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The Sweet Inspirations recorded by themselves for the first time in April 1967 for Atlantic Records. That session produced the first two singles released by Atlantic, a version of "Why (Am I Treated So Bad)," a song previously recorded by The Staple Singers and a soulful version of "Let It Be Me", a French song which had been a pop and R&B hit for Betty Everett and Jerry Butler in 1964.
- USA
- 1959–1979, 1994–present
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This was The Sweet Inspirations' only Top 40 hit under their own name. It was penned by Dewey "Spooner" Oldham and Dan Penn, whose other hits include " Cry Like A Baby " by The Box Tops and " I'm Your Puppet " by James and Bobby Purify.
Líricamente, «Cry Like a Baby» es una canción sobre arrepentimiento por haber tratado mal a un antiguo interés amoroso. [2] La letra de la canción cuenta la historia de un hombre que tiene el corazón roto después de una ruptura y alienta a otros a llorar si es necesario.
- «The Door You Closed to Me»
- 1 de marzo de 1968
" Cry Like a Baby " is a 1968 song written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham, and performed by The Box Tops. The song reached No.2 in April 1968 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, a position it held for two weeks. It was kept out of the top spot by Bobby Goldsboro 's "Honey", which stayed at No.1 for five weeks.
03 Preview Sweet Inspiration - The Sweet Inspirations. 04 Preview A Woman Left Lonely - Charlie Rich. 05 Preview I Worship The Ground You Walk On - Etta James. 06 Preview I'm Living Good (With spoken intro) - The Ovations. 07 Preview Take Me (Just As I Am) - Solomon Burke. 08 Preview Cry Like A Baby - Arthur Alexander. 09 Preview It Tears Me Up ...
Introduction. The song “Cry Like a Baby” by Box Tops is a heartfelt and emotional track that captures the pain of lost love. Released in 1968 as the title track of their second studio album, this song has become a classic in the realm of sixties pop-rock.
