Tom Jones his greatest Hits his cover version of joe cocker ‘s leave your hat on

Golden Pops_01

HERATIAGE

The Brothers Four

my music

Skins

Unchained Melody

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Casper - Jambalaya (Drunken Masters Remix)

Tom jones-Green Green Grass Of Home

Tom Petty - I Won't Back Down

The Duprees - You Belong To Me

The Singles: 1984-2004

Take on Me

From the  1998 direct-to-film version of one the greatest Broadway musicals of all time, "Memory" (vocalized by Elaine Paige),  is sung by the character Grizabella, an outcast Jellicle Cat and one-time glamour cat who is now a shell of her former self. 
The song is a nostalgic remembrance of her glorious past and a declaration of her wishes to start a new life, and is seen by many as lamentation of repentance and desire for forgiveness.

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Elaine Paige, "Memory"; Cats (1998)

In the course of our jobs we've come to find out that musicians use their phones differently than non-musicians. They're using voice memos, or voice notes, or whatever app, to record the barest bones of their next song. To us, those of us who don't play an instrument, who don't move through the world being pelted by melodies all day, it seems miraculous—first that there are so many and second how much they transform as they move from daydream to iTunes. So we're asking—just asking—singers and songwriters and producers to let us hear the often very modest beginnings of the music we love. This song, like every song, even the best ones, the ones that sound like they fell fully formed from the sky, had a modest beginning. And though it caused Natalie some pain, she let us hear the first gawky iteration of what became "Why Don't You Believe In Me."

Natalie Prass And Matt White, ‘Why Don't You Believe In Me’

"I Need to Know" (live)-Stevie Nicks with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Last Christmas - Wham!

The Best Of Mel Carter

Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me

The Nat King Cole Story

A Blossom Fell

theme from a summer place - percy faith and his orchestra

Neo Noir brings a magnetic and entrancing melodic bass track to Lowly Palace. ‘When I Was Young’ is an exploration of nostalgia. The tender piano chords entangle with Brooke Williams’ delightful vocals to set the nostalgic vibe.  The Sweltering bass takes over and encapsulates the listeners mind like a parasitic soundscape making the listener want to listen over and over. The burgeoning beatmaker definitely delivered a spectacular track with ‘When I was Young’.

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Neo Noir - When I Was Young (feat. Brooke Williams)

Greatest Hits

When Will I See You Again

Take Me Home, Country Roads

Greenfields and Other Gold

Lemon Tree

Blowin' in the Wind

Sunshine on My Shoulders

Don't Think Twice

Try to Remember

This Land Is Your Land

the four tops - i can't help myself (sugar pie honey bunch)

A song that I will never forget playing it. Actually an inspiring waltz coached by my organ teacher since I was 11 and the most enjoyable one to play...

Engelbert Humperdinck - The Last Waltz

Elvis Presley - You Don't Have To Say You Love Me