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No Child's a failure Until the Blue Sailboat sails him away from his dreams Don't Ever Lose, Don't Ever Lose Don't Ever Lose Your Dreams | |
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Jamiroquai made his whole career out of this one. The Colors R brighter, the Bond is much tighter
No Child's a failure Until the Blue Sailboat sails him away from his dreams Don't Ever Lose, Don't Ever Lose Don't Ever Lose Your Dreams | |
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The Colors R brighter, the Bond is much tighter
No Child's a failure Until the Blue Sailboat sails him away from his dreams Don't Ever Lose, Don't Ever Lose Don't Ever Lose Your Dreams | |
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Not at all, no one can beat the original, Marvin's take is more dramatioc that it should have been. | |
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And it works just fine. | |
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"Something" by Isaac Hayes or Musiq Soulchild "Song for you" & "Magnificent Sanctuary Band" by Donny Hathaway
The Ignorant asserts,The learned doubts,The wise thinks.
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The Royalettes. Their version was recorded in 1965. Laura Nyro remade the song in 1971. Then Deniece in 1982.
Deniece's was the first version I heard; but I must say, I have a soft spot for nostalgia and I like the original more. | |
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Aye. She did a kick-@$$ job with the remake. The way the producers and musicians twisted the music to fit the changing times (18 years after the original) was absolutely outstanding. | |
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I like the New Birth version better than Perry Como's You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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Speaking of covers, I always thought as to how brilliant Margie Joseph's rendition of The Supremes' Stop! In the Name of Love was. | |
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I always liked the Staple Singers' cover of "Slippery People" much greater than The Talking Heads. | |
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It's a cool cover but it's more or less the same as the version on Stop Making Sense which was recorded around the same time, I wonder did either version influence the other or did they just arrive at the same place? | |
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