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November 18th, 2003

FRANKIE VAUGHAN - “The Garden Of Eden”

(25th January 1957)

A lucky dip of styles, crazy-paved together by Frankie Vaughan’s beefy voice. A couple of years earlier this might have worked as a smartypants big-orchestra trifle. A few later and Vaughan could have turned it into an early soul thumper. As it is he has a hell of a job holding the song together at all, as it lurches from a stripped-back guitar strut through street-corner backing to its more-or-less swingin’ conclusion. The meaning of the song is similarly adrift - a cheater’s metaphor or a lover’s whimsy? This listener is hardly moved to care either way. 4

Written by Tom on Tuesday, November 18th, 2003 | 920 views |

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