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Singer, Pete Burns was certainly over the top, but the part I like about the song is the sound of the keyboard synthesizer and electronic drums.
I'm unsure of the genre... British techno or something like that?
Games People Play (Official Video)
Performed live in London, this video shows the normal video then replays a spotlight angle of each member.
The original members were:
Paul Rodgers on vocals, Paul Kossoff on guitar, Andy Fraser on bass, Simon Kirke on drums.
From their 1970 album Fire and Water, HEAVY LOAD is the last song on the first side:
Dave Mason - We Just Disagree
KANSAS - DUST IN THE WIND
Coldplay - Clocks
I Don't Want to Miss a Thing • Aerosmith
Star Trek - First Contact
One of the solo instruments in the soundtrack to Titanic is the Irish (Uilleann) pipes.
A very haunting instrument with amazing tonal coloration.
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Rich men N.of Richmond.) Anthony.
1.8 million views !!
The song is a strong British rock/blues remake of Freddy King's version.
This record is often referred to as the Beano album. On the cover, Clapton is reading the comics magazine.
Great song, great voice. I didn't care much for the video.
Lowdown live from 2004
Lowdown hit #3 on the US charts back in 1976
Here is one of them. It is about Siberian Taiga of fairy tales.
For years I chased this video, but all my YouTube searches brought up many covers, some good and some not so good.
The 2 Chinese characters is pronounced Tong Hua (tónghuà) and translates to fairy tale.
If you find it a tear jerker, give me a like!
He's gone now and so is his duet partner Syreeta Wright. They appeared many times in live performances.
With You I'm Born Again
The video features actress Halle Berry and contains scenes from the motion picture Gothika.
Bourée is a flute-dominated instrumental, based on Bach's 'Suite in E Minor for Lute', and a track on Jethro Tull's album 'Stand Up' (1969).
Personnel: Ian Anderson (flute, vocals), Martin Barre (guitars), Glenn Cornick (bass), Clive Bunker (drums)
Composer: J.S. Bach (arr. Ian Anderson)
For a very short time, one of my bands was rehearsing with a guy who played saxophone and flute. We started to learn this song but he was accepted with a music scholarship and had to leave for college.
Great tune, I never grow tired of hearing it.
Studied by millions of Chinese high school students, but that in no way makes it less moving or meaningful.
I am a cloud in the sky,
By chance casting a shadow on the ripples of your heart!
You should not/Don’t be surprised,
Nor should you be overjoyed.
I will soon vanish without a trace.
You and I met in the dark sea;
You have your direction and I have mine.
Remember if you will,
Better yet if you forget
The spark we exchanged in our encounter.
The pinyin probably won't come out, given the text limitations here:
Wo shì tiankong li de yipiàn yún,
ou'er tóuying zài ni de bo xin!——
Ni bùbì yà yì,
gèng wúxu huanxi
zài zhuan shùnjian xiaomièle zongying.
Ni wo xiangféng zài heiyè dì haishàng,
ni you ni de, wo you wo de fangxiàng
ni jìdé ye hao
zuì hao ni wàngdiào
zài zhè jiaohuì shí hù fàng de guangliàng!
Chateau Yaldarra is on the steep side for me, Shiraz at $50-$200 a bottle!
Oddly her maiden name is blocked by the word filter here, so I added a space.
Judith Mavis Co ck
Turn! Turn! Turn! (subtitled: To Everything There Is a Season) credits Peter Seeger.
The Limeliters may have covered it and Roger McGuinn was in the group for a short time.
...running down the length of my thighs, Sharona
83,245,834 views
This song was covered by Beyoncé in 2008.
Live performance with a full orchestra.