Dean And Jean - I Love The Summertime Shes Too Respectable

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Review by Radek Vicik

Dean and Jean's album "I Love the Summertime She's Too Respectable" is a perfect tribute to the carefree days of summer. With their signature doo-wop sound, the duo delivers a collection of upbeat tracks that are sure to get listeners dancing and singing along.

The album kicks off with the title track, "I Love the Summertime," a catchy tune that sets the tone for the rest of the record. From there, Dean and Jean take listeners on a journey through the joys of summer love ("Hey Jean, Hey Dean"), the thrill of cruising around with friends ("Tra La La"), and the bittersweet feeling of saying goodbye to summer ("Goodbye Cruel World").

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Please Don't Tell Me Now," a slow ballad that showcases the duo's impressive harmonies. The song is a poignant reminder that even in the midst of summer fun, heartbreak can still happen.

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Artist: Dean And Jean
Album: I Love The Summertime Shes Too Respectable

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
She's Too Respectable2:26
I Love The Summertime2:30

Video

Dean & Jean - She's Too Respectable - 1966 - Festival FK-1508

Catalog Numbers

FK-1508

Labels

Festival Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single
  • Promo

Notes

  • A side labelled as I Love The Summertime, B Side She's Too Respectable
  • Both side DEAN AND JEAN credited as the artists

About Dean And Jean

Dean and Jean was the recording name for Welton Young and Brenda Lee Jones. It's not clear what brought them together, but both had already made separate recordings. Young had been a singer and guitarist for the Dayton R&B group the King Toppers, while Brenda's debut was a 45 under her own name. The duo was named "Dean and Jean" by their manager C. J. McLin. Together, their career had a slow start. Their 1st 45, "We're Gonna Get Married" on the Ember label from NYC got some action, but not enough to be a national hit. The song's subject matter was the basis for most of their later 45s, as they traded off lyric verses in a manner that suggested they were a dating couple. After another 45 on Ember, they made a 45 on the local Buckeye label which had a blistering R&B song "Oh Yeah" - their own song, not a Bo Diddley cover - which included a rockin' guitar break which is assumed to be Dean/Welton. In 1962 they were signed up to the Rust label, a subsidiary of Laurie records. They had a couple unsuccessful 45s to start, but their 3rd 45 for the label, their own composition "Tra La La La Suzy

Name Vars

  • Dean And Jean
  • Dean and Jean
  • Jean & Dean

Members

  • Brenda Lee Jones
  • Welton Young
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Summary by Radek Vicik

"I Love the Summertime She's Too Respectable" is a fun and nostalgic album that will transport listeners back to a simpler time. With its catchy melodies and upbeat rhythms, it's the perfect soundtrack for a summer road trip or a lazy day at the beach. Fans of classic doo-wop and 1960s pop music will definitely want to give this album a listen.

Comments

nice voice thank for the sharing
great voice .. wild but tame.
@TheArabchaser ... and thankyou for the info
Great oxymoron and i know exactly what you mean!
@TheArabchaser - How wonderful to have them as friends!!! Didn't know that about Ellie Greenwich, how interesting... rock on!
These are my friends Welton Young and Brenda Melson from my hometown of Dayton,Ohio. If you listen closely, you can hear Carole King, Valerie Simpson and Ellie Greenwich singing backup.