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ELTON JOHN - "Are You Ready For Love?" Elton John’s best moment at number one comes with a forgotten track from a barely-noticed late-70s EP, lucked onto years later by someone in Sky Sports’ ad agency, remixed (delicately…. She was more interested in him knocking her up. Oh, and of course I took it as read that Anita was not inviting the guy round to test her doorbell. As with Freda Payne with “Band Of Gold” at the top of the decade, if Anita Ward was only going to have one hit, it was just as well that it was this. Back in the day, I was in the other camp (New Wave, as opposed to “Soul-heads”) but this one captivated me, and when I hear it today, ma feet start a-tappin’ and ma fingers start a-clickin’ in reaction to the impressive piece of music that it is. The result is first rate and the disc soared high not only here but in the US, Canada and all over Europe. Anita’s performance is also excellent, following the arrangement just nicely on the verse before raising the pitch on the chorus. It grabs attention from the start with the “boing-boings”, allied to a sharp fast drum beat and well-positioned bass line. “Ring My Bell” for me is certainly one of the finest tracks of the Disco period. Anita Ward may never have been heard of again but she was an interesting if not unique character, having graduated with a degree in psychology prior to becoming a recording artist. Phew! To and from Brussels with less fuss than I could have hoped for. « BLONDIE – “Sunday Girl” TUBEWAY ARMY – “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?” » Comments « 1 2 3 All * (…or wonder, till it drives you mad, what would have happened if you had!) The whole package is deceptively familiar and giddy – listen closer and you hear something fey in the old way. Ward herself gives a terrific performance, of course, following the lyrical shift from housewifely smoulder – “while I put away the dishes” – to the second verse which makes it a lot clearer who’s taking the lead: “ring my bell”* becomes a command. As the song progresses the backing elves come more to the fore, their gleeful chatter and strange clipped shrieks – “Ding-dong-ding! Wheeeee!” – tilting the song further from its expected axis. This emphasis on the treble is worked so “Ring My Bell” sounds tiny, not tinny: Ward – and particularly her backing singers – sound more elfin than sexual in their allure, and “Ring My Bell” has an eerie tint to it, like a fairyland temptation. #Anita ward ring my bell mp3 how to
“Ring My Bell” is a disco masterclass in how to use the treble – the bell itself (sounds like it’s off a bicycle!), the laserbeam bleeps, Anita Ward’s impishly breathy voice, and the skritch-skratch guitar in the middle of the stereo pan, halfway between a mouse and a typewriter.
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