“Morning’s Calling” is a real folkie ballad that could have been performed by The Byrds in their early days as the verse sounds similar to their early recordings – the chorus is more of a pop treatment than the verse. It was the flip of their last top-ten hit record, “Lady Godiva,” which placed on the Hot 100 at #6 – in fact it was their second highest charting single only to be eclipsed by the Lennon/McCartney authored “A World Without Love” two years earlier.
Peter & Gordon at the Raleigh County Armory - mid 1960s. WWNR was the last station for which I worked. |
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