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A masterpiece of a pop ballad featuring dramatic vocals and a magnificent arrangement.
A dramatic pop song by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, this single combines magnificent strings with passionate vocals, making it a symbol of American pop in the late 1960s.
Gary Puckett's baritone voice is enveloped in heavy strings and brass, creating a dramatic tension. "Young Girl" is known for its dramatic development and mournful melody, boasting an unprecedented scale for pop music of the time. The classically influenced arrangement builds emotionally towards the chorus. The band's performance is tight, designed to highlight the vocal presence. The B-side, "I'm Losing You," also has a soulful flavor, and both singles showcase the group's versatility. This is a classic single that demonstrates the perfection of 1960s pop.
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- Producer - Jerry Fuller
- Written-By - J. Fuller
- Arranged By, Conductor - Al Capps
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