Other acts include a psychedelic band from St. Louis in 1969, a rock band from NYC in the late 70s and early 80s, a pop band from the Czech Republic, an ‘electro pop’ band from Cardiff, an alternative rock band from the Maryland area, a Canadian 70s rock trio, a Jamaican Soca (Soul/calypso) group, a rapper from Edmonton, Canada, a Korean boygroup, and a Hungarian hardcore punk band.
1) Touch was an American early progressive band formed by keyboardist Don Gallucci (formerly of the Kingsmen). They released the seminal album "Touch" in 1969 on Deram (reissued 1993 on Renaissance). Touch may have possibly been the first American progressive rock band, although there are counterclaims from supporters of equally neglected/forgotten United States Of America and now the hindsighted claims for Zappa & The Mothers of Invention. However, (unlike USA and ZAPPA) on hearing much of Touch's small catalogue of progressive music one might be forgiven for saying it was influenced by the early British prog bands, but for the facts they were formed in the mid 60's and released their only complete album 'Touch' in early 1969 in the USA/mid 1969 in the UK. In other words their music, their ideas and their special album, predates King Crimson's "In The Court of the Crimson King", generally regarded as the first fully progressive rock album. Lead by the former garage pop/rocker Don Gallucci, (inventor of the timeless Louie Louie keyboard riff in 1963 when 15, then with the Kingsmen), he brought together guitarist Joey Newman and vocalist Jeff Hawks into Don & The Goodtimes. With TV appearances, they had a pop hit "I Could Be So Good To You". But exposed to more ambitious bands, such as Jefferson Airplanes and the Beatles expanding the language of rock, and The Goodtimes themselves increasing in their music maturity, Gallucci and Newman felt compelled to move away from the limitations of 3 minute pop songs. As a result the innovative, seminal and specifically, archetypal prog song, 75, was written in early 1967. Musically and name-wise Don & The Goodtimes metamorphosed into Touch, while their fans thought they looked and had gone weird. John Bordorano and Bruce Hauser were added on drums and bass respectively. By late 1967, (to quote the band) "they had freed themselves of musical suppression and had a release of pent up creativity resulted in a flood of new musical ideas, while hallucinogenic experiences and metaphysical philosophy had given those ideas shape". And also during the end of 1967/early 1968 they had recorded their eponymously titled album.
2) Touch were a rock band from New York City formed in 1978. Members included Mark Mangold (songwriter and keyboards) and Glen Kithcart (drums), both who had previously been in the band American Tears (releasing three albums on Columbia Records).
Their single, "Don't You Know What Love Is" only reached #69 on the Billboard Hot 100. However, the song was played heavily on AOR radio stations in the USA at the end of the 1970s, and reached the #1 spot on the Melody Maker chart in Great Britain.
Touch were the first band to play at the inaugural Monsters of Rock festival at Castle Donington racetrack in 1980. Rumour has it that a member of Touch swallowed a bee while performing onstage. A live version of "Don't You Know What Love Is" appeared on a compilation LP simply called Monsters of Rock, documenting performances at the festival.
The eponymous debut album by Touch, originally issued on Atco Records in 1980, has been noted as a touchstone for artists working in the recently developed, but retro leaning, Melodic Rock genre.
Todd Rundgren produced a 2nd unreleased LP for Touch. The recordings only recently surfaced as bonus tracks on the CD reissue of the first album.
Mark Mangold has continued to write and record with and for other artists. The song "I Found Someone", a collaboration with Michael Bolton, was recorded by Laura Branigan and ultimately became a top 10 hit for Cher.
3) Touch was a psychedelic / hard rock band from St. Louis whose male/female vocal style recalled the Jefferson Airplane. Their only album, Street Suite, was released in 1969.
4) Touch is an electro-pop band from Cardiff who have since changed their name to Bluestreak Protocol.
http://www.myspace.com/touchband
5) Touch is also a rapper from Edmonton, Canada.
http://www.myspace.com/touch182
6) Touch was also a band formed in the summer of 1997 by lead vocalist and songwriter Matt Clark, drummer Chris Clark, guitarist Scott Gianforte, and bassist Mitch Loadholtz. They began performing in the Maryland/DC/VA area. In the winter of 2000, they released their debut CD Season of Birth.
7) Touch is currently a jazz / alternative / fusion band from Philadelphia, PA.
http://www.myspace.com/experiencetouch
8) Touch is an electronica/bass producer from the UK. According to xlr8r.com, "Touch tells us that he/she has previously released music under another, as yet unknown, alias".
http://soundcloud.com/thethirdsense
9) A new boy group from the same high school Rain and Se7en graduated from, has made their debut with YYJ Entertainment under the name of TOUCH. The group first began their promotions overseas by standing on stage alongside popular Chinese stars in August'10 and kicked off their Korean promotions through “M! Countdown” on October 21st.
