Doesn't it feel like if Carole were your neighbor, you'd stop in and she'd feed you soup and wrap you in a blanket she knitted? Gives the warm Earth Mother vibe. I don't know any woman who hasn't related to this singer and her words.
James Taylor and Carly Simon doing Mockingbird live at the No Nukes Concert in 1979. I wasn't crazy about the record, but this live version is an absolute joy to behold. They were married at the time and still very much in love which is why maybe Carly completely got rid of her stage fright problem and just bursts on the stage barefoot in a sexy tight jump suit to join JT. The harmonies are amazing as they switch the leads and the harmonies and just to see Carly and JT smiling and dancing, but never missing a beat of the intricate harmonies they performed is such a treat. You will love it, right up your alley!!!
Back before she was a performer of her own music she and her husband Jerry Goffin wrote tons of songs for other groups and performers, including this one which I think she wrote when she was only 17.
A short tale of two big hit songs. Carole and James have been good friends for over 50 years. In 1970 James did his first big hit, "Fire and Rain" which says "I've seen lonely times when I could not find a friend". In 1971 Carole wrote a song in reply, "All you have to do is call, and I'll be there, you've got a friend." I've done her song in church to a slide show of Jesus paintings, it fit very nicely. Carole King has written over 400 songs, performed by over 1,000 artists. It's quite likely you have heard a Carole King song without knowing it's hers. For example, Aretha Franklin's hit "You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman" is a Carole King song. Of course this admirable record (pun intended) is shattered by Dolly Parton who has written some 5 thousand songs of which she has recorded over 900.
😮This is from a TV appearance promoting a live album and DVD they did in 2010 at the Troubadour in Los Angeles , a small club where many people including them got their start. The Kennedy Center Honor was in 2015. Carol wrote this song and it was originally sung by The Shirelles in the 60s
Lesser-known fact: Carole was 18 in 1959 when she co-wrote the first No. 1 hit in the U.S. by an all-female African-American group, The Shirelles released in 1960. This was the song! it wasn't until 11 years later that Carole released her own performance of it.
Both singers are ICONS! The music of my youth. There's a video of Carole King, Gloria Estefan, Celine Dion and Shania Twain singing, "You've got a friend" and it is powerful IMHO. (1998 I believe) I'd love to see your reaction. I think you'll like it. Love your channel ❤️. You have a beautiful smile and an infectious laugh.
You flip a cassette over half-way. For an 8-Track the play head jumps from 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 automatically or with a push of a button. Long time ago - but I still have an 8-track player. Be well.
One of the Greatest songs written from a woman's perspective, about a moment in life that's rarely written about. Covered by tons of great artists: Roberta Flack, Amy Winehouse, Dusty Springfield, Smokey Robinson, among others. Classic and beautiful. Ironic that for a long time Carol King just wrote the songs for others, and never trusted her own beautiful voice. Then she recorded all the great songs she had written on a double album called Tapestry, which became one of the greatest selling albums of the 70s.
Seeing the Broadway play Beautiful the Carole King Story with Jessie Mueller as the lead was just simultaneously heartbreaking and touching. This song was a highlight-and yes that “wondering if I’m the one you’re in love with”? is something that many a woman has wondered. The play was an insight into Carole.
Carole and her writing partner/husband wrote this when she was around 18 or 19. It went to #1 (at a faster tempo)for the great girl group The Shirelles in 1960. It's on the level of "be My Baby" in terms of classic firl group recordings. It was also the first #1 for a black girl group. Check out the video of the Shirelles performing it back in the day. ruclips.net/video/PAxb1vnb520/видео.html
Her soul is so bright you fall right into her trap of warmth of goodness she projects outward! Welcome to the club that millions have fallen for! : ) Check out Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville.
They've been friends for 50+ years. She wrote some songs that helped launch his career and played in the background when he started touring. Back then she was a prolific songwriter, but not known as a vocalist. James made her get up and sing with him in concert. Not long after that she recorded and released "Tapestry" which holds crazy records for how many weeks it was on the charts and is multiple platinum, and that launched her singing career.
