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 Instead of recording a Beatles cover, they chose one of the most beloved classics by the Rolling Stones, thoroughly cleansing the text.

 A record not to be torpedoed but not exactly to be praised; it seems to have been produced a bit too quickly.

I Calipop’s singles feature covers of Rolling Stones and Endrigo classics, performed with musical skill but uneven expression. The band’s gentler beat style contrasts with original versions, resulting in charming yet sometimes timid renditions. Production and arrangement choices seem rushed, with some parts better than others. Overall, a respectable but not remarkable record. Listen to I Calipop’s nostalgic beat covers and explore the unique 1960s Roman soundscape.

 "Despite its somewhat elementary structure... the song comes out with strength and absolutely winning flair."

 "Eric’s swan song is hailed with his electric guitar throughout, also because it’s an instrumental piece, thus very inclined to leave space for the guitarist."

This review explores The Yardbirds' 1965 hit 'For Your Love,' highlighting its unique harpsichord intro, the transition from Eric Clapton to Jeff Beck, and the song's pop-rock blend. Written by Graham Gouldman, the single marked a turning point for the band despite early challenges. The B-side features a strong bluesy instrumental with Clapton's intense guitar work, serving as a memorable farewell. Overall, the record is celebrated as a classic and essential piece in 60s rock history. Discover the story behind The Yardbirds' classic hit – listen now and experience the iconic sound that shaped 60s rock!