George Mikels Sound Machine - I'll Be Around - Spinners - 1972
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KOOL FM is KOOL 103.5 fm in Medford Oregon. KLDZ is a Classic Hits Radio station located in Medford Oregon and as of this date operated by Bicoastal Media, operating radio stations in California, Oregon and Washington. As of this date, Bicoastal Media is the the largest operator of radio stations in Oregon. "KOOL FM" focuses on "classic hits" from the 1970's 1980's and 1990's. George Mikels (Michaels) is a weekend personality with radio broadcast roots in northern California. George has extensive radio broadcast exposure in Oregon. Radio stops include, KAGO AM/FM in Klamath Falls where "Mikels in the Morning" was a mainstay against market leader, Rob Siems at KLAD FM. Other Oregon stops include KBDN - FM, KOOS - FM, KSHR - FM, KBBR - AM, KHSN - AM, KWRO - AM, KTEE - FM, KJMX - FM. KOOL FM (KLDZ) emulates the radio station playlists of radio stations from the 1970's, 1980's and 1990's.
It's 1972, and the soulful tones of The Spinners paint a vivid picture of unwavering devotion in "I'll Be Around." The song opens with a touch of concern, the singer sensing a tremor of doubt in their lover's voice. With tenderness, they offer a reassuring promise, "Whenever you call me I'll be there," emphasizing their presence "even if" there are challenges.
The chorus explodes into a powerful declaration (that later became a #3 hit on the Billboard Hot 100). "I'll be around," they sing with conviction. It's more than just physical closeness; it's a constant emotional embrace, a source of unwavering support. The lyrics repeat "I'll be there" like a hammer driving home their unwavering dedication.
The second verse deepens the connection. The singer acknowledges a deeper bond, whispering, "I know, I know you need me." This understanding elevates their promise. They're not just there out of obligation, but because they recognize their partner's reliance on them.
The final chorus reaches a passionate climax. "Just call on the name," they plead, implying that even a faint cry for help will bring them rushing. The song ends with a flurry of affirmations – "I'll be, I'll be, I'll be" – a final, unforgettable vow that transcends circumstance. "I'll Be Around" became The Spinners' first million-selling record and their first #1 on the R&B chart, solidifying its place as a timeless declaration of enduring love.
It's 1972, and the soulful tones of The Spinners paint a vivid picture of unwavering devotion in "I'll Be Around." The song opens with a touch of concern, the singer sensing a tremor of doubt in their lover's voice. With tenderness, they offer a reassuring promise, "Whenever you call me I'll be there," emphasizing their presence "even if" there are challenges.
The chorus explodes into a powerful declaration (that later became a #3 hit on the Billboard Hot 100). "I'll be around," they sing with conviction. It's more than just physical closeness; it's a constant emotional embrace, a source of unwavering support. The lyrics repeat "I'll be there" like a hammer driving home their unwavering dedication.
The second verse deepens the connection. The singer acknowledges a deeper bond, whispering, "I know, I know you need me." This understanding elevates their promise. They're not just there out of obligation, but because they recognize their partner's reliance on them.
The final chorus reaches a passionate climax. "Just call on the name," they plead, implying that even a faint cry for help will bring them rushing. The song ends with a flurry of affirmations – "I'll be, I'll be, I'll be" – a final, unforgettable vow that transcends circumstance. "I'll Be Around" became The Spinners' first million-selling record and their first #1 on the R&B chart, solidifying its place as a timeless declaration of enduring love.
