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Can you fly me over (fly me over)
Yesterday?
Damn Yankees - High Enough (Video) - YouTube
There's a story in my eyes...
Survivor - I Can't Hold Back - YouTube
All the broken dreams, all the disappointment
Oh girl, what you gonna do?
Glenn Frey - The One You Love - YouTube
Baby you're my dream in motion and I won't give up
Billy Ocean - Loverboy (Original Videoclip) - YouTube
Remember how you made me crazy?
Remember how I made you scream?
Don Henley - Boys Of Summer Music Video - YouTube
I was at the Albert Hall in London last night (Sunday) watching the film of West Side Story with full live orchestral accompaniment. Not a great fan of musicals as a genre, but West Side Story is high art. It was wonderful.
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu7sRdRrm_w
There's something in your eyes I see
A pure and simple honesty
hold me by teddy pendergrass with whitney houston - YouTube
Don't think about what it all means
If you are a friend of mine
Alan Parsons Project - Let's Talk About Me - YouTube
The jazz show on our local Pacifica station.
West Side Story totally transcends the genre of the musical. it is a sort of opera really. But when real opera stars perform it they lose something of it's essence. Leonard Bernstein's Candide is also good - but cannot compare to West Side Story.
Solitude Aeturnus - Alone
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Can't you feel it all over?
Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke - YouTube
I remember finding out about you
Badfinger - Day After Day (1971 - HQ - Restored) - YouTube
Ironically enough, the two leads in the film mime to the vocals of others. And I've always felt that Richard Beymer was miscast and, well, wet, as Tony. But the rest of the film, from the stunning and highly innovative visuals to the choreography and the singing, never misses a beat.Quote:
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There was an interesting interview in The Guardian a short while ago with Russ Tamblyn who played Riff, which lifted the lid on some of the myths around the film.
I'm feeling happy, so here's a song that sums it up. Andrew Gold died far too young last year. One of the best "falling in love" songs ever.
http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VOBNYyf5i0
Fresh new Lupe Fiasco, "Bitch Bad"
http://soundcloud.com/atlanticrecord...h-bad-explicit
"Bitch bad, woman good, lady better"
Knock down the old, grey wall
Be a part of it all
No Matter What - Badfinger - YouTube
Ahhh... Badfinger.
Before they were Badfinger they were called The Iveys. Two of the band - Peter ham and Tom Evans later killed themselves. Very sad. They had a real melodic gift.
This song was used in the film The Magic Christan
"Carry on till tomorrow" by Badfinger - YouTube
And this was written for them by Paul McCartney.
Badfinger - Come and get it 1970 - YouTube
Solitude Aeturnus - Into The Depths Of Sorrow
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Dino - you always launch a musical nuclear bomb after every posting I make of "tunes' !!!!!
Here is the genteel Marianne faithful in the 1960s with a jagger-Richards song.
Marianne Faithfull - As Tears Go By (1965) - YouTube
Marianne Faithfull - Come and Stay With Me (Shindig! 1965) - YouTube
Before the mars bar, before the addiction, before she broke p with jagger and before she acquired a very different voice.
why d'ya do it - Marianne Faithfull - YouTube
Amy Winehouse and the Stones
Amy Winehouse and Mick Jagger Ain't Too Proud To Beg - YouTube
Songza App ... really opens the doors to music. http://songza.com/ I get no money from the recommendation but try it. At least no audio commercials a la Pandora
Yeah, I always thought this song sounded like something left off of Abbey Road.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
I was gonna post Sister Morphine. Great song, either her or Stones version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
The Rolling Stones - Sister Morphine [HQ] - YouTube
Great song from a great album
The album cover design was by Andy Warhol and the original plan was to have a pink balloon which flopped out when you pulled down the zip. Meanwhile that zip damaged any record cover you stacked it with.
Wow - the more things change the more they stay the same. This piece of drivel is from the early 1960s - Marty Wilde. Note the racist elements.
Layabouts Lament - (What a Crazy World 1963) - YouTube
I always wondered why Come And Get It sounded a bit different than the other big three hits. Now I know. It's because Tom Evans sang lead and not Pete Ham.Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
And all that matters
Is turned around
Over and over again
With that full circle
It comes down to now again
Stay The Night - Benjamin Orr (HQ Audio) - YouTube