Jamie's Cryin' - Muziek
Jamie's Cryin' by Van Halen
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Van Halen Was An American Rock Band Formed In Pasadena California In 1972. Credited With "restoring Hard Rock To The Forefront Of The Music Scene" Van Halen Was Known For Its Energetic Live Shows And For The Virtuosity Of Its Lead Guitarist Eddie Van Halen. The Band Was Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame In 2007. From 1974 Until 1985 Van Halen Consisted Of Eddie Van Halen Eddie's Brother Drummer Alex Van Halen Vocalist David Lee Roth And Bassist/vocalist Michael Anthony. Upon Its Release In 1978 The Band's Self-Titled Debut Album Reached No. 19 On The Billboard Pop Music Charts And Would Sell Over 10 Million Copies In The U.S. By 1982 The Band Released Four More Albums Van Halen II Women And Children First Fair Warning And Diver Down All Of Which Have Since Been Certified Multi-Platinum. By The Early 1980s Van Halen Was One Of The Most Successful Rock Acts Of The Day. The Album 1984 Was A Commercial Success With U.S. Sales Of 10 Million Copies And Four Hit Singles Its Lead Single "Jump" Was The Band's Only U.S. Number One Single. In 1985 Roth Left The Band To Embark On A Solo Career And Was Replaced By Former Montrose Lead Vocalist Sammy Hagar. With Hagar The Group Released Four U.S. Number-One Multi-Platinum Albums Over The Course Of 11 Years 5150 In 1986 OU812 In 1988 For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge In 1991 And Balance In 1995 . Hagar Left The Band In 1996 Shortly Before The Release Of The Band's First Greatest Hits Collection Best Of Volume 1. Former Extreme Frontman Gary Cherone Replaced Hagar And Recorded The Commercially Unsuccessful Album Van Halen III With The Band In 1998 Before Parting Ways In 1999. Van Halen Then Went On Hiatus Until Reuniting With Hagar In 2003 For A Worldwide Tour In 2004 And The Double-Disc Greatest Hits Collection The Best Of Both Worlds. Hagar Again Left Van Halen In 2005. In 2006 Roth Returned But Anthony Was Replaced On Bass Guitar By Eddie's Son Wolfgang Van Halen. In 2012 The Band Released Their Final Studio Album A Different Kind Of Truth Which Was Commercially And Critically Successful It Was Also Van Halen's First Album With Roth In 28 Years And The Only One To Feature Wolfgang. As Of March 2019 Van Halen Is 20th On The RIAA List Of Best-Selling Artists In The United States The Band Has Sold 56 Million Albums In The States And More Than 80 Million Worldwide Making Them One Of The Best-Selling Groups Of All Time. As Of 2007 Van Halen Is One Of Only Five Rock Bands With Two Studio Albums To Sell More Than 10 Million Copies In The United States And Is Tied For The Most Multi-Platinum Albums By An American Band. Additionally Van Halen Has Charted 13 Number-One Hits On Billboard's Mainstream Rock Chart. VH1 Ranked The Band Seventh On A List Of The Top 100 Hard Rock Artists Of All Time. Eddie Was Diagnosed With Cancer In 2001 And Died Of The Disease On October 6 2020. A Month After His Father's Death Wolfgang Confirmed That Van Halen Had Disbanded. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Van_Halen Studio Albums
Van Halen 1978 Van Halen II 1979 Women And Children First 1980 Fair Warning 1981 Diver Down 1982 1984 1984 5150 1986 OU812 1988 For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge 1991 Balance 1995 Van Halen III 1998 A Different Kind Of Truth 2012
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"Jamie's Cryin'" Is A Song Written By Van Halen That Was First Released On The Band's 1978 Debut Album. It Was Subsequently Released As The Third Single From The Album But Did Not Chart. It Has Also Been Released On A Van Halen Compilation Album And Was Sampled For Tone Loc's 1988 Song "Wild Thing". Some Of The Songs On Van Halen Were Written Before The Band Was Signed And Appeared On A Demo The Band Prepared To Secure Their Contract. "Jamie's Cryin'" Was Written Later After The Band Was Signed And While They Were Recording The Album. Guitarist Eddie Van Halen Played The Riff For The Song And Producer Ted Templeman And Lead Singer David Lee Roth Thought It Had Potential For A Song That Could Be A Single From The Album. Roth Remembered That "We Heard Edward Fooling Around With His Guitar Between Takes And We Yelled 'Hey Man That's Just What We