Name: I've Been Lonely Too Long by Bill March
Duration: 3 min 17 s
Description: Remake of the classic song by the Rascals.

Remake of the classic song by the Rascals.

I've Been Lonely Too Long

Westside Steve Simmons sings the Bobby Darrin hit.
Written by Kurt Weill and provided here solely for the purposes of discussion commentary and criticism.
Not for profit.

Mack The Knife

Burt Bacharack
is the worlds greatest composer of romantic music covering every aspect of the emotion. 
I hope my voice does it justice.
Happy Valentine's Day 2025 ❤️🌹🍷

Anyone Who Had A Heart

The In Crowd

A remake of a song by legendary Cleveland band, American Noise

American Noise

Kevin

I Need You

Grackles are talking on the telephone wires
Firetruck wailing on the way to a fire
Across the hills the highway and the whining of tires
It’s all music to me

The voice of a ten year old talking on the phone
Complaining that his sister won’t leave him alone
I can hear his Grandma’s reassuring tone
It’s all music to me
It’s all music to me

The cooing of the dove in the hackberry tree
Hummingbird's invisible sound
And the ten year old boy has a question or three
He hears the beauty all around

The coyote howling as he joins the fray
The buzz of the mosquito that wont go away
All God’s children got something to say
And it’s all music to me
It’s all music to me


Stravinsky gave us springtime, the Beatles gave us rain
Leonard Cohen showed us how to be found
And the Good Lord gave us Mister John Coltrane
Yeah they heard the beauty all around
They heard the beauty all around

Ten year old boy’s learning how to be brave
Preacher's saying words at his Grandma’s grave
Said when we’re done, it’s just the love you gave
it’s all music to me
It’s all music to me
It’s all music to me
It’s all music to me

It's All Music To Me - Mark Addison

Over the Line
Radio Dreams
Slippin' over the Edge

John Gorman 
Principal and Chief Content Officer at oWOW radio
Program Director of WMMS Cleveland
From 1980. American Noise was still another best kept secret Cleveland band that delivered a notable debut album - but remained undiscovered beyond of Greater Cleveland region by reasons well beyond their control. Fronted by brothers Craig and Bruce Balzer and a who’s who of prominent local musicians, American Noise was signed by Planet Records, a vanity label owned by famed producer Richard Perry, (Carly Simon, Nilsson, Ringo Starr, Fanny, Diana Ross, Barbara Streisand, among others). Regrettably, Perry’s only successful Planet label album was by the Pointer Sisters, and it was their last charting LP.  Regardless of the album being recognized as a power pop masterpiece, the band, like many others in the region, did not have the essential management contacts to broaden its base.  The Planet label was also underfunded and even with Elektra Records’ WEA distribution, the album did not receive sufficient national promotion and marketing.  But in Greater Cleveland, American Noise were one of the top-selling, top drawing and best live bands. 

Recorded: @ After Dark Recording summer 1981 possibly after debut album.
second album demos? 

OVER THE LINE
RADIO DREAMS
SLIPPIN OVER THE EDGE

Personnel

Craig Balzer
Bruce Balzer 
Tommy Rich 
Greg Holt
George Sipl 
Jerry Moran

Radio Dreams Music - BMI

AMERICAN NOISE 3MORE  2020

I Believe-Browns Town

A more adult contemporary version than the original

I've Been Lonely Too Long

Bill March

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