Jill Hollier - Many Tears Ago flac album

A Many Tears Ago 2:07 A Many Tears Ago 2:07. Companies, etc. Produced For – Robby Adcock Productions Produced For – Chris Waters Productions. Category Country Year. 7-27585 Jill Hollier Many Tears Ago (7", Single) Warner Bros. Records 7-27585 US. 1989.

A Many Tears Ago 2:07.

Filmography (by Job).

Текст песни: They said your cheating heart will make me cry And like a fool I gave it a try I shoulda listened when they told me so Many many tears ag. They said your cheating heart will make me cry And like a fool I gave it a try I shoulda listened when they told me so Many many tears ago. They said your cheating heart will make me cry And like a fool I gave it a try I shoulda listened when they told me so Many many tears ago But I could not believe the things they said Because my heart overruled my head I shoulda listened when they told me so Many many tears ago I laughed out loud when they

The material ranges from the late-'60s album Message to a Harlequin, with its ornate and often nearly enveloping accompaniment, to the leaner and more restrained early-'70s sounds of Tim Hollier and Sky Sail. Hollier at times sounds like Duncan Browne and at other times like a more melodious rival to Donovan, even utilizing the same arranger, John Cameron, used by Donovan on his early psychedelic folk albums. The sound is excellent and the annotation is very thorough, and the collection is a beautiful artifact of a period in which folk music intersected with psychedelia.

So Many Tears Lyrics. on my neck, so many tears for you. When will you stop playing games with my head? (My head, my head) Pull up all white coupé, now they are all sad (All sad, all sad) When will you stop playing games with my head?

Hollier then successfully toured USA and appeared on several UK Radio and TV shows. On stage he was often helped by Rick Cuff but also by excellent musicians like Tim Kraemer and brothers Phil and Steve Miller, supporting artists as different as Joe Cocker, Third Ear Band and even Nick Drake. With even less promotion than the previous work Tim had no chances of success; undeterred, he tried again with his third album: Skysail, mostly arranged by JOHN CAMERON, was still a good album and songs like Tenderly Stooping Low, And I Wait For That, Time Has A Way Of Losing You, While London's Days Increase still stand up to this day.