The Cues - Burn That Candle Oh My Darlin
Review by Arshaq Ahamadu Sulaiman
Cues' Burn That Candle Oh My Darlin is a captivating album that offers a unique blend of country and rock music. The album features twelve tracks that showcase the band's versatility and musical prowess.
From the opening track, "Burn That Candle," listeners are treated to a foot-stomping, guitar-heavy sound that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The title track, "Oh My Darlin," is a standout with its catchy chorus and infectious melody.
Throughout the album, Cues' lyrics are thoughtful and introspective, touching on themes of love, loss, and redemption. The band's musicianship is also impressive, with each member contributing their own unique style to the songs.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Burn That Candle | ||
| Oh My Darlin' |
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The Cues Burn That Candle
1st RECORDING OF: Burn That Candle - The Cues (1955)
Cues, The - Burn That Candle - 1955
Cues, The - Oh My Darling - 1955
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Catalog Numbers
- CL-14501
- CP-1024
Labels
Capitol RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Shellac
- 10"
- 78 RPM
About The Cues
Rhythm 'n' blues vocal group
Members were: Jimmy Breedlove, Ollie Jones, Eddie Barnes, Robie Kirk (an alias of ), Abel Da Costa (1929-1985)
Pianist and arranger at , brought the group to the label to fill the backing vocal needs of the label's recordings of stars. With each star they recorded, The Cues were adopting a different name: For they became . For they became . For they became . For they became . The irony is that they never recorded at as a main act.
Name Vars
- Carmen Taylor & Boleros
- Cues
- The Cue's
- The Rhythmakers
Aliases
- The Gliders
- The Four Students
- The Ivorytones
- The Boleros
Members
- Jimmy Breedlove
- Ollie Jones
- Roebie Kirk
- Eddie Barnes
Summary by Arshaq Ahamadu Sulaiman
Comments
this is the version we all remember
I like the feel of this better than the Bill Haley version. More fun, more feeling.
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Haley muscled this into a faster litler with more fun. Ended RnB hits like this, well for a while
Wow!
Great!!!
Wow!
Never heard this before. I was only familiar with the Charline Arthur recording of the song. Thank you.
Excellent post, Choock! A super selection recorded in August of 1955, by a group with a complicated history; for an expansive explanation, see Uncle Marv Goldberg's site:
http://www.uncamarvy.com/Cues/cues.html
http://www.uncamarvy.com/Cues/cues.html
this was a great underrated group.get their cd.
Is that Tennessee Ernie Ford??