Need On The Album.'" According To Templeman When It Was Time To Record The Song They Had Most Of The Melody Completed But Not The Melody For The Bridge And None Of The Lyrics Were Written. Roth Had The Idea To Write The Lyrics About A High School Romance That Didn't Last. Templeman Believes He Got The Idea From A Two-Note Lick Eddie Van Halen Played In The Song That Sounded Like Someone Crying. Templeman Stated That At First I Was Worried That The Lyrics Were Too Reminiscent Of A Fifties White Pop Breakup Song But Eventually I Realized Dave's Lyric Was A Lot Like Those Wonderful Holland-Dozier-Holland Motown Tracks Like "Where Did Our Love Go?" Those Songs Sounded Happy But Were About Heart-Rendering Breakups. The Way It Came Off Was In Keeping With That Heavy-Metal-With-A-Smile Upbeat Sound This Teenage Thing. It Ended Up Being One Of The Singles Off The Record. Roth Has Claimed That In Addition To Writing The Lyrics He Also Structured The Guitar Solo For The Song By Singing It Out. As With Other Songs On Van Halen That Did Not Use Vibrato E.G. "Runnin' With The Devil" "You Really Got Me" Eddie Van Halen Played His Rhythm Guitar Part On "Jamie's Cryin'" On An Ibanez Destroyer. "Jamie's Cryin'" Is One Of The Few Songs On Van Halen On Which Overdubs Were Used. Classic Rock Critic Dave Everley Described The Lyrics To "Jamie's Cryin'" As Being "about The Aftermath Of A One-Night Stand That’s Surprisingly Sympathetic." The Vincennes Sun-Commercial Said That It "told The Age-Old Story Of How A Girl Falls In Love But Knows The Guy Only Wants A One Night Stand." Roth Describes "Jamie's Cryin'" As A Pop Song. Roth Stated To The Cleveland Plain Dealer That "I Don't Consider It Bubblegum. It Ain't. It's A Pop Tune. I Grew Up With That Stuff With The Dave Clark Five And The Beatles." He Also Described The Song As A "cosmic Cha Cha" And Said That "We're The Band That Sold A Ricky Ricardo Rumba In 'Jamie's Cryin.'" The Song's Hook Is Similar To That On The Kiss Song "Christine Sixteen". Eddie Van Halen And Drummer Alex Van Halen Had Played On The Demo For "Christine Sixteen." In Choosing Eddie Van Halen As The Sixth Greatest "pick Squealer" Of All Time The Staff Of Guitar World Said That "With His Aggressive Pick Attack Ed Sounds Almost As If He’s Using Some Weird Wah-Wah Effect When He Pinches The Strings In The Hyperboogie Riffs Of 'I’m The One' And 'Jamie’s Crying.'" Joe Charupakorn Noted That On The Guitar Solo Van Halen "could Have Easily Wailed But Instead Chose To The Play Thematically And Appropriately To Maintain The Song's Vibe." Charupakorn Also Noted That "the Solo Makes Use Of Question-And-Answer Phrasing That Is Similar In Structure To The Intro Riff." The Morning Call Critic Len Righi Noted That The Song Was Getting Significant Radio Airplay Before The Single Came Out And Said That "its Sinewy Beat Piercing Guitar Fills And Crisp Harmonies Behind David Lee Roth's Husky Vocal Combine To Produce Powerful Rock." Ultimate Classic Rock Critic Annie Zaleski Said That "Jamie's Cryin'" "proved That Hard Rock Could Be Poppy And Melodic." Fellow Ultimate Classic Rock Critic Matt Wardlaw Said That He Loved Its "energy And The Attitude And The Power." Kiss Bassist Gene Simmons Stated That He Loves The Song Because Of The Hook. Guitar World Contributor Henry Yates Praised The "often-Overlooked Rhythm Chops That Underpinned The Stalking Groove Of 'Jamie’s Cryin.'" Allmusic Critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine Described It As A "full-Fledged Anthem" And A Song "that Changed Rock & Roll And Still Is A Monolithic Slab Of Rock To This Day." Fresno Bee Critic Carol J. Castaneda Said That The Song Demostrated That "the Band's Rock 'n' Roll Talents Are Indisputable." Guitar World Editor-In-Chief Brad Tolinski And Chris Gill Noted That The Song Featured "Van Halen's Catchiest Melody To Date" And Was A "successful Attempt At Penning A Radio-Friendly Hit." Although "Jamie's Cryin'" Did Not Chart When It Was Released As A Single Eddie Van Halen Was Disappointed That Their Cover Of "You Really Got Me" Was Chosen As The Lead Single From The Album Over "Jamie's Cryin'". He Stated That "It Kind Of Bummed Me Out That Ted Templeman Wanted Our First Single To Be Someone Else's Tune. I Would Have Maybe Picked 'Jamie's Cryin' Just Because It Was Our Own."
