Swingin' Medallions - Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) / Here It Comes Again album flac

Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)" is a popular song written by Don Smith and Cyril Vetter and originally recorded in 1964 by Dick Holler & the Holidays. It was later recorded by the Swingin' Medallions who released it as their second single in 1966. The song became a hit for the group, peaking at on the . Billboard Hot 100. The song was banned on many radio stations due to the lines referring to drinking and sex, including "worst hangover I ever had" and "she loved me so hard".

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My Baby's Love), written by the team of Cyril Fitter and Donald Smith. On the flipside was the McElrath/Morris composition Here It Comes Again. Originally released on the tiny 4 Sale 6230 in late 1965, it only began its climb up the charts when picked up by the Mercury subsidiary Smash and re-released as Smash 2033. Prior to that, they had one earlier 1965 release for Dot records with the non-charting Bye Bye, Silly Girl b/w I Want To Be Your Guy when their name was shown as The Swinging Medallions (Dot 16721).

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A. Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love). Written-By – Fitter, Smith. B. Here It Comes Again. Written-By – Morris, McElrath. Matrix, Runout (A Side Label): AA 320 221 1F 1 670 1.

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The Medallions got together in 1962 at Lander College in Greenwood, South Carolina, when group founder John McElrath and his friends formed the band to make a little extra money to help pay for school. Soon they added the Swingin’ moniker to the Medallions name, and history was made. Smash Records liked what they heard, but before distributing the record nationally, they wanted the song altered a bit. McElrath said, They didn’t like some lines, like, ‘Woke up this morning, my head hurt so bad/ The worst hangover that I ever had,’ and made us change it to, ‘Worst morning after that I ever ha. The line, She loved me so long, and she loved me so hard were apparently considered too risqué and were changed to, She kissed me so long, and she kissed me so hard as well.