Female Species - Tale Of My Lost Love (Moonshine Vinyl) (Vinyl) (US Import)
Female Species - Tale Of My Lost Love (Moonshine Vinyl) (Vinyl) (US Import)
Other formats & editions
Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Female Species
- EAN/UPC
- 0825764107341
- Product Type
- Vinyl
- Cat No
- NUM073
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Numero Group
- Music Genre
- Rock , Folk , World music
- Styles
- Garage Rock
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Description
Female Species — Tale Of My Lost Love
Format: Vinyl • Label: Numero Group (NUM073) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Garage Rock
Tracklist:
A1. Bye Bye Bye
A2. Tale Of My Lost Love
A3. You Need Me
A4. Peace Of Mind
A5. Baby Buggy
A6. Stop And Think It Over
A7. I'm Gonna Make It
A8. Explain Why
A9. Tying The Leaves
B1. Coast To Coast
B2. There's A Rainbow
B3. Sooner Or Later
B4. Here Comes The Night
B5. Till The Moon Don't Shine
B6. In The Moonlight
B7. Someone Lock Me Up
B8. Chinchilla Hat
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Group founded by Vickie Gossett and Ronnie Gossett in Southern California in 1966. Vicki and Ronni Gossett launched their musical career as teenagers in Whittier, California in 1966. They called themselves the Female Species. Members came and went; their base of operations moved to Las Vegas, back to LA, and over to Nashville. Along the way their sound transformed from garage rock to lounge to country-pop, the only constant being an innate mastery of hooks and harmony. These ladies had it.
Along the way, they crossed paths with The Carpenters, Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Judds, and seemingly half of the industry's power players, rebuffing all untoward advances, focused always on their craft. In the 1980s they became staff songwriters for music publishing companies in the hit-making business. Relentless pushing landed them a once in a lifetime audition before the court of RCA’s top executives — the kind of new talent showcase that almost never happens after 30. Vicki and Ronni were by then in their 40s.
Source: Discogs