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Van Halen Was An American Rock Band Formed In Pasadena California In 1972. Credited With "restoring Hard Rock To The Forefront Of The Music Scene" Van Halen Was Known For Its Energetic Live Shows And For The Virtuosity Of Its Lead Guitarist Eddie Van Halen. The Band Was Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame In 2007. From 1974 Until 1985 Van Halen Consisted Of Eddie Van Halen Eddie's Brother Drummer Alex Van Halen Vocalist David Lee Roth And Bassist/vocalist Michael Anthony. Upon Its Release In 1978 The Band's Self-Titled Debut Album Reached No. 19 On The Billboard Pop Music Charts And Would Sell Over 10 Million Copies In The U.S. By 1982 The Band Released Four More Albums Van Halen II Women And Children First Fair Warning And Diver Down All Of Which Have Since Been Certified Multi-Platinum. By The Early 1980s Van Halen Was One Of The Most Successful Rock Acts Of The Day. The Album 1984 Was A Commercial Success With U.S. Sales Of 10 Million Copies And Four Hit Singles Its Lead Single "Jump" Was The Band's Only U.S. Number One Single. In 1985 Roth Left The Band To Embark On A Solo Career And Was Replaced By Former Montrose Lead Vocalist Sammy Hagar. With Hagar The Group Released Four U.S. Number-One Multi-Platinum Albums Over The Course Of 11 Years 5150 In 1986 OU812 In 1988 For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge In 1991 And Balance In 1995 . Hagar Left The Band In 1996 Shortly Before The Release Of The Band's First Greatest Hits Collection Best Of Volume 1. Former Extreme Frontman Gary Cherone Replaced Hagar And Recorded The Commercially Unsuccessful Album Van Halen III With The Band In 1998 Before Parting Ways In 1999. Van Halen Then Went On Hiatus Until Reuniting With Hagar In 2003 For A Worldwide Tour In 2004 And The Double-Disc Greatest Hits Collection The Best Of Both Worlds. Hagar Again Left Van Halen In 2005. In 2006 Roth Returned But Anthony Was Replaced On Bass Guitar By Eddie's Son Wolfgang Van Halen. In 2012 The Band Released Their Final Studio Album A Different Kind Of Truth Which Was Commercially And Critically Successful It Was Also Van Halen's First Album With Roth In 28 Years And The Only One To Feature Wolfgang. As Of March 2019 Van Halen Is 20th On The RIAA List Of Best-Selling Artists In The United States The Band Has Sold 56 Million Albums In The States And More Than 80 Million Worldwide Making Them One Of The Best-Selling Groups Of All Time. As Of 2007 Van Halen Is One Of Only Five Rock Bands With Two Studio Albums To Sell More Than 10 Million Copies In The United States And Is Tied For The Most Multi-Platinum Albums By An American Band. Additionally Van Halen Has Charted 13 Number-One Hits On Billboard's Mainstream Rock Chart. VH1 Ranked The Band Seventh On A List Of The Top 100 Hard Rock Artists Of All Time. Eddie Was Diagnosed With Cancer In 2001 And Died Of The Disease On October 6 2020. A Month After His Father's Death Wolfgang Confirmed That Van Halen Had Disbanded. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Van_Halen Studio Albums
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"Jamie's Cryin'" is a song written by Van Halen that was first released on the band's 1978 debut album. It was subsequently released as the third single from the album but did not chart. It has also been released on a Van Halen compilation album and was sampled for Tone Loc's 1988 song "Wild Thing".
