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	Jerry Ragovoy MP3 Downloads - Jerry Ragovoy Music Downloads - Jerry Ragovoy Music Videos
		Ragovoy also took a production/songwriting role in the careers of two of the most esteemed East Coast soul cult performers of the late '60s, Lorraine Ellison and Howard Tate.
		Three of these songs were on her final album, Pearl, and Joplin asked Ragovoy to compose a tune especially for her that she could record on the disc.
		Ragovoy has said that he did do this around the summer of 1970, but that Joplin did not have a chance to record the number -- titled, ironically, "I'm Gonna Rock My Way to Heaven" -- as she died several weeks later.
	www.mp3.com /jerry-ragovoy/artists/95829/biography.html (550 words)

	[Hpn] Fwd: Recapturing a Partnership That Was Lost;long lost soul singer, formerly homeless
		Ragovoy had already been the writer or cowriter of hits for the Majors, Garnet Mimms and Lorraine Ellison in addition to future classic-rock hits like "Piece of My Heart" and "Time Is on My Side," it was his collaboration with Mr.
		Ragovoy remarked that it was odd that anyone would want to write an in-depth piece about Mr.
		Ragovoy was excited to discover that there was no significant change in his former partner's voice.
	projects.is.asu.edu /pipermail/hpn/2001-July/004341.html (1227 words)

	Gadfly Online.
		Tate was soon reunited with producer Jerry Ragovoy and appeared in New Orleans during the Jazz and Heritage Festival.
		Jerry Ragovoy was in the audience, and Tate was more than happy to acknowledge him.
		Jerry is very involved in negotiating that because we want to take them overseas with us.
	www.gadflyonline.com /10-22-01/feature-howardtate.html (4059 words)

	ASCAP Audio Portrait: Jerry Ragovoy and Howard Tate
		When it comes to great soul albums of the 1960s, the music of vocalist Howard Tate and writer-arranger Jerry Ragovoy is among the very best.
		Howard Tate - Jerry Ragovoy recounts how Howard Tate left the music business in the 1970s and how he found him.
		Songwriting - Jerry Ragovoy says his only goal is to write a good song.
	www.ascap.com /audioportraits/ragovoy_tate.html (142 words)

	Bluebird Jazz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the years following his disappearance, Jerry Ragovoy was frequently approached by record labels and promoters seeking to locate the lost R&B master.
		It was on New Year?s Day, 2001 that a fellow musician spotted Tate in a Philadelphia supermarket and relayed the discovery to area DJ Phil Casden, who had been broadcasting an appeal for news of the missing artist.
		Ragovoy was notified and, shortly afterwards, the reunited pair began work on a new album.
	www.bluebirdjazz.com /albums/product.jsp?id=82876526922 (437 words)

	- Howard Tate Official Website -
		Utilizing top New York City session musicians such as Paul Griffin, Richard Tee, Eric Gale, Chuck Rainey and Herb Lovell, Tate and Ragovoy produced, from 1966 to 1968, a series of soul-music recordings that are regarded as some of the most sophisticated of the era.
		Ragovoy and Tate reunited for the 1972 Atlantic Records Howard Tate, which included more songs by Ragovoy along with Tate's versions of Bob Dylan's "Girl from the North Country" and Robbie Robertson's and Levon Helm's "Jemima Surrender." Again, the album was acclaimed by critics and virtually ignored by listeners.
		He then began working with Ragovoy on an album that was released, as Rediscovered, in 2003.
	www.howardtate.net /bio.html (559 words)

	Rolling Stone : Howard Tate: Howard Tate : Music Reviews
		Ragovoy also was the mastermind behind Howard Tate's first album for Verve a while back (entitled Get It While You Can) that, while impressive, was as overlooked as "Stay With Me" proved to be.
		Ragovoy's sense of production, very similar to Bert Berns' work with Solomon Burke, pivots around relaxed yet steadily reinforced rhythms–with alert, freewheeling horn or back-up vocal "chants" accenting the choruses.
		At times, Ragovoy also makes excellent use of an unidentified chorus to highlight Tate's sentiments–heard to full advantage on "Keep Cool (Don't Be A Fool)" and "Strugglin'"–and to allow him the mobility to get into his Ted Taylor-like falsetto wail.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/howardtate/albums/album/322944/review/5945652/howard_tate (596 words)

	Howard Tate: Howard Tate
		Highly regarded by soul music cultists, and virtually unknown by anybody else, Howard Tate had some minor success with the Verve label in the late '60s.
		The singer brought a lot of blues and gospel to his phrasing, but what made him palatable to the modern R&B (and, to a lesser degree, pop) audience was the Northeast soul production of Jerry Ragovoy, who also wrote much of Tate's material.
		The Very Great Howard ("Ain’t Nobody Home") Tate’s eponymous Jerry Ragavoy-produced 1972 Atlantic LP includes an awkward and extremely unconvincing take on "Jemima Surrender".
	theband.hiof.no /albums/howard_tate.html (313 words)

