tell you, i was the youngest person in that theater! i was only eight then!! I have always loved his music and my friends love it when i sing gene pitney to them, lol. PLEASE PUT MORE ON ITUNES!!
