I've heard many versions of this wonderful song but this is my first time hearing it from the original writer...

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There is something about hearing it full of its 1970s magic, makes it such a timeless song. Tingles

I've heard others do it latter times, but something about the 70s feel gives it the magic

Benard Ighner (January 18, 1945 – August 14, 2017)

My first intro to that song was with Randy Crawford (1976)

OldFriends4Sale said:

Thanks 4 sharing that

There is something about hearing it full of its 1970s magic, makes it such a timeless song. Tingles

I've heard others do it latter times, but something about the 70s feel gives it the magic

Benard Ighner (January 18, 1945 – August 14, 2017)

My first intro to that song was with Randy Crawford (1976)

This song is so timeless; I know it's a cliche--but very few songs like this are crafted so well any more... Unless I'm mistaken, Stevie Wonder's "All In Love Is Fair" is another version of this song with different lyrics... Weird, I just noticed the same melody after all these years... Maybe I just listen a lot closer than in my youth... Love both.

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purplethunder3121 said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

Thanks 4 sharing that

There is something about hearing it full of its 1970s magic, makes it such a timeless song. Tingles

I've heard others do it latter times, but something about the 70s feel gives it the magic

Benard Ighner (January 18, 1945 – August 14, 2017)

My first intro to that song was with Randy Crawford (1976)

This song is so timeless; I know it's a cliche--but very few songs like this are crafted so well any more... Unless I'm mistaken, Stevie Wonder's "All In Love Is Fair" is another version of this song with different lyrics... Weird, I just noticed the same melody after all these years... Maybe I just listen a lot closer than in my youth... Love both.

[Edited 2/14/18 20:21pm]

I agree, the nostalgic feel of a time gone by

I love songs that you know 100% what time period it was made in, but feels times

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Jean Carne's version makes my toes curl. Those vocal runs! Amazing!