Some of the songs on Van Halen were written before the band was signed and appeared on a demo the band prepared to secure their contract. "Jamie's Cryin'" was written later, after the band was signed and while they were recording the album. Guitarist Eddie Van Halen played the riff for the song and producer Ted Templeman and lead singer David Lee Roth thought it had potential for a song that could be a single from the album. Roth remembered that "We heard Edward fooling around with his guitar between takes, and we yelled 'Hey man, that's just what we need on the album.'" According to Templeman, when it was time to record the song they had most of the melody completed, but not the melody for the bridge and none of the lyrics were written. Roth had the idea to write the lyrics about a high school romance that didn't last. Templeman believes he got the idea from a two-note lick Eddie Van Halen played in the song that sounded like someone crying.
Templeman stated that:
At first I was worried that the lyrics were too reminiscent of a fifties white pop breakup song, but eventually I realized Dave's lyric was a lot like those wonderful Holland-Dozier-Holland Motown tracks like "Where Did Our Love Go?" Those songs sounded happy, but were about heart-rendering breakups. The way it came off was in keeping with that heavy-metal-with-a-smile, upbeat sound, this teenage thing. It ended up being one of the singles off the record.
Roth has claimed that in addition to writing the lyrics he also structured the guitar solo for the song by singing it out.
As with other songs on Van Halen that did not use vibrato (e.g., "Runnin' with the Devil", "You Really Got Me"), Eddie Van Halen played his rhythm guitar part on "Jamie's Cryin'" on an Ibanez Destroyer.
"Jamie's Cryin'" is one of the few songs on Van Halen on which overdubs were used.
Classic Rock critic Dave Everley described the lyrics to "Jamie's Cryin'" as being "about the aftermath of a one-night stand that’s surprisingly sympathetic." The Vincennes Sun-Commercial said that it "told the age-old story of how a girl falls in love, but knows the guy only wants a one night stand."
Roth describes "Jamie's Cryin'" as a pop song. Roth stated to the Cleveland Plain Dealer that "I don't consider it bubblegum. It ain't. It's a pop tune. I grew up with that stuff, with the Dave Clark Five and the Beatles." He also described the song as a "cosmic cha cha" and said that "We're the band that sold a Ricky Ricardo rumba in 'Jamie's Cryin.'"
The song's hook is similar to that on the Kiss song "Christine Sixteen". Eddie Van Halen and drummer Alex Van Halen had played on the demo for "Christine Sixteen."
In choosing Eddie Van Halen as the sixth greatest "pick squealer" of all time, the staff of Guitar World said that "With his aggressive pick attack, Ed sounds almost as if he’s using some weird wah-wah effect when he pinches the strings in the hyperboogie riffs of 'I’m the One' and 'Jamie’s Crying.'" Joe Charupakorn noted that on the guitar solo Van Halen "could have easily wailed, but instead chose to the play thematically and appropriately to maintain the song's vibe." Charupakorn also noted that "the solo makes use of question-and-answer phrasing that is similar in structure to the intro riff."
The Morning Call critic Len Righi noted that the song was getting significant radio airplay before the single came out and said that "its sinewy beat, piercing guitar fills and crisp harmonies behind David Lee Roth's husky vocal combine to produce powerful rock." Ultimate Classic Rock critic Annie Zaleski said that "Jamie's Cryin'" "proved that hard rock could be poppy and melodic." Fellow Ultimate Classic Rock critic Matt Wardlaw said that he loved its "energy and the attitude and the power." Kiss bassist Gene Simmons stated that he loves the song because of the hook. Guitar World contributor Henry Yates praised the "often-overlooked rhythm chops that underpinned the stalking groove of 'Jamie’s Cryin.'" Allmusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine described it as a "full-fledged anthem" and a song "that changed rock & roll and still [is a] monolithic slab of rock to this day." Fresno Bee critic Carol J. Castaneda said that the song demostrated that "the band's rock 'n' roll talents are indisputable." Guitar World editor-in-chief Brad Tolinski and Chris Gill noted that the song featured "Van Halen's catchiest melody to date" and was a "successful attempt at penning a radio-friendly hit."
Although "Jamie's Cryin'" did not chart when it was released as a single, Eddie Van Halen was disappointed that their cover of "You Really Got Me" was chosen as the lead single from the album over "Jamie's Cryin'". He stated that "It kind of bummed me out that Ted [Templeman] wanted our first single to be someone else's tune. I would have maybe picked 'Jamie's Cryin', just because it was our own." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.