Lyrics to Sing Baby Sing by The Stylistics. and ever will my love 4 u keep growing strong keep growing strong i love u, baby Lyrics to Betcha By Golly, Wow song by THE STYLISTICS: Theres a spark of magic in your eyes Candyland.
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(chorus) betcha by golly! u're the one, yes u are! (don't u let 'em tell u otherwise) and ever will my love 4 u keep growing strong! Baby, sometime a man can't find