What Have I Done To Deserve This? . . . Pet Shop Boys
Good Time (Pure) . . . SoundFactory
Sweet Dreams (Club Mix) . . . La Bouche
Fly Too High (12" Version) . . . Janis Ian
Schöneberg . . . Marmion
Forbidden Love . . . Madleen Kane
Flaming June (Chicane Remix) . . . BT
I Feel Love . . . Donna Summer
Turn It Up And Down (R.A.F. Zone Mix) . . . Cappella
Beat Of The Night (Special 12" Disco Mix) . . . Fever
Take Me Away (Into The Night) (Vocal Club Mix) . . . 4 Strings

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A powerful ballad written for Phoebe by Janis Ian

The Color Of Me - PHOEBE WHITE

Cover of Fly Too High by Janis Ian with backing tracks

Fly Too High - Janis Ian [Cover with backing tracks]

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"Take the inventiveness of Bob Dylan, the melodic voice of John Denver, add the showmanship of Garrison Keillor and that's Michael Johnathon." - Bob Spear , Publisher, HEARTLAND REVIEW

Michael Johnathon is a folksinger, songwriter, concert performer, author who created and hosts the worldwide broadcast of the WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour with a radio audience with over a million listeners each week on 500 public radio stations, PBS-TV coast-to-coast plus American Forces Radio Network in 173 nations. Michael is also a playwright ... his play Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau has over 9,000 registered performances in 42 countries and translated into four languages.

His latest CD release is "MyCOVERS" (download the one sheet PDF) and his fifth book, "WoodSongs 5 was release in 2024.

This 'Woody Guthrie in a Cyber World' grew up in upstate New York along the shores of the Hudson River. At 19 years old, he moved to the Mexican border town of Laredo, Texas and found a job working as the late night DJ on a small radio station. One night, he played 'Turn, Turn, Turn' by the 60's folk rock group The Byrds. As the song played, he recalled seeing the songs writer, his neighbor Pete Seeger, performing in his Dutchess County hometown in New York. By the time the song had ended, he decided to pursue a career as a folksinger.

Two months later, he bought a guitar and a banjo and settled into the isolated mountain hamlet of Mousie, Kentucky. For the next three years, he traveled up and down the hollers of the Appalachian mountains knocking on doors and learning the music of the mountain people. Michael experienced hundreds of front porch hootenannies where folks would pull out their banjos and fiddles, sit on their front porches with him and play the old songs that their grandparents taught them.

Soon enough, he began performing concerts at hundreds of colleges, schools and fairs. He performed two thousand Earth Concerts, plus benefits for the homeless, farm families, and shelters helping battered women and children. In all, he sang to over two million people in one four-year stretch. Billboard Magazine headlined him as an "UnSung Hero." He has been featured on CNN, TNN, CMT, AP, Headline News, NPR, Bravo and the BBC

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