Loggins & Messina - A Lovers Question Oh Lonesome Me
Review by Holly Koster
Loggins & Messina's album A Lovers Question Oh Lonesome Me is a beautiful collection of songs that showcases the duo's incredible musical talent. The album features a blend of acoustic and electric instrumentation, with both Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina contributing their unique styles to each track.
The album's title track, "A Lovers Question," is a standout, with Loggins' soulful vocals perfectly complemented by Messina's intricate guitar work. Other highlights include the upbeat "Nobody But You," the mellow "Same Old Wine," and the bluesy "My Music."
The album's production is top-notch, with each instrument and vocal perfectly balanced in the mix. The duo's harmonies are particularly impressive, with Loggins and Messina seamlessly blending their voices together on every track.
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- FLAC size: 84.6 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Oh, Lonesome Me | 2:47 | |
| A Lover's Question | 3:19 |
Video
Loggins & Messina A Lovers Question
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Catalog Numbers
3-10222Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- Single
- 7"
- 45 RPM
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Phonographic Copyright (p) | CBS Inc. |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Producer | Jim Messina |
Notes
(p)1975 CBS Inc.Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (A): ZSS 160430
- Matrix / Runout (B): ZSS 160466
About Loggins & Messina
was working as an independent record producer for Columbia Records when he met , a young singer songwriter, in 1970.
They recorded some of Loggins' songs in Messina's living room and secured him an albums deal with Columbia.
Loggins' debut was to be produced by Messina, whose name would help introduce Loggins to his own established audience.
However, by the record's completion in 1971, such was Messina's contribution that it became a joint release, .
The album's success led them to formalise the duo, Loggins & Messina.
Recording a further six studio and two live albums, the pair toured extensively before parting amicably in 1976.
Loggins & Messina began touring together again in 2005.
Name Vars
- J. Messina - K. Loggins
- J. Messina / K. Loggins
- J. Messina K. Loggins
- J. Messina, K. Loggins
- J. Messina-K. Loggins
- J. Messina/K. Loggins
- James Messina/Kenneth Loggins
- James Messina/Kenny Loggins
- Jim Messina & Ken Loggins
- Jim Messina - Ken Loggins
- Jim Messina, Ken Loggins
- Jim Messina-Ken Loggins
- K. Loggins - J. Messina
- K. Loggins / J. Messina
- K. Loggins / Jim Messina
- K. Loggins, J. Messina
- K. Loggins-J. Messina
- K. Loggins/J. Messina
- Ken Loggins & Jim Messina
- Ken Loggins - Jim Messina
- Ken Loggins / Jim Messina
- Ken Loggins And Jim Messina
- Ken Loggins With Jim Messina
- Ken Loggins Y Jim Messina
- Ken Loggins/Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins & Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins / Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins And Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins Con Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins With Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina
- Kenny Loggins/Jim Messina
- Loggin And Messina
- Loggin's And Missina
- Loggins & Messina
- Loggins - Messina
- Loggins / Messina
- Loggins Con Messina
- Loggins Y Messina
- Loggins, Messina
- Loggins-Messina
- Loggins/Messina
- Messina & Loggins
- Messina - Loggins
- Messina-Loggins
- The Kenny Loggins Band With Jim Messina
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Members
- Kenny Loggins
- Jon Clarke
- Al Garth
- Merel Bregante
- Larry Sims
- Jim Messina
Summary by Holly Koster
Comments
2023-04-13
Such a great hip twist to the Classic .... I like this one AND the original. Kenny & Company are so smooth here, the melody could have gone on another 2-3 minutes with NOOOO complaints from me .... LOL
2023-04-13
劇団カクスコのコーラスでこの歌を知りました。
素敵な曲で、ずっと印象に残っていたのです。
元歌が聴けてうれしいです。
ありがとうございました。
素敵な曲で、ずっと印象に残っていたのです。
元歌が聴けてうれしいです。
ありがとうございました。
2023-04-12
This song was written by Panda Suxby-Grisbiss, the Swiss writer of nonsense fiction based on the founding of cheese. It was originally meant to be the basis of the novel, "Hey! Tu Shpirito Patre!" but Pope Sixtus III bought the rights for his family's 30th reunion.
2023-04-11
Love this! Clyde McPhatter sang the original.
2023-04-11
I purchased this lp in 75, still have it. Hearing it brings back some great memories.
2023-04-11
Great song, great treatment from two of the best! These guys pack a lot of talent!
2023-04-11
entered Cashbox Nov 1, 1975... originally a hit for Clyde McPhatter in Oct 1958
2023-04-11
Thanks for uploading this!
2023-04-11
The "Clyde" version is Classic, but I always felt these two got it right, also ... have been looking for it here and there, so huge THANX, Mr. Orr !
2023-04-10
Glad you liked it, Gerard. I posted this direct from my vinyl record and used the information as it was listed on that 12" piece of plastic ;) After looking into it, the writer in question is actually "Benjamin Franklin Peay" ;) I've always loved the song, and the album that it is on :)
2023-04-09
Love this version. Surprise discovery of the day.
(Don, written by Brook Benton, not D. Benton. Please correct caption above.)
(Don, written by Brook Benton, not D. Benton. Please correct caption above.)