One OF THE BEST DUOS EVER!! They have been friends for decades. This video I think was around 2007. Carole and James did a live show with a CD/DVD called "Live at the Troubadour" in 2007 and I think they went on tour together. Her two daughters Sherry and Louise also sometimes sing with her.
Have Carol’s autograph. She is such a down to earth, sweet, caring and fun lady. Legendary songwriter and Aretha singing Natural Woman to Carol that Carol wrote, and Aretha sang during the Kennedy Center Honors. Just a legend.
This song was originally performed by the Shirelles in 1960. Carole King was cowriter on it with someone else whose name escapes me now. The Shirelles' version made it sound like the singer was a girl considering surrendering her virginity. Carole sang it differently, making it sound like an older woman wanting to be sure her lover wasn't just considering her a one night stand.
Jussi Bjorling & Robert Merrill / Pearl Fishers Duet by Georges Bizet (1863). Technically it's the duet for tenor and beritone "Au font du temple saint" from Bizet's opera Les Pecheurs de Perles, with libretto by Eugene Corrhon and Michel Carre.
I remember after moving to Idaho, how excited I was to learn that Carole King had a ranch in Stanley, ID. A beautiful mountain area. I got to see her in Sun Valley and Boise at different functions, hanging out talking to people. I never heard her sing in person, though. Being a fellow environmentalist and Democrat, I saw her at events about those things. I've loved her since Tapestry came out in the 70s. ❤
Recently discovered your channel. Such a breath of fresh air, positivity, and good vibes. You make the world a better place. Thank-you for that. I grew up in the 70’s and agree it was the best. My son asked me what it was like to grow-up at a time with such great music. It is exciting to see you discover it for yourself. Also I agree with your love and appreciation of George Carlin and Norm Macdonald. Great comedians and singers come from Canada. Celine, Shania, etc. You should check out Alanis Morisette. Keep up the great work!
I think that the very same onion cutting effects applies to this one as to The Commodores Still. And, yupp, I think I have the sheet music to this one too.
And just to set everything very clear and straight: I don't have the vocal cords of either Lionel Richie or Carole King. We just share similar tear glands....... (and love for excellent music)
She's a beautiful soul who wrote songs that were simple in their complexity (if that makes sense), Heartfelt songs with gorgeous melodies that are once heard never forgotten. The recorded version of this song is a little quicker in its delivery, which I prefer.
So interesting song - like it's made totally flexible for interpretation (in a good way). It is a kaleidoscope - sing it slow, fast; if it's not in perfect tune, it's better, so sensible.
I gotta say the Everly Brothers are the ultimate duo. Their beautiful voices and harmonies set the standard for everyone else to come in pop and rock music back in the day. And I think Carole would agree with me. Carole and James were not an "official duo" just once in a while.
Carroll and James were something to inspire your love to be , then disaster struck and I think to much time apart and different tours made them distance that they could not get past . In her songs you could tell how devastated she was when they separated !
The true meaning of the song is about a woman deciding whether she should sleep with her boyfriend for the first time, and will he just do it for the sex, it for love, and still love and respect her in the morning.
Britt, you reacted to the title as if the song's unfamiliar? The Shirelles recorded this in 1960; if you hear that track you might realize you know it! Regardless, it's so easy to forget how many hits Carole King had a hand in. Thanks for reminding me!!
I wanted to see you react to this song with The Shirelles first. This is one of the great song Carole wrote with her ex-husband Gerry Goffin in the 60's.
Britt you should probably check out "Aretha Franklin + Mariah Carey + Celine Dion + Carole King + Shania Twain + Gloria Estefan - "Natural Woman" - VH1 Divas Live 1998"
If u like harmonies,try the everly brothers:wake up littlesusie or Let it be Me.other artists like Lennon and McCartney,Simon and Garfunkel were trying to pattern their brother vocals
The Righteous Brothers were pretty good for a long time, and so were Simon and Garfunkel. The duet version of "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" featuring Sir Elton John and George Michael was hotter than the sun itself.
