Just when you thought you knew everything about EARLY Madonna, a whole bunch of earlier Madonna appears out of nowhere. I'm now waiting for a string of unknown 70's Albums to surface. Madonna the hippy years.
lyrics; Oh it feels so nice to say your name you've captured me I'm not the same and when your standing here it makes no sense i lose all my self confidence and i know about your reputation baby i don't care you're such a sweet sensation won't you take me for your lover, I don't want to have another won't you take me for your lover, I don't want to have another I want you I want you I want you I want you And/Babe/You don't know what you've done to me I'm feeling (going) weaker at the knees And though i took my chance when i tossed the dice i didn't think it would be this nice i never fall in love, i'm much too clever but you stole my heart and i'm yours to keep forever won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another I want you I want you I want you I want you Someone like you just won't do and i don't want them anyway I want you I want you I want you I want you Won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another Won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another Someone like you just won't do (no) and I don't want them anyway) I want you I want you I want you I want you -- this feels like the sequel to Open Your Heart
Yeah -- Gwen is a major Madonna fan so that totally makes sense. It reminds me of some early Blondie songs, like "Sunday Girl." This song, plus the awesome, edgy new wave version of "Burning Up" that is floating around TH-cam, show Madonna's versatility, and they show how Madonna was still trying to figure out her sound at this early stage. I really, really wish that the fantastic new wave version of " Burning Up" had made it onto the album.
before Lady Gaga, Gwen Stefani, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Shakira, J-Lo, there was Debbie/Deborah Harry, Lita Ford, Joan Jett, Patty Smyth, Chrissie Hynde, Stevie Nicks, Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Cyndi Lauper, Annie Lennox, Heart's Ann & Nancy Wilson, Grace Slick and Pat Benatar..
@coursestudent You are totally right. This sounds like an outtake from the first album put out by Scandal. It's sort of generic rock meets early new wave sound. Imagine if she had stuck with this sound...she would not have become the most successful female recording artist in pop history.
Yep, the sound is very reminiscent of Tracey Ullman. It's worth noting though that Tracey's 60s-tinged album came out in 1983 and this was a full two years before. I like this, a side of Madonna I've never heard before.
@toscano alexandre Have you noticed it's almost always female singers who are judged by their voices and very little else? Neil Young, David Byrne, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed to name just a few, have very limited vocal ranges, questionable pitch, some of them flat out can't sing in key and yet that never prevents them from being recognised as major talents. Now Madonna was writing her own material in the early days and by the time Like A Prayer was released it was clear she was a brilliant lyricist, had great melodic sensibility and was no mean producer herself. On that album alone, she displayed great vocal range, astonishing emotional depth and an ability to sing very different types of songs: Express Yourself, Like a Prayer, Oh Father, Promise to Try, Cherish, Spanish Eyes, Keep it Together, Till Death Do Us Part. All so different but she nails them all. Rant over. But I feel better for it!
Never heard this track, like somebody already said it has a Blondie vibe. Like it. Early days were the best. However, what is actually the story with Otto von Wernherr, that's a very weird compilation. I have the CD-single "cosmic climb". Just bought it out of curiosity but it is awful.
Thanks wow I never listened to this song before ! Not bad. I like it but I think it wasn't the right sound for her, so she's been right to turn that page with Barbone...
Blondie was great but Debbie Harry for all her charisma and talent wasn’t exactly known for being any kind of vocal powerhouse. She had a unique, expressive, and easily identifiable sound that made up for it, though. Basically like Madonna.
Just when you thought you knew everything about EARLY Madonna, a whole bunch of earlier Madonna appears out of nowhere. I'm now waiting for a string of unknown 70's Albums to surface. Madonna the hippy years.
En verdad esta canción tiene tanta frescura que sin problemas pudo haber salido hace 30, 20, 10 años o un poco menos o incluso ahora mismo 😱
I think, quite simply one of my favorite Madonna songs!
lyrics;
Oh it feels so nice to say your name
you've captured me I'm not the same
and when your standing here it makes no sense i lose all my self confidence and i know about your reputation
baby i don't care you're such a sweet sensation
won't you take me for your lover, I don't want to have another
won't you take me for your lover, I don't want to have another
I want you I want you I want you I want you
And/Babe/You don't know what you've done to me
I'm feeling (going) weaker at the knees
And though i took my chance when i tossed the dice i didn't think it would be this nice
i never fall in love, i'm much too clever but you stole my heart and i'm yours to keep forever
won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another
won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another
I want you I want you I want you I want you
Someone like you just won't do and i don't want them anyway
I want you I want you I want you I want you
Won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another
Won't you take me for your lover, i don't want to have another
Someone like you just won't do (no) and I don't want them anyway)
I want you I want you I want you I want you
-- this feels like the sequel to Open Your Heart
Thank you Madonna for continuing to take the stabs for these younger artist...age is just a number!!!
She was clearly in the Blondie/Pat Benatar mode here.
Still listening to this unreleased BOP in 2023. ❤
Ohhh I looove this one! makes me feel teenager again!
I wrote my "Proposal" in 1994, dropping it off to Maverick Records in Los Angeles CA. 2005 was awhile ago, but somethings are worth waiting for!
i never heard this rare song,...it reminds a perfect tv code..one of the 80's...very very niceee
I thought the same thing when i
Listened the song for the first time
Just found these demos - LOVE! ❤
Ce refrain est d'une efficacité imparable, paroles comme mélodie : "Won't you take me for your lover/I don't want to have another"
Kinda reminds me of a song the band No Doubt would sing! I love it!
