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Lesley Gore wore many hats, so to speak: pop goddess, teen idol, feminist icon, and more. One that I’d never considered before hearing Someplace Else Now, though, was sweet singer-songwriter. This album proves Gore’s talent for crafting relatable lyrics that make the listener feel as though she is singing directly to him or her. They’re ...
Sounding similar at times to Carole King (whose Tapestry record, released a year earlier, no doubt played a major influence on Gore's artistic direction with Someplace Else Now) and Dusty Springfield, this is mainly a blue-eyed soul session with no real standout performances. This is not to say that Gore's vocals or the performances are bad, they're just not as memorable as many of her ...
The Supremes. The Complete Warner Bros. Singles. Dionne Warwick. Boys, Boys, Boys. Lesley Gore. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2015 CD release of "Someplace Else Now" on Discogs.
Gore wrote or co-wrote (with Ellen Weston or her brother Michael, with whom Lesley would later gain renewed acclaim for collaborating on the score to the hit film Fame) every song on the album. Though it failed to make a significant commercial impact at the time, Someplace Else Now has come to be regarded as a lost, blue-eyed soul gem, and it makes its worldwide CD debut on this Real Gone ...
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1972 Vinyl release of "Someplace Else Now" on Discogs.
Lesley Gore: Someplace Else Now (2015/Real Gone) 12 tracks (40:32), original album was released in 1972 as Mowest MW117L, 12-page booklet with extensive liner notes and nice pictures. MM/ Bear Family Records. Article properties: Lesley Gore: Someplace Els ...
An obscure later album from Lesley Gore – and a set that's far more mature and adult than you might know from her 60s girl pop hits! The album's cut for Motown's MoWest subsidiary, and has the same hip style as other albums on the label at the time – kind of a California singer/songwriter style, which fits well with all the original material penned by Gore for the album – arranged with ...
