blue15, I've always liked that song You Can Have Her.
Oct., thanks for posting the Moody Blues' rendition. I've never heard it before, and I do like it, but I like Warlow's version better because his voice is so perfect. The song really does fit into a sports context. I can hear it being used in the Olympics.
Oct., thanks for posting the Moody Blues' rendition. I've never heard it before, and I do like it, but I like Warlow's version better because his voice is so perfect. The song really does fit into a sports context. I can hear it being used in the Olympics.
The Warlow version is quite nice, indeed. It's a very difficult song to sing. I can even spare some props to Hasselhoff for tackling it.
Here is my favorite version of this 1963 song. I especially like Marc Shaiman's orchestrations and counterpoint theme he introduces near the end of the song.
Of course, whenever I wave my credit card at my hubby and announce I'm going shopping, I sing this song to him.
I was vacationing at the beach (Navarre, Florida) all last week, and this one always plays in my head (in a good way, melodic, yet somewhat melancholy) when I'm at the beach.
From his 1978 debut solo album, Rick Wright's "Waves".
David, the song MAYBE THIS TIME is one of my favorite songs. Have heard a Zadora version; however, Kristin Chenowith performed it on Glee and did a fine job, and it is on youtube. Thanks for posting this.
Not sure if it counts but i was humming the theme from Charade all day yesterday. This changed last night to Quincy Jones' On Days like These from the italian job.
One of our fellow holidaymakers last week was saying that one of the castors on his suitcase had sheered off on the way through the airport. All week I had “Three Wheels on My Wagon” running through my head.
Since that last three songs posted, I've had problems with this one topic and only this topic. I keep having to click on "recover webpage." Am I the only one?
