Dennis Yost And The Classics IV - The Funniest Thing / Nobody Loves You But Me flac album

Повторите попытку позже. Опубликовано: 24 окт. 2017 г. DENNIS YOST & The Classics IV - NOBODY LOVES YOU BUT ME Album: SONG Released: 1970. Nobody Loves You but Me. Исполнитель. The Classics IV. Альбом.

Orchestrated By – Lari GossWritten-By – Buie, Cobb. B4. The Funniest Thing. Arranged By – Don TweedyWritten-By – Buie, Cobb. B5. Arranged By – Emory Gordy Written-By – Buie, Cobb. Arranged By – James Cobb.

The funniest thing Happened to me yesterday I ran into old you know who By mistake. She was out on the town With her new honey Having a ball, spending his money Oh, it was the funniest thing. You should've seen that Innocent look on her face As he held her close Rumpled her hair out of place. You should've heard her Calling him baby Leading him on, driving him crazy Oh, it was the funniest thing. But she introduced me To her new lover I thought to myself That soon he'll discover Ooh, she did the funniest thing

feat: Classics IV. 2:47. Perry Carlton Buie, James Cobb. Buddy Buie, James Cobb. feat: Classics IV. 2:37. 25. Where Did All The Good Times Go.

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Not to be confused with Nobody Loves You (When You're Down and Out). Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out". Single by Bessie Smith. 1970, he recorded a group version with his band, Derek and the Dominos, for their debut album Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs. The recording took place at the Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida, with Jim Gordon (drums), Carl Radle (bass), Bobby Whitlock (organ), and Duane Allman (slide guitar). Although it did not appear on their 1973 In Concert album, a recording from the Fillmore East on October 24, 1970 was later included on the expanded Live at the Fillmore album released in 1994. For this version, Clapton played all the guitar parts and Whitlock performed on piano. In 1992, Clapton recorded another rendition for the MTV Unplugged series.