For the remake, see Seth MacFarlane#The Flintstones. For the film adaptation, see The Flintstones (film). The Flintstones - This article is about the television show. Open Up Your Heart - may refer to: Open Up Your Heart (And Let the Sunshine In), a popular song written by Stuart Hamblen, published in 1954 Open Up Your Heart (album), a 1966 album by Buck Owens Open Up Your Heart (song), title track to the album Open Up Your Heart … Wikipedia The biggest hit version in the United States was a recording by the Cowboy Church Sunday School (peaking at #8 on the Billboard charts) in the United Kingdom,… … Wikipedia Open Up Your Heart (And Let the Sunshine In) - is a popular song. *" Hair (musical)" - the Broadway version contains a (different) song sub-named "Let the Sunshine In". It was later used satirically in a scene depicting the religious aspects of Twelve-Step Programs. The version sung by The Cowboy Church Sunday School was featured twice in the John Waters' film " A Dirty Shame." The song was first used as an angelic juxtoposition to the intolerant concept of NIMBY. Rebecca did the vocals for Pebbles and Ricky did the vocals for Bamm-Bamm.Īnother version was released in 1995 on a cd compilation entitled " Saturday Morning" by the band Frente!. They were managed by George Motola, who was Ricky's husband. Original vocals by Rebecca Page and her mother Ricky Page, who later became The Bermudas and then The Majorettes. The most famous recording of this song for baby-boomers featured Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm on " The Flintstones", although the song was stripped of its religious lyrics for inclusion in the show. In fact the song was recorded at that speed by Stuart Hamblen's wife and adult daughters, so that when played at 45rpm it sounds like a little girl. When played at 33⅓ rpm the vocal sounds more natural. When the Cowboy Church Sunday School version is played at normal speed, 45 rpm, the vocal sounds unnaturally high. Another US recording was made by the McGuire Sisters. The biggest hit version in the United States was a recording by the Cowboy Church Sunday School (peaking at #8 on the Billboard charts) in the United Kingdom, by Joan Regan and her son Rusty. "Open up Your Heart (and Let the Sunshine in)" is a popular song. They sweetly ended their performance with Frank Sinatra’s classic “Something Stupid”.Open up Your Heart (and Let the Sunshine in) But I think everybody was satisfied already with the likes of “Cuscatlan”, “Labour of Love”, and “Lonely”. And they didn’t play “Open Up Your Heart and Let The Sunshine In”. After the performance ended, some people started not-so-loudly shouted (asking for) “Temptation” and “Blue Monday” 😀įor “Temptation”, maybe we can wait if Moby comes to Indonesia one day, but that chance is probably pretty small, and Moby is more likely to play “New Dawn Fades” than “Temptation”. Well and uhm, Bizarre Love Triangle, but that was partly because it was New Order’s. I could only sing along to “Accidentally Kelly Street”, “Horrible”, and “Ordinary Angels”. I however, was pretty disappointed of myself. I wonder whether it was because they used to memorise them in their youth so that those songs stuck in their heads forever (like what happened to Pet Shop Boys, erasure, and Rancid songs to me), or they had just memorised the lyrics few days earlier. About the later song, Angie said that it was about a girl breaking a guy’s heart, adding “Yes, girls can also break a guy’s heart”.Īnyway I was pretty surprised that the majority of the audience (in particular those in the front rows) were able to sing-along to most of the songs from the ‘Marvin the album’. Well I must admit that I was not so familiar with their second album, “Shape” either, so I could only sing-along to “Horrible” and “Good Bye, Good Guy”. However, audience were only able to sing along to songs from their first album. Opened with “Most Beyond”, their performance was like listening to their records.
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