Don't get me wrong, these two make a great duet. But, in my personal opinion, Linda Rondstat and Aaron Neville singing I Don't Know Much, But I Know I Love You are even better.
My 1st LP was Tapestry. Have listened to her since. Love her. How about Sweet Baby James with Carly Simon? There are too many good duo's for me to pick. 😊
"Name a better duo, I'll wait" - okay, I am taking you up on that challenge Britt. Dan Hill & Vonda Shephard - "Can't We Try" - a song written by (Canadian) Dan Hill (& his wife) - (Vonda Shephard is not his wife - evidently his wife doesn't have that singing voice) - a song that EVERY married couple should know (& keep in mind) - okay Britt, it is now my turn to wait And just to continue: Andrea Bocelli (Italian) & Sarah Brightman (British) - "Time to Say Goodbye" - everyone will probably step up to tell you about them later - & yes, he IS blind - God gave him his voice to compensate evidently Andrea Bocelli & Celine Dion - "The Prayer" - the same Andrea & I assume by now that you know who Celine Dion is? - okay, others will tell you more later, but just in case it's not mentioned - Celine is Canadian, (as I have been dropping nationalities) Don't challenge us with music Britt, we have DECADES on you 😉.
Sorry, as I WAS dropping nationalities - Vonda Shephard is American - didn't mean to miss her. EACH of these duos that I have provided you with, not only sound AMAZING, they are differing nations coming together. 💕
Solo or duet King & or Taylor, very tangible easy on your ears this one. Another duet I like is Eric Clapton and Marcy Levy the song is the core on Eric Clapton's slow hand album. love your work hope to see you reacting to the core. Peace to you
Hi Britt, my apologies for just getting back to you, I am unfamiliar with the platform telegram and I am somewhat unfamiliar with downloads and how to first start using them. I would very much like to talk with you and share are taste and likes in music so I'll have a nephew who is raised with technology give me a hand and hope to be in touch with you soon if that's okay. I spent my life working and playing in the outdoors.
Taylor Swift was named after him. Not only were her parents fans, but they wanted her name to be gender neutral so she would get a fair shake, walking through the door.
Carole King voice hasn’t changed it still has that grit it always had, her higher notes aren’t there. I bought this album when it came out. She has lower the key from the original one about a 3rd. Her voice is better when doing a duet.
Britt, as great as you are, and you are, you should listen to the original version from the Shirrells in 1960, react to that given the time it first was recorded. There is a deeper meaning you are ignoring😊.
Oh, and check out Leonard Cohen and Julie Felix 'Hey, That's no Way to Say Goodbye': ruclips.net/video/BzgUs3c9QHY/видео.html I am yet to be convinced that two acoustic guitars and two voices have ever combined to better effect.
A beautiful version, but it is a little sleepy for me; she wrote the song, but you really must now listen to the Shirelles hit version in 1961, so Motown!
Doesn't it feel like if Carole were your neighbor, you'd stop in and she'd feed you soup and wrap you in a blanket she knitted? Gives the warm Earth Mother vibe. I don't know any woman who hasn't related to this singer and her words.
Exactly 💯
James, too.
James Taylor and Carly Simon doing Mockingbird live at the No Nukes Concert in 1979. I wasn't crazy about the record, but this live version is an absolute joy to behold. They were married at the time and still very much in love which is why maybe Carly completely got rid of her stage fright problem and just bursts on the stage barefoot in a sexy tight jump suit to join JT. The harmonies are amazing as they switch the leads and the harmonies and just to see Carly and JT smiling and dancing, but never missing a beat of the intricate harmonies they performed is such a treat. You will love it, right up your alley!!!
