The Chateaus - Im Afraid The Masquerade Is OverIf I Didnt Care
Review by Acideleo Vilar
The album "I'm Afraid The Masquerade Is Over If I Didn't Care" by Chateaus is a must-listen for fans of soulful, bluesy music. The band's unique sound blends elements of R&B, jazz, and pop to create a truly unique listening experience. The album's title track, "If I Didn't Care," is a standout, featuring powerful vocals and a haunting melody that will stay with listeners long after the song is over. Other notable tracks include "Foolish Heart," "Cry Me A River," and "Lover Man." the album is a strong showcase of Chateaus' musical talent and is sure to appeal to fans of classic soul and blues.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over | 2:10 | |
| If I Didn't Care | 2:18 |
Video
Chateaus, The - (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over - 1959
The Chateaus - I'm The One
Chateaus, The - If I Didn't Care - 1959
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Catalog Numbers
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Warner Bros. RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Single
- Promo
Notes
White Label Promo 45About The Chateaus
US vocal group from Newport News, VA.
Members: Edwin Hall (Lead), Georges Winfield (First Tenor), Olivier Sidney (Second Tenor), Leroy Jones (Falsetto), Theodore Jones (Bass)
Name Vars
- Chateaus
Members
- Leroy Jones
Comments
2023-04-11
According to GarageHangover:
The Chateaus were formed from The Shadows, who released “Shake Sherry” / “That’s All” on Jam 45-109 in September 1964.
Ray Allen (Floyd Lewellyn) and Hardy Martin owned Top Dog, Boss, Bridges, Jam, Rondo, and Tilt, all based in Kentucky.
The Chateaus were formed from The Shadows, who released “Shake Sherry” / “That’s All” on Jam 45-109 in September 1964.
Ray Allen (Floyd Lewellyn) and Hardy Martin owned Top Dog, Boss, Bridges, Jam, Rondo, and Tilt, all based in Kentucky.
2023-04-10
Always thought this had a Byrds meets The Beach Boys vibe to it.
2023-04-09
Jennie~ I am Jerry Fender, the writer of many of the songs you cite, along with my late partner Jimmy Goodman. We recorded these in Louisville in the sixties. Several bands recorded our music: The Chateaus, The Keys, et al. The biggest one for us was "I'm the One
2023-04-08
The Chateaus had several different members over the time it existed. The only two members I know for sure who were on this record were Johnny Coffman on drums, and Frank Bugbee on lead guitar. Bugbee would leave the band and join Soul Inc, and then Elysian Field.
2023-04-07
I'm from Louisville Ky. and I knew one of the guys in the group, could you please post the flip side, I've never heard it......
2023-04-07
When was this released (month and year)?
2023-04-07
Fantastic Janglefest!
2023-04-07
@TopshelfTom I,m from Louisville and I knew one of the guys in this group, but I never heard the flip side of this record, could you post it???
2023-04-06
SUPER SUPER SONG !!! Hardly ever played on the East Coast if at all
2023-04-05
Nice Version --- Thanks! ??
2023-04-04
Good job
2023-04-03
Thanks for this post, Charles! I love these early Warner Bros. 45's, issued at a time when the label was very new (having begun the year before). In fact, the Chateaus were the 21st performing act to have a single on Warner Bros. (#5023, "Satisfied" b/w "Brown Eyes"). Here's a good article about the group: http://doo-wop.blogg.org/the-chateaus-1-a125091676
2023-04-02
so pretty...won't hear songs today about "your eyes shine" no wander I'm here...
2023-04-02
The second of the three singles released by this group from Newport News (VA) on the new Warner Bros. label (they had previously had one released on Epic). They were quite good; it's too bad they didn't really make it on the charts. Thanks for sharing this rarity!