Group Members:
Junyong
Hanjun [leader]
Young Hoon
Min Seok
Seon Woong
Dabin [maknae]
10) Touch is a hardcore punk band from Budapest, Hungary. FFO.: Burn, Dag Nasty, Lion of Judah, Soul Control
https://touchyoursoul.bandcamp.com/
11) In 1984, Marq Torien formed the band Touch with multi-instrumentalist Marc Danzeisen, future Icon frontman Jerry Harrison, and future Chalk FarM bassist Orlando Sims. The group recorded a five song demo, which was heard by Sylvester Stallone during his search for new acts to perform songs for Rocky IV. The band recorded "The Sweetest Victory" which did not appear in the film but was included on the soundtrack. The song was featured in Stallone's director's cut of the film in 2021.
Touch
Touch Lyrics
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There's something about house music
There's something magical about house
House is not just a genre
Many people say its a feeling,
Others say its a lifestyle
I Say, House Is Me
Have you ever listened to one of those house jams, That take you back
To the good old days
Saturdays, Listening to the Warehouse
Chilling at Basement Lounge
Or out at PDL in Soweto
Do You understand House?
Do You understand House?
Do You understand House?
Do You understand House?
If you don't, then take a listen to this jam
Listen to the sounds
Can't wait for the days of Deep Town Jozi
And a World At End
The Amazing nights at And Club
The Touch's song "Touch" is an ode to the genre of House music. The song opens with the line, "There's something about house music, there's something magical about house." The lyrics suggest that House music is not just a genre of music but a lifestyle and a feeling that people relate to. Touch goes on to describe House as a nostalgic feeling that takes one back to the good old days, to the Warehouse, the Basement Lounge, and PDL in Soweto. The lyrics explain that House music has the power to transport people and connect them to a particular moment in time.
Touch uses repetition in the lyrics "Do you understand house?" four times, emphasizing House's meaning and importance. This line seems to ask the listener to understand the culture and the meaning behind House and experience the music's euphoria. The song ends with Touch's excitement toward future House events in Jozi, including the And Club. The song concludes with the line, "Can't wait for the days of Deep Town Jozi and a world at end."
In conclusion, the Touch's song "Touch" is a celebration of House music that not only as a genre of music but a representation of a specific culture and lifestyle. The lyrics are powerful and emotive, reminding listeners of House's nostalgia and inviting them to experience the music's magic.
Line by Line Meaning
There's something about house music
House music possesses an intangible quality that captures its essence
There's something magical about house
There is a mystical allure to house music
House is not just a genre
House music transcends being a mere classification of music
Many people say its a feeling,
For many, house music embodies an emotion
Others say its a lifestyle
Some consider house music to encompass a way of life
I Say, House Is Me
To the artist, Touch, their identity is intertwined with house music
Have you ever listened to one of those house jams, That take you back
Have you experienced the nostalgia-inducing power of classic house tracks?
Back, way back
To a distant past far removed from present day
To the good old days
To a time regarded fondly by the artist
Saturdays, Listening to the Warehouse
Recalling a specific memory of listening to house music at a club named the Warehouse
Chilling at Basement Lounge
Relaxing at a lounge with a basement setting
Or out at PDL in Soweto
Alternatively, being at a venue in Soweto called PDL
Do You understand House?
To the artist, they question whether others fully grasp the essence of house music
Do You understand House?
Reiterated question to emphasize the artist's point
Do You understand House?
Final repetition of the question to the listener
Do You understand House?
Per the artist, understanding the concept of house music is important
If you don't, then take a listen to this jam
In the case that the listener is not familiar with house music, the artist suggests listening to this particular song
Listen to the sounds
Listen intently to the auditory elements of the track
Can't wait for the days of Deep Town Jozi
The artist is eager to experience the atmosphere of Deep Town Jozi, a place associated with house music
And a World At End
Additionally, the artist anticipates the eventual widespread popularity and longevity of the house music genre
The Amazing nights at And Club
Lastly, the artist highlights the significance of the And Club and its memorable house music events
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Thibakhaoli Bolofo
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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When I feel the time is right and you're staying by my side
And the love you gave to me makes my heart beat
When my fantasy flies away but my feelings make me stay
I see the fire in your eyes, it makes my heart beat
Do it, we'll still do it night and day
You're my all time lover
Do it, we'll still do it anyway
Like there is no other
Touch by touch, you're my all time lover
Skin to skin, come under my cover
When my heart is full of love it makes me a turtle dove
Love's the game that we play night and day
When our love is clear and bright it's our way to see the light
There's a fire in our heart night and day
Do it, we'll still do it night and day
You're my all time lover
Do it, we'll still do it anyway
Like there is no other
Touch by touch, you're my all time lover
Skin to skin, come under my cover
Do it, we'll still do it night and day
You're my all time lover
Do it, we'll still do it anyway
Like there is no other
Touch by touch, you're my all time lover
Skin to skin, come under my cover
Touch by touch, you're my all time lover
Skin to skin, come under my cover
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