	Music \| Soul off ice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Fronting a band of musicians from Mississippi and New Orleans selected under the guidance of the producer of his ’60s gems, Jerry Ragovoy, he sucked a sellout crowd into a time warp.
		Ragovoy has claimed that " Howard Tate’s style is my style — I gave it to him.
		Jerry coached me, and through his coaching I developed a style that has lasted through the years.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/music/other_stories/documents/01730577.htm (2548 words)

	Beloved soul singer Howard Tate resurfaces after 30 years of mystery By WALLACE BAINE SENTINEL ENTERTAINMENT WRITER ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jerry Ragovoy, his producer and partner, made the search for Howard an obsession.
		The only Jerry I knew was this guy 30 years ago, Jerry Ragovoy, and it couldn’t be him.
		Elvis Costello, a big fan of Tate’s, contributed a song; and, after months of the kind of painstaking attention to detail for which Ragovoy was known, Howard Tate’s new album is due for a release, possibly as early as February.
	www.santacruzsentinel.com /archive/2003/January/09/style/stories/02style.htm (1159 words)

	Dionne Warwick - Then Came You \| internet radio on icebergradio.com
		Then Came You, released in 1975, has her teaming with both Jerry Ragovoy and, for one track, Thom Bell.
		Jerry Ragovoy was a successful producer who had Garnet Mimms and Howard Tate among his credits.
		For this effort, Ragovoy assembled a strong New York session band, including John Tropea, Leon Pendarvis, and Bob Babbitt.
	www.icebergradio.com /album/21557 (129 words)

	HOWARD TATE
		Even while he tended to his flock, his longtime producer Jerry Ragovoy had embarked on his own quest to find Tate.
		Working in studios near Ragovoy’s Atlanta home base, Tate divided his time between pastoring his flock and recording a new album with a top-flight support crew of musicians, included the famed Uptown Horns.
		Ragovoy produced, performed on keyboards and contributed a sheaf of original songs (including “Either Side of the Same Town” co-written by another longtime Tate fan, Elvis Costello) that rank easiest among the finest of his long career.
	www.smellslikemusic.com /artist/pages/1212/9.html (1025 words)

	Howard Tate interview
		Now, Tate is returning to his native Georgia to reunite with his old producer/songwriter, the legendary Jerry Ragovoy, for a new record before he takes off on a European tour, not to mention the fact that Tate's classic sides are on their way to coming back into print so that everyone can enjoy the music.
		This man Jerry is a genius and he latched on to a singer that really, really felt in his heart and in his mind, in his soul when he wrote for me.
		Jerry knew where to tell me to hit it at, where to not hit it at.
	www.furious.com /PERFECT/howardtate.html (3723 words)

	Press Release - Portraits In Performance Photography
		Performing these and other songs written by producer/songwriter Jerry Ragovoy, Tate's career was poised to bloom.
		Ragovoy and Tate met in New York and rekindled their partnership in early 2001.
		Work on a new recording with Jerry Ragovoy that Tate says is "Top-10 Material" is progressing now.
	www.pipphotography.com /pr02-3-12.html (899 words)

	The Number One Songs In Heaven: Number One's Greatest Hits
		Their first big hit together was the classic "Cry Baby" in 1963 which Mimms recorded with his group The Enchanters (with backing vocals by a then-unknown Dionne Warwick and her sister Dee Dee and aunt Cissy Houston).
		This emotional powerhouse of a record pretty much created the template for all big soul ballads in the 1960s (and was later covered by Janis Joplin).
		On this and subesquent records Mimms gospel-drenched wailings were set to massive, New York City-scale productions by Ragovoy for a sound that was sophisticated and uptown but deeply soulful and gut-wrenching at the same time.
	www.londonlee.com /2006/02/number-ones-greatest-hits_08.html (490 words)

	Jimmy Norman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jimmy Norman claims co-authorship with Jerry Ragovoy of the lyrics to the version of the song that is well known by music fans today.
		In early, 1964, the song was chosen for recording by Irma Thomas, then a young 23-year-old singer from New Orleans.
		A Jerry Ragovoy pseudonym, Norman Meade, was used on the Kai Winding release as N. Meade.
	www.jimmynorman.net /src/legends_timeisonmyside.html (553 words)

	Feature Item - poparchives.com.au
		After he was conscripted to serve in Vietnam he never regained his earlier 'King of Pop' status, but he re-established himself as a respected performer, especially on stage, starring in such productions as Les Miserables and Annie.
		Active from the early 60s to the mid-70s, he reappeared after years of obscurity to record a new album, Rediscovered, produced by Ragovoy, released in 2003.
		On 1974 album Streetlights, produced by Jerry Ragovoy.
	www.poparchives.com.au /feature.php?id=320 (274 words)

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		But the songwriters employed by Kirshner (Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Neil Sedaka, Neil Diamond) and by his competitors (Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich, Bert Berns and Jerry Ragovoy/Ragavoy, Kerome "Doc" Pomus and Mort Shuman) were of a caliber hitherto unseen in popular music.
		The impact of rock'n'roll was evident even on these conservative, pop songwriters: the focus of their lyrics was the teenager.
		Jerry Ragovoy/Ragavoy wrote Time Is On My Side (1964) for Irma Thomas, as well as Ain't Nobody Home (1966) and Get It While You Can (1967) for Howard Tate.
	www.scaruffi.com /history/cpt12.html (2903 words)

