@stratmancan: thank you, i love paul simon he a smart cookie

You had me from the first strum. So tender, great job

Wonderful tune here....great ride into music greatness. NIce voice. Smooth like the evening breeze. Cheers.

Lovely vocals and amazing song to listen to.

I love the original but this is just gorgeous

PICTURES OF YOU

Roll The Dice ~ Charles Bukowski

Fences

1813-1883 Charles Bukowski

Gretel In Darkness ~ Louise Gluck


Letra y Música: León Gieco
Intérprete: Angela Lucia
Grabación: Entre Septiembre/2003 y Marzo/2004

“LA NAVIDAD DE LUIS”

Toma, Luis, mañana es Navidad,
un pan dulce y un poco de vino
ya que no puedes comprar.

Toma, Luis, llévalo a tu casa
y podrás, junto con tu padre,
la Navidad festejar.

Mañana no vengas a trabajar,
que el pueblo estará de fiesta
y no habrá tristezas.

Señora, gracias por lo que me da,
pero yo no puedo esto llevar
porque mi vida no es de Navidad.

Señora, ¿cree que mi pobreza
llegará al final comiendo pan
en el día de Navidad?

Mi padre me dará algo mejor,
me dirá que Jesús es como yo
y entonces así podré seguir...

... Viviendo, viviendo, viviendo, ¡viviendo!

La Navidad de Luis - Angela Lucia (VERSIÓN/COVER)

In the interest of trying to do something outside my usual genre(s), this was my 30 minute attempt at a Dave Pearce Dance Anthem. With humble apologies to Leee John.

Untitled

On and on (Longpigs cover)

"Sea of Love" is a song written by John Phillip Baptiste (aka Phil Phillips) and George Khoury. Phillips' 1959 recording of the song peaked at No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard R&B chart and No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. In the UK, Marty Wilde covered the song, and Phillips' version failed to chart there. It was the only top 40 chart song for Phillips, who never recorded another hit.

The song has been covered by a number of artists since then, most notably by The Honeydrippers, whose version (from the album The Honeydrippers: Volume One) reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in early 1985 and No. 1 on the adult contemporary chart in 1984. "Sea of Love" made the Top 40 one other time, when Del Shannon took it to No. 33 in 1981. Tom Waits gave the song a darker twist for the soundtrack to the 1989 Harold Becker film Sea of Love starring Al Pacino and Ellen Barkin, and Waits included it on his 2006 collection Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards.

Sea Of Love (Demo)

Lay Down

Light, gentle & tender nu folk with reflective  female vocal topline

cover of the amazing Paul Simon song, one take by hayley and dan

You've got the cool water 
When the fever runs high 
You've got the look of lovelight in your eyes 
And I was in crazy motion 
'til you calmed me down 
It took a little time 
But you calmed me down 

When something goes wrong 
I'm the first to admit it 
I'm the first to admit it 
And the last one to know 

When something goes right 
Well it's likely to lose me, mm 
It's apt to confuse me 
It's such an unusual sight 
Oh, I can't, I can't get used to something so right 
Something so right 

They've got a wall in china 
It's a thousand miles long 
To keep out the foreigners they made it strong 
And I've got a wall around me 
That you can't even see 
It took a little time 
To get next to me 

When something goes wrong 
I'm the first to admit it 
I'm the first to admit it 
And the last one to know 
When something goes right 
Well it's likely to lose me, mm 
It's apt to confuse me 
Because it's such an unusual sight 
Oh, I can't, I can't get used to something so right 
Something so right 

Some people never say the words "i love you" 
It's not their style 
To be so bold 
Some people never say the words "i love you" 
But like a child they're longing to be told, mm 

When something goes wrong 
I'm the first to admit it 
I'm the first to admit it 
And the last one to know 
When something goes right 
Well it's likely to lose me, mm 
It's apt to confuse me 
Because it's such an unusual sight 
I swear, I can't, I can't get used to something so right 
Something so right

Something so right

The Larks are Hayley Rodgers and Dan Noble, specialists in stripping down well known, brilliant tunes and performing them with no special effects, no gimmicks, gizmo's, E numbers or additives.

They perform live as a duo or with a handpicked selection of talented musicians

Behind the scenes they write and record original music for use on TV, Film and Advertising and are proud to be associated with http://plutonicgroup.com/

Something so right

The Larks

Recent comments

Roald Hughes

Carol Emerson 1

stevencowley

James Nighthawk

Related tracks