Johnny Maestro, lead singer for The Crests and Brooklyn Bridge, was born on this day in 1939. "Worst That Could Happen" was written by Jimmy Webb and originally recorded by The Fifth Dimension for their 1967 album of Webb songs, The Magic Garden. It was released on Brooklyn Bridge’s eponymous 1968 album and as a single, and peaked at #3 on the Hot 100 and the RPM (Canada) Hot Singles charts in 1969.
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This is a really good song that crescendos near the end and has the horns that just add that pop. I am surprised more people don’t sing this on one of these many shows out there like American Idol
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They probably never heard it before…
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Another song from my senior year. It was okay, but it never grabbed my attention that much. But I did hear it a lot back then.
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Tossing It Out
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I always liked it, I think because of the horns.
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In concert he’d sing all his hits with the Crests as well as all his Brooklyn Bridge hits. This song was one of my favorites
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There’s so much emotion in his voice with this one. It almost breaks your heart to hear him.
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A great song. One I’d forgotten aboutn.
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I think so, too. It’s one when you hear it, it all comes back to you…
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I agree. It’s like a wakeup call.
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aw, I remember this one, always liked it and haven’t heard it in so long –
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You can feel the pain, can’t you? That’s what’s so good about it…
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Exactly
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A terrific song. I have not seen the video before but the song is one I have enjoyed for years.
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I’ve said it a few times, you can just feel the emotion, can’t you?
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Yes you canm
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