	Streetlights by Bonnie Raitt CD
		STREETLIGHTS represents Bonnie Raitt's attempt to transition from the rootsy, blues-based aesthetic of her first three albums toward a more accessible crossover sound.
		Producer Jerry Ragavoy de-emphasized Raitt's guitar work and loaded up the studio with female background singers, slick horn arrangements, and a particular focus on Raitt's often overlooked, sweet vocal style.
		Though she didn't write any of the material on STREETLIGHTS, Raitt's treatment of songs by the likes of Joni Mitchell ("That Song about the Midway") and James Taylor ("Rainy Day Man") are performed with an authority and nuance that let the singer claim them as her own.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/2187939/a/Streetlights.htm (399 words)

	The Originals© by Arnold Rypens
		> Writers Bert Berns and Jerry Ragovoy are specialised in shouted soul: Jerry also wrote Cry Baby (Janis Joplin) and Time Is On My Side (Irma Thomas - Rolling Stones).
		Bert was the man who lured Van Morrison to the States and who wrote Here Comes The Night for him.
		Jerry was shocked by the Big Brother & The Holding Company cover, just as he was shocked the first time he heard what the Stones had done with his Time Is On My Side (see there).
	www.originals.be /eng/main.cfm?c=t_upd_show&id=4875 (132 words)

	NPR : Singer Howard Tate and Producer Jerry Ragovoy
		NPR : Singer Howard Tate and Producer Jerry Ragovoy
		But bad record deals, the demands of touring and tragedy in his personal life took their toll on Tate.
		Back with his producer, Ragovoy, the two have collaborated on a new album called Rediscovered.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1480592 (191 words)

	What Is Love Jerry Ragovoy Chords (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Bert Berns and Jerry Ragovoy - © 1967.
		Janis Joplin - Composed by: Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Berns - © 1967...
		Joplin - Composed by: Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Berns - © 1967...
	romance.goforyourdreams.org /what-is-love-jerry-ragovoy-chords.html (1033 words)

	Howard Tate - Pandora Internet Radio
		The singer brought a lot of blues and gospel to his phrasing, but what made him palatable to the modern RandB (and, to a lesser degree, pop) audience was the Northeast soul production of Jerry Ragovoy, who also wrote much of Tate's material.
		Before establishing himself as a solo performer, Tate sang with the Gainors, a North Philadelphia doo wop group that also included future soul star Garnet Mimms.
		He recorded about ten singles with Tate between 1966 and 1969, the first for the small Utopia label, the rest for Verve.
	www.pandora.com /music/artist/7f4b06779cd1ace0 (310 words)

	Streetlights: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		So, she teamed with producer Jerry Ragovoy for Streetlights and attempted to make the crossover record that Warner so desperately wished she'd release.
		Over the years, the concessions that she made here -- particularly the middle-of-the road arrangements (as opposed to the appealingly laid-back sounds of her previous records), the occasional use of strings, but … More »
		Over the years, the concessions that she made here -- particularly the middle-of-the road arrangements (as opposed to the appealingly laid-back sounds of her previous records), the occasional use of strings, but also some of the song selections -- have consigned Streetlights to noble failure status.
	www.music.com /release/streetlights/1 (270 words)

	Dionne Warwick MP3 Downloads - Dionne Warwick Music Downloads - Dionne Warwick Music Videos
		After being a premier vocalist in the '60s, Warwick seemed to have hit a stylistic wall by the early '70s.
		Here she wasn't so much an interpreter of "great material," her voice and charm were the primary draw.
		"How Can I Tell Him," a skilled, song about exiting a relationship, written by Ragovoy and Jacob Brackman, incorporates a slick arrangement that perfectly matches the feeling of person exiting a relationship.
	www.mp3.com /albums/17243/summary.html (493 words)

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	Rolling Stone : Streetlights : Review
		On her newest album Bonnie Raitt, one of the most gifted contemporary pop interpreters, partially succeeds in coping with uncongenial production by Jerry Ragovoy.
		The uneven results illustrate an important record industry problem: How are artists to deal with a sophisticated production technology that dictates the creation of flawlessly manufactured commercial "product" and tends to disallow the idiosyncratic, spontaneous and simple?
		Ragovoy's production, while it sets off Raitt's voice as a beautiful artifact, fails to exploit her great strength as a blues singer.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/216878/review/6067850/streetlights (352 words)

	VH1.com : J. Ragovoy : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		An important behind-the-scenes force behind East Coast soul music, Jerry Ragovoy wrote or co-wrote several classic New York and Philadelphia soul records in the 1960s, often
		Around this time he began writing some songs with another excellent white soul songwriter-producer type, Bert Berns, including "Cry Baby" by Garnet Mimms, which made number four in 1963.
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