Rhythm Of The Falling Rain (the Cascades cover)

This is a playlist of songs from old Sharps albums.

No More I Love Yous

Adam Presley - The Lady Loves Me (Me & Ann Margret)

Dexys Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen (Official Music Video)

Blue Moon - Frank Sinatra (cover)

As Eliza Doolittle in the 2009 Production of My Fair Lady at the Theatre Royal Brighton

I Could Have Danced All Night

A Sara Bareilles cover of an Elton john tune. 

Piano/Vocals: Sarah Ulloa

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

((Covered by "Abdelhameed"))

Vocals and Music Production: Abdelhameed
Originally written and sung by "John Lennon" 1971.

Lyrics:

Imagine there's no heaven 
it's easy if you try
no hell below us
above us only sky
imagine all the people
living for today

imagine there's no countries
it isn't hard to do
nothing to kill or die for
and no religion too
imagine all the people 
living life in peace, you

you may say i'm a dreamer
but i'm not the only one
i hope some day u'll join us 
and the world will be as one

imagine no possessions
i wonder if you can 
no need for greed or hunger
a brotherhood of man 
imagine all the people
sharing all the world, you 

you may say i'm a dreamer
but i'm not the only one
i hope some day u'll join us 
and the world will live as one

Imagine - John Lennon (Acoustic guitar cover by Abdelhameed)

The early eighties proved to be an exploratory period for Donna Loren's music. After her retirement in 1968, she fully devoted herself to being a wife and mother of three children. In 1980, she developed a rapport with pianist John Thomas and legendary guitarist James Burton, to produce a plethora of songs over a two year span. Most of the music was recorded at Amigo Studios in Burbank, California. Two of the songs, Wishin’ and Hopin’ and Somewhere Down the Road were released by Warner Bros Records in 1982. She performed the latter on the Merv Griffin Show in 1984 and in February, 1985 she performed Hard to Believe in Tokyo at an International Ballroom Dancing event and the video performance is included as a BONUS on the full CD.  Sedona and Simply Loving You were released in 1982 on Donna's own Royalty Records label. All of the other tracks and the Bonus Video have never before been seen or heard by the public. On Sedona, James Burton, whom Donna worked with since childhood, orchestrated a reunion of his former Elvis band to play back-up: Ronnie Tutt on drums, Jerry Scheff on bass, Glen D. Hardin on piano, himself on guitar and special guest Chris Hillman (Flying Burrito Bros) on mandolin. Wishin’ and Hopin’ was recorded in Nashville with musicians David Hungate (Toto) on guitar and John Thomas on piano. A host of other musicians organized by either David or John have contributed to this gem.



No use For a Name - International You Day (acoustic cover)

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