Carly Simon should be the next rabbit hole here, She is great singer songwriter in her own right. Definitely Mockungird live with her husband
Well the first post I see is exactly what I was going to say. Agreed!!
loved it
Carole wrote the song, it was a hit for the Shirelles in the 1960's
Back before she was a performer of her own music she and her husband Jerry Goffin wrote tons of songs for other groups and performers, including this one which I think she wrote when she was only 17.
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A short tale of two big hit songs. Carole and James have been good friends for over 50 years. In 1970 James did his first big hit, "Fire and Rain" which says "I've seen lonely times when I could not find a friend". In 1971 Carole wrote a song in reply, "All you have to do is call, and I'll be there, you've got a friend." I've done her song in church to a slide show of Jesus paintings, it fit very nicely.
Carole King has written over 400 songs, performed by over 1,000 artists. It's quite likely you have heard a Carole King song without knowing it's hers. For example, Aretha Franklin's hit "You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman" is a Carole King song.
Of course this admirable record (pun intended) is shattered by Dolly Parton who has written some 5 thousand songs of which she has recorded over 900.
I think you will agree and enjoy. She's one of the best at this. Let's not forget Mr .Taylor ❤.
😮This is from a TV appearance promoting a live album and DVD they did in 2010 at the Troubadour in Los Angeles , a small club where many people including them got their start. The Kennedy Center Honor was in 2015. Carol wrote this song and it was originally sung by The Shirelles in the 60s
Lesser-known fact: Carole was 18 in 1959 when she co-wrote the first No. 1 hit in the U.S. by an all-female African-American group, The Shirelles released in 1960. This was the song! it wasn't until 11 years later that Carole released her own performance of it.
Both singers are ICONS! The music of my youth. There's a video of Carole King, Gloria Estefan, Celine Dion and Shania Twain singing, "You've got a friend" and it is powerful IMHO. (1998 I believe) I'd love to see your reaction. I think you'll like it.
Love your channel ❤️. You have a beautiful smile and an infectious laugh.
I listened to Tapestry on my 8-track player for hours at a time (flipping the 8-track over half way thru, of course)...Thanks for appreciating her..
You flip a cassette over half-way. For an 8-Track the play head jumps from 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 automatically or with a push of a button. Long time ago - but I still have an 8-track player. Be well.
Had the Tapestry 8 track till it wouldn’t play anymore luv Carol King for a long long time
One of the Greatest songs written from a woman's perspective, about a moment in life that's rarely written about. Covered by tons of great artists: Roberta Flack, Amy Winehouse, Dusty Springfield, Smokey Robinson, among others. Classic and beautiful. Ironic that for a long time Carol King just wrote the songs for others, and never trusted her own beautiful voice. Then she recorded all the great songs she had written on a double album called Tapestry, which became one of the greatest selling albums of the 70s.
Seeing the Broadway play Beautiful the Carole King Story with Jessie Mueller as the lead was just simultaneously heartbreaking and touching. This song was a highlight-and yes that “wondering if I’m the one you’re in love with”? is something that many a woman has wondered. The play was an insight into Carole.
My wife and I are going to see James Taylor at red rocks in Colorado. So excited, he truly is one of the best
❤❤❤❤❤I love this pairing. Two of the most soulful singers ever…..❤😊 Beautiful 🎶 music….😊
Carole and her writing partner/husband wrote this when she was around 18 or 19. It went to #1 (at a faster tempo)for the great girl group The Shirelles in 1960. It's on the level of "be My Baby" in terms of classic firl group recordings. It was also the first #1 for a black girl group. Check out the video of the Shirelles performing it back in the day.
ruclips.net/video/PAxb1vnb520/видео.html
Her soul is so bright you fall right into her trap of warmth of goodness she projects outward! Welcome to the club that millions have fallen for! : ) Check out Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville.
It's the magic of your "sighs" not "size".
😂
Although I always found that to be an amusing interpretation.
Lol. Ya never know, Mr. Longhope...
@@Yowza78 😂
Unless she was singing to Milton Berle (allegedly) 😂
Two of the best singers and songwriters ever ! I loved the 70s!