Yeah -- Gwen is a major Madonna fan so that totally makes sense. It reminds me of some early Blondie songs, like "Sunday Girl." This song, plus the awesome, edgy new wave version of "Burning Up" that is floating around TH-cam, show Madonna's versatility, and they show how Madonna was still trying to figure out her sound at this early stage. I really, really wish that the fantastic new wave version of " Burning Up" had made it onto the album.
before Lady Gaga, Gwen Stefani, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Shakira, J-Lo, there was Debbie/Deborah Harry, Lita Ford, Joan Jett, Patty Smyth, Chrissie Hynde, Stevie Nicks, Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Cyndi Lauper, Annie Lennox, Heart's Ann & Nancy Wilson, Grace Slick and Pat Benatar..
Nah I hear the Pretenders
@@danbam3411 One doesn't prevent the other.
@@4Mr.Crowley2 I was gonna say Blondie too.
This track is unf'inbelievable
Another no.1 smash hit song Precious honey bunny baby Madonna! 😘😘😘😘💋💋💋💋🥰🥰🥰🥰💘💘💘💘❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😊😊😊😊
This reminds me of a combination of The Pretenders meets The Gogo's. So fun!
OH MY GOSH you are SO RIGHT! That is the perfect description of this song!
Belinda Carlisle / Chrissie Hynde (new wave / (punk) rock) mashup
The Queen of Pop
What stupid idiot studio wouldn't sign her after hearing this gem of a demo? Damn, they missed out big time.
I love this song it's simple and sweet.
And I thought I had heard every M song from the gotham sessions! Gotdamn you made me happy!
*N O S T A L G I A* ♥️♥️♥️
Lovely!!!
omg! i really love this! i am gonna sing this for my talent show! i just wish there was an instrumental version!!
A real good track , it should have been released , it s not fair !
Awesome....I like this song, this music, Madonna
Forever the best!❤❤
This is super cute! ❤
i love this song.....is very simple........
My Queen
@coursestudent You are totally right. This sounds like an outtake from the first album put out by Scandal. It's sort of generic rock meets early new wave sound. Imagine if she had stuck with this sound...she would not have become the most successful female recording artist in pop history.
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I love this song. I want my band to cover it
At 0.75 speed, from 0:22 to 0:36, it's reminiscent of Tracey Ullman's "They Don't Know".
That's the first thing I thought too.
Yep, the sound is very reminiscent of Tracey Ullman. It's worth noting though that Tracey's 60s-tinged album came out in 1983 and this was a full two years before. I like this, a side of Madonna I've never heard before.
She doesn't sing so bad. There are worst singers who aren't so criticated
I agree. Nobody bags Diana Ross.
@toscano alexandre Have you noticed it's almost always female singers who are judged by their voices and very little else? Neil Young, David Byrne, Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed to name just a few, have very limited vocal ranges, questionable pitch, some of them flat out can't sing in key and yet that never prevents them from being recognised as major talents. Now Madonna was writing her own material in the early days and by the time Like A Prayer was released it was clear she was a brilliant lyricist, had great melodic sensibility and was no mean producer herself. On that album alone, she displayed great vocal range, astonishing emotional depth and an ability to sing very different types of songs: Express Yourself, Like a Prayer, Oh Father, Promise to Try, Cherish, Spanish Eyes, Keep it Together, Till Death Do Us Part. All so different but she nails them all. Rant over. But I feel better for it!
Cecily Macnamara Paul McCartney is know for his very wide vocal range tho the others you named i really agree with
@@cecilymacnamara1228 I totally agree with you, I had noticed this fact like you :) And that is what I wanted to express with my commentary
@@cecilymacnamara1228 I agree : Like a payer is a real masterpiece
i love this song // madonna I LOVE Y O U !!!!
Very clear double track. Love the octave changes so unique. Did she write this solo?
this is awesome
Beautiful
Love
I like.this song! Big time.
Great to hear this rare track, but thank God she switched to dance!
Reverse Alanis Morissette.
I see where Gwen Stefani got her Madonna influence from.
Awesome! Love it.
This is still better than what she did in the last 10 years.
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Sounds like Debbie Harry + GoGos + Pat Benatar
Sounds Very Much Like The Go Go's
Love this song! Is it an old hit?
It was never realised, it was performed before she was ever famous
Never heard this track, like somebody already said it has a Blondie vibe. Like it. Early days were the best. However, what is actually the story with Otto von Wernherr, that's a very weird compilation. I have the CD-single "cosmic climb". Just bought it out of curiosity but it is awful.
lindo amei
No canta mal
On that picture she looks like Nena.
Madonna was destined to be a solo artist...
A 60 song
Better than anything she did in the last 10 years.
Thanks wow I never listened to this song before !
Not bad. I like it but I think it wasn't the right sound for her, so she's been right to turn that page with Barbone...
Barbone has said that it was Madonna herself who wanted to be a rocker.
I think this would have been a good song to be released on her 1st or second album.
sounds like pretenders like she said
She was able to loose all this stuff just to be free and start again.
make peace with yourself, you sound like a hater not me
this song kinda sucks. the stuff she wrote on her own and with Bray was better.
How do you know she didn't write this herself?
This is like a Kim Wilde/Pat Benatar/Blondie carbon copy except they all could sing.
I hear Traci Ullman in there too. Her early years before she became a megastar are very interesting
phil doux you can't police people's opinions. And btw, that's Queen Queef to you
Asshole
Blondie was great but Debbie Harry for all her charisma and talent wasn’t exactly known for being any kind of vocal powerhouse. She had a unique, expressive, and easily identifiable sound that made up for it, though. Basically like Madonna.