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Hace 4 días · The song “Who Knows Where the Time Goes?” by Eva Cassidy is a timeless classic that resonates with listeners due to its hauntingly beautiful melody and heartfelt lyrics. Written by English singer-songwriter Sandy Denny, the song reflects on the ephemeral nature of time and the bittersweet memories it leaves behind.
Hace 3 días · 9. Some versions of "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?" open with the line "Across the purple sky". The version on "Unhalfbricking" is slightly different, replacing the word "purple" with which of these?
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Hace 4 días · Most of these are included in the second guide. Carter, Bo – Greatest Hits 1930-40. Carter, Bo – Twist it Babe. Hooker, John Lee – Greatest Hits of (Kent) Hooker, John Lee – It Serves you Right to Suffer. House, Son – Son House (Arhoolie – Library of Congress recs) Howlin’ Wolf – Evil. Howlin’ Wolf – Original Folk Blues.
Hace 1 día · Grooves & Cuts – May 2024 - #2 Too many great releases missed the mark the first time. Now, I’m catching up. So, the next Grooves ... Great Big Sea & to a lesser degree Fairport Convention & Fotheringay with Sandy Denny while West of Eden doesn’t ... Robert Allen lived it & he knows how to inject that B12 shot into its ...
Hace 1 día · I think it was just wanting to do something à la Fairport Convention, like “Fotheringay”. I think Newt wrote the music and I wrote the lyrics. Tom Nickel: We were in a medieval thought mode, so that sound went along with it. Steve Newcomb: This piece was recorded in Drinker. The Dining Center sound was underlaid at editing time.
Hace 22 horas · I remember getting the bus from this terrible job I had for this corrupt charity in Acton up a dodgy fire escape run by a racist, sexist, Islamophobic absolute arsehole – but through which I did meet some good friends who are still my friends, mind – and Word had come out, I'd seen it in the train station in Swansea with my mum and dad when I went to visit them and I went [gasp] what is ...
