Older Music Rediscovered - Cindy Williams - They Talk About Us

This song may be the most obscure song worthy of this blog that I have found yet. I'm reaching way back into the past now as this came out around 1967. As I understand it, she only issued two 45s both only in the U.K. This tune should have been a massive hit. FYI, this is not the same Cindy Williams that appeared on Laverne & Shirley in the seventies. This Cindy Williams came from Swansea in Wales.Boy, can she belt out a song. BTW, It took ages to find a place that hosts it. Now, mercifully Youtube finally showcases it.



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To all my friends, old and new, thank you for checking out my blog Comments are always welcome, even anonymous ones Listen Intently !! God, I Love this Classic Music! Wishing a break from Classic Music and still want good music. Check out my sister music blogs called Music To Grill:A haven for current under-appreciated cutting-edge pop musictogrill.blogspot.com Giardini Delle Meraviglie:A haven for classic Italian Pop music giardinidellemeraviglie.blogspot.com and For Whom The Sleighbells Toll:A Haven for Modern Christmas Pop forwhomthesleighbellstoll.blogspot.com

Older Music Rediscovered - Gene Clark - Eight Miles High--Gene's version..

Eight Miles High (Gene's version) ~ The soundtrack is Eight Miles High performed live solo by Gene Clark at a venue in Liberty, New York on 10/8/1988. This song, written by Gene Clark with contributions by Jim (later Roger) McGuinn and David Crosby was on the Byrds' 3rd album Fifth Dimension (1966), most of which was recorded after Gene, the band's primary songwriter, had departed. However, here, Gene performs his original version of the song as he presented it to The Byrds before modifications were made to it. Interesting how he comments how this is his pure version prior to Roger McGuinn's John Coltrane inspired 12 string guitar riffs were added morphing the song into a rock classic.



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John Coltrane Quartet - The Night Has A Thousand Eyes (Eight Miles High Influences)

Here is the often mentioned The jazz influence and missing link to Eight Miles High . I do hear it, although clearly the context is quite different /

Classic Musical Pastries - Juliana Daly - Sad Eyed Lady Of the Lowlands

A heartfelt cover of perhaps bob's most personal love tunes. See if it doesn't draw you in as it has me.



Here is a Special Bonus version by Jon Anderson and Steve Howe



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Giardini Delle Meraviglie:A haven for classic Italian Pop music

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and For Whom The Sleighbells Toll:A Haven for Modern Christmas Pop

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A Classic Musical Pastry Rediscovered - Bob Dylan - Sad-Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands

The simple plaintive development of a masterpieces all within 4 takes listen to the progress in its entirety



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Wishing a break from Classic Music and still want good music. Check out my sister music blogs called Music To Grill:A haven for current under-appreciated cutting-edge 21st century pop

musictogrill.blogspot.com

Giardini Delle Meraviglie:A haven for classic Italian Pop music

giardinidellemeraviglie.blogspot.com
and a seasonal favourite - For Whom The Sleighbells Toll:A Haven for Modern Christmas Pop

forwhomthesleighbellstoll.blogspot.com

Classic Musical Pastries - Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stones partial video of Judas song

Most Famous Rock Performance EVER! Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stones partial video of Judas song

Classic Musical Pastries - The Judas Concert - the most famous concert EVER!! - Bob Dylan - (Judas! Full Version) Like A Rolling Stone live 1966 Manches...