What tunes are you listening to right now?
#902

#904

and my favourite cover......because of what happened to her, it seems prophetic.
She charted as high as the Kinks original in the UK and even higher in ireland where she was loved.
Ray Davies said "I didn't think much about the song when I wrote it. Sometimes songs occur like that. You don't think about it, but it's built up quite a lot of mystique over the years. It certainly left me. It belongs to the world now."
Ray Davies said "I didn't think much about the song when I wrote it. Sometimes songs occur like that. You don't think about it, but it's built up quite a lot of mystique over the years. It certainly left me. It belongs to the world now."
#905

Her father wrote "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"***, and she wrote this
** rather different to the Roberta Flack version, but sweet and real
** rather different to the Roberta Flack version, but sweet and real
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and my favourite cover......because of what happened to her, it seems prophetic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNJcd1pTaL0
She charted as high as the Kinks original in the UK and even higher in ireland where she was loved.
Ray Davies said "I didn't think much about the song when I wrote it. Sometimes songs occur like that. You don't think about it, but it's built up quite a lot of mystique over the years. It certainly left me. It belongs to the world now."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNJcd1pTaL0
She charted as high as the Kinks original in the UK and even higher in ireland where she was loved.
Ray Davies said "I didn't think much about the song when I wrote it. Sometimes songs occur like that. You don't think about it, but it's built up quite a lot of mystique over the years. It certainly left me. It belongs to the world now."
#908

Ray Davies has been a hero of mine since I was 9 or 10 - my Ma loved "Sunny Afternoon" and I learned it to sing in the car (along with the rest of my jukebox memory).
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Yeah, I think the Kinks version is sublime, but they never actually released it..... it was by the Applejacks, one of the many 60s groups that played songs composed by others. You can hear a subtle change towards the Pretenders version from that, though Chrissie injected the emotion (it was a great cover). Someone once played the Sia version to me..... and it was a pale imitation - I can't understand why anyone covers a well known track if they can't improve it.
Ray Davies has been a hero of mine since I was 9 or 10 - my Ma loved "Sunny Afternoon" and I learned it to sing in the car (along with the rest of my jukebox memory).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enXrun3Jeuo
Ray Davies has been a hero of mine since I was 9 or 10 - my Ma loved "Sunny Afternoon" and I learned it to sing in the car (along with the rest of my jukebox memory).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enXrun3Jeuo
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#912

When this was on the hit parade someone was shot and killed in the parking lot of the Empire Hotel, and the .303 went right through him, and right through the parking lot attendant's shack, and when I drove by next morning and saw the place wrapped up in yellow police tape I looked up to the sign above (which usually said World's Coldest Off Sale), and it said Don't Worry Be Happy. That was the time.