She originally wrote this for The Shirrelles in the 1960’s, probably the best version of the song in my opinion🎶🎶🎶
Hi Britt! Try James Taylor singing Her Town Too - beautiful duet with JD Souther. Love that you love Carole King and Sweet Baby James!
That's a great one!!!
They've been friends for 50+ years. She wrote some songs that helped launch his career and played in the background when he started touring. Back then she was a prolific songwriter, but not known as a vocalist. James made her get up and sing with him in concert. Not long after that she recorded and released "Tapestry" which holds crazy records for how many weeks it was on the charts and is multiple platinum, and that launched her singing career.
One OF THE BEST DUOS EVER!! They have been friends for decades. This video I think was around 2007. Carole and James did a live show with a CD/DVD called "Live at the Troubadour" in 2007 and I think they went on tour together. Her two daughters Sherry and Louise also sometimes sing with her.
I was at James Taylor concert last night and he was brilliant as usual 🥰
Class of 79, the 70s were a magical time to be a teenager.
The 70s, when love songs were still rated PG...
Iconic song and great reaction!
Thank you!!
Britt, you stole my line. I've been calling her "my Aunt Carole" for years. She just gives off that caring, loving vibe.
Have Carol’s autograph. She is such a down to earth, sweet, caring and fun lady. Legendary songwriter and Aretha singing Natural Woman to Carol that Carol wrote, and Aretha sang during the Kennedy Center Honors. Just a legend.
You’re so lucky!!
This song was originally performed by the Shirelles in 1960. Carole King was cowriter on it with someone else whose name escapes me now. The Shirelles' version made it sound like the singer was a girl considering surrendering her virginity. Carole sang it differently, making it sound like an older woman wanting to be sure her lover wasn't just considering her a one night stand.
So beautiful!! Wow!! 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
These are just two very good people. I feel like this might have been recorded as a Motown song with a very different sound.
Carole wrote this for the Shirelles check it out It sounds way more upbeat,It was a #1 hit ,definitely one of my top 3 songs of the girl group era!
Jussi Bjorling & Robert Merrill / Pearl Fishers Duet by Georges Bizet (1863). Technically it's the duet for tenor and beritone "Au font du temple saint" from Bizet's opera Les Pecheurs de Perles, with libretto by Eugene Corrhon and Michel Carre.
I remember after moving to Idaho, how excited I was to learn that Carole King had a ranch in Stanley, ID. A beautiful mountain area.
I got to see her in Sun Valley and Boise at different functions, hanging out talking to people.
I never heard her sing in person, though.
Being a fellow environmentalist and Democrat, I saw her at events about those things.
I've loved her since Tapestry came out in the 70s. ❤
Very cool!
Recently discovered your channel. Such a breath of fresh air, positivity, and good vibes. You make the world a better place. Thank-you for that. I grew up in the 70’s and agree it was the best. My son asked me what it was like to grow-up at a time with such great music. It is exciting to see you discover it for yourself. Also I agree with your love and appreciation of George Carlin and Norm Macdonald. Great comedians and singers come from Canada. Celine, Shania, etc. You should check out Alanis Morisette. Keep up the great work!
1960 Shirelles word Gerry Goffin music Carole King. This is a great preformence.
I think that the very same onion cutting effects applies to this one as to The Commodores Still. And, yupp, I think I have the sheet music to this one too.
And just to set everything very clear and straight: I don't have the vocal cords of either Lionel Richie or Carole King. We just share similar tear glands....... (and love for excellent music)
Magic of your sighs
So thought provoking and just plain wonderful. "Of Your Eyes" lol
when you consider that they were divorced when this was done - you can still see the love between them!!
She's a beautiful soul who wrote songs that were simple in their complexity (if that makes sense), Heartfelt songs with gorgeous melodies that are once heard never forgotten. The recorded version of this song is a little quicker in its delivery, which I prefer.
