Name: Elvis Presley - In The Ghetto by Rob Noordeloos
Duration: 2 min 59 s
Description: A cover of this great song, sung by Rob Noordeloos and produced by Peter Rechsteiner.

I really love this song! if you don't then you are missing something REALLY Good!

King of rock n roll elvis presley generation through generation will be knows

A parody of and old classic hit rewritten for where we've been and where we are headed!

Wreck of the USA

Bye Bye American Pie

BYE BYE AMERICAN PIE

A cover of this great song, sung by Rob Noordeloos and produced by Peter Rechsteiner.

Elvis Presley - In The Ghetto

More Than A Number In My Little Red Book

Tracy Chapman, Talking About A Revolution.

Lyrics Talking About A Revolution Tracy Chapman. 
Don't you know. 
They're talkin' about a revolution. 
It sounds like a whisper. 
Don't you know. 
They're talkin' about a revolution. 
It sounds like a whisper. 
While they're standing in the welfare lines. 
Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation. 
Wasting time in the unemployment lines. 
Sitting around waiting for a promotion. 
Don't you know. 
They're talkin' about a revolution. 
It sounds like a whisper. 
Poor people gonna rise up. 
And get their share. 
Poor people gonna rise up. 
And take what's theirs. 
Don't you know. 
You better run, run. 
Run, run, run, run, run, run. 
Run, run, run, run. 
Oh I said, you better. 
Run, run, run, run. 
Run, run, run, run. 
Run, run, run, run, run. 
As finally the tables are starting to turn. 
Talkin' 'bout a revolution, oh no. 
Talkin' 'bout a revolution, oh.
While they're standing in the welfare lines. 
Crying at the doorsteps of those armies of salvation. 
Wasting time in unemployment lines. 
Sitting around waiting for a promotion. 
Don't you know  You're talking about a revolution. 
It sounds like a whisper. 
And finally the tables are starting to turn  Talking about a revolution. 
As finally the tables are starting to turn. 
Talkin' 'bout a revolution, oh no. 
Talkin' 'bout a revolution, oh no. 
Talkin' 'bout a revolution, oh no. 


Tracy Chapman Talking About A Revolution

Aubrey Parsons performing Bat of Bat out of Hell by Meatloaf.
This is the audio track to a live promo video recorded at St David's Hotel, Cardiff on the 17/01/2013

Bat out of hell

Deep Blue Something - Breakfast at Tiffany's

I bought my first guitar when I was 15 years old. During the first years I was mesmerized by songs of singer songwriters like Don McLean, Neil Diamond, John Denver and Simon & Garfunkel.

During highschool I started off in a band with schoolmates, followed by various occasional bands. I co-founded Get Lost when I was 25 and played in pubs at weddings and parties. 

As long as I can remember I played whenever and wherever I could: abroad, at holidays, in living rooms and local pubs. Whenever there was a guitar around and preferably a microphone I would jump up and do what I had to do. Many a time I wrote my own lyrics and sang a special song for relatives or friends.

I love close harmony songs and pay special attention to lyrics. Michael Buble is one of my favourites, especially for his relaxed way of singing.

I like making music with Peter Rechsteiner, especially due to our repertoire and because our music comes down to the basics: voices and guitars. Pure plain honest music.

Elvis Presley - In The Ghetto

Rob Noordeloos

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