Nora
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Goddess voice and very rhythmic song. A true soul legend 8/10
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Nai Noswad
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Very very cool...have albums and DVD'S..
9/10.
Roy Harper - Another Day.
(Anyone gets the chance to see the film 'Made'..instant conversion.)
9/10.
(Anyone gets the chance to see the film 'Made'..instant conversion.)
Nora
Senior Member
Sad, melancholy and beautiful song 8/10
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His lyrics are always so cerebral. This one is no different as you really need to take time to make sense of what he's saying. Good song. 7.3/10
Nai Noswad
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Stunning..Romeo and Juliet is beautiful..and played with sympathy for the subject matter.9/10.
Hard to believe this lady once served in a School Lunch Hall.
Shorter than Manfred Manns version-and lifted from her 1972 debut album.
Hard to believe this lady once served in a School Lunch Hall.
Shorter than Manfred Manns version-and lifted from her 1972 debut album.
Hydrazoic Acid
Skeptic
Meditative ballad. I like it. 7/10.
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Very pleasant..Offenbach right?
Makes a nice change HA -7/10.
From 1967: Tarzan etc - Paul Jones.
Makes a nice change HA -7/10.
From 1967: Tarzan etc - Paul Jones.
Love the way this song was recorded with that slight echo (or reverb) for the voice, very 60's and reminds me sunny happy days driving through London via Finchley Rd, Swiss Cottage, Regents Park, Harley Street, Hyde Park Corner etc...(when there was not so many cars and people) 7/10
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Conjuring up thoughts of Bazzars and exotic places and events!
Very enjoyable-7/10.
Recorded by many, Glen Millers being excellent- but elected Phyllis Dillon's 1967 version.
Very enjoyable-7/10.
Hydrazoic Acid
Skeptic
Very soft and positive sounding. I like it. 
7.5/10.
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