Give "Mockingbird" a listen. You will love it!
Please do! 😊❤
Yes please!
Bee Gees did a Wonderful tribute to this song for carol it is so beautiful and she loved it too💜 check it out when you can !
Joni Mitchel singing Both Sides Now as a young woman and then as an older mature woman is interesting to hear how voices change.
Carol is such a great songwriter. And never found true love like she wrote about.
James Taylor was married to Carly Simon who had a number of hits including the seminal You're So Vain. Carly and James did some great duets as well
So interesting song - like it's made totally flexible for interpretation (in a good way). It is a kaleidoscope - sing it slow, fast; if it's not in perfect tune, it's better, so sensible.
It's interesting to hear Carole perform this. She wrote it, but the Shirelles made it famous and it was a much fast pace.
I gotta say the Everly Brothers are the ultimate duo. Their beautiful voices and harmonies set the standard for everyone else to come in pop and rock music back in the day. And I think Carole would agree with me. Carole and James were not an "official duo" just once in a while.
Agreed
James Taylor and Carly Simon
The live version 1979 No Nukes Concert
"MOCKINGBIRD" the song
Excellent duos that come immediately to mind:
Lennon/McCartney
Jagger/Richards
Buckingham/Nicks
Henley/Frey
Phil/Don
Hatfield/Medley
Simon/Garfunkle
Must give a shout out to the MAN - Gerry Goffin - who wrote these very emotional words ( from a girl's perspective)
Carole gave this song to the Shirelles,because she was told her vocals were not good enough.
Carroll and James were something to inspire your love to be , then disaster struck and I think to much time apart and different tours made them distance that they could not get past . In her songs you could tell how devastated she was when they separated !
every time I click on your video, I'm struck at how pretty you are. Just had to say it. Keep posting! :)
Thank you so much!!
The true meaning of the song is about a woman deciding whether she should sleep with her boyfriend for the first time, and will he just do it for the sex, it for love, and still love and respect her in the morning.
Motown, The Shirells , they were like the Supremes.
Chocolate and peanut butter. 😂
These two are among the greats. Was there a better duo? Hard to beat Simon and Garfunkel.
Try listening to a duet with his wife of 11 years Carly Simon magical 😊
Mockingbird!!
Carly has so many songs to pick from yes indeed a rabbit hole is needed here for her.
Britt, you reacted to the title as if the song's unfamiliar? The Shirelles recorded this in 1960; if you hear that track you might realize you know it! Regardless, it's so easy to forget how many hits Carole King had a hand in. Thanks for reminding me!!
I wanted to see you react to this song with The Shirelles first. This is one of the great song Carole wrote with her ex-husband Gerry Goffin in the 60's.
She was 18 when she wrote this song.
Aaron Neville and Linda Ronstadt are a great Duet.
Britt you should probably check out "Aretha Franklin + Mariah Carey + Celine Dion + Carole King + Shania Twain + Gloria Estefan - "Natural Woman" - VH1 Divas Live 1998"
McCartney and Jackson "Say, Say, Say"-1983
Carol King wrote a hundred hit songs for other artists.
Carol King wrote a lot of great songs. This is hers. James also wrote some great songs. Thanks.
Sighs, not size 😂
They are amazing
If u like harmonies,try the everly brothers:wake up littlesusie or Let it be Me.other artists like Lennon and McCartney,Simon and Garfunkel were trying to pattern their brother vocals
She wrote many top hits that others sang
You found Carol. I can see you light up with each new video of her. P S. James Taylor ain't so bad either huh!
The Righteous Brothers were pretty good for a long time, and so were Simon and Garfunkel. The duet version of "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" featuring Sir Elton John and George Michael was hotter than the sun itself.
Don't get me wrong, these two make a great duet. But, in my personal opinion, Linda Rondstat and Aaron Neville singing I Don't Know Much, But I Know I Love You are even better.
Ok I’ll bite -Marvin Gaye & Tami Terrell
Love your reactions but I wish you'd wait 'til the end of a verse to pause xx
Simon and Garfunkle. Lennon and McCartney. Peanut butter and jelly.
You should take yourself down the Donny Hathaway rabbit hole with one of his songs with Roberta Flack, both of them were classically trained.
My 1st LP was Tapestry. Have listened to her since. Love her.
How about Sweet Baby James with Carly Simon?
There are too many good duo's for me to pick. 😊
"Name a better duo, I'll wait" - okay, I am taking you up on that challenge Britt.
Dan Hill & Vonda Shephard - "Can't We Try"
- a song written by (Canadian) Dan Hill (& his wife)
- (Vonda Shephard is not his wife - evidently his wife doesn't have that singing voice)
- a song that EVERY married couple should know (& keep in mind) - okay Britt, it is now my turn to wait
And just to continue:
Andrea Bocelli (Italian) & Sarah Brightman (British) - "Time to Say Goodbye"
- everyone will probably step up to tell you about them later
- & yes, he IS blind - God gave him his voice to compensate evidently
Andrea Bocelli & Celine Dion - "The Prayer"
- the same Andrea & I assume by now that you know who Celine Dion is?
- okay, others will tell you more later, but just in case it's not mentioned - Celine is Canadian, (as I have been dropping nationalities)
Don't challenge us with music Britt, we have DECADES on you 😉.
Sorry, as I WAS dropping nationalities - Vonda Shephard is American - didn't mean to miss her.
EACH of these duos that I have provided you with, not only sound AMAZING, they are differing nations coming together. 💕
Solo or duet King & or Taylor, very tangible easy on your ears this one. Another duet I like is Eric Clapton and Marcy Levy the song is the core on Eric Clapton's slow hand album. love your work hope to see you reacting to the core. Peace to you
Hi Britt, my apologies for just getting back to you, I am unfamiliar with the platform telegram and I am somewhat unfamiliar with downloads and how to first start using them. I would very much like to talk with you and share are taste and likes in music so I'll have a nephew who is raised with technology give me a hand and hope to be in touch with you soon if that's okay. I spent my life working and playing in the outdoors.
Better duo? IDK, might try Neil Diamond & Barbra Streisand - "You Don't Bring Me Flowers Anymore"
I’ll check them out !
You should check out Alison Krauss & James Taylor - How's The World Treating You, you'll be amazed.
Duo... Aretha Franklin and Michael Mcdonald Ever Changing Times!! I like see your Reaction on the Song❤😊
Grat Pic once again soul sister
Thank you so much 😀
Taylor Swift was named after him. Not only were her parents fans, but they wanted her name to be gender neutral so she would get a fair shake, walking through the door.
It's sighs, of pleasure
Should also look for the sharells version
One might also consider: Neil Diamond/Streisand; Kenny Rogers/Dolly.
Carole King voice hasn’t changed it still has that grit it always had, her higher notes aren’t there. I bought this album when it came out. She has lower the key from the original one about a 3rd. Her voice is better when doing a duet.
Britt, as great as you are, and you are, you should listen to the original version from the Shirrells in 1960, react to that given the time it first was recorded. There is a deeper meaning you are ignoring😊.
I think you need to check out Simon & Garfunkel's back catalogue.
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Under Pressure.
That's "sighs", not "size".😂😂😂😂😂
Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis
Challenge accepted! Roberta Flack / Donny Hathaway - The Closer I Get To You.
You asked to name a better duo. I got nothing.
"Can I believe the magic of your Sighs"🙂
Oh, and check out Leonard Cohen and Julie Felix 'Hey, That's no Way to Say Goodbye': ruclips.net/video/BzgUs3c9QHY/видео.html I am yet to be convinced that two acoustic guitars and two voices have ever combined to better effect.
I’ll check it out!
A beautiful version, but it is a little sleepy for me; she wrote the song, but you really must now listen to the Shirelles hit version in 1961, so Motown!
Marvin and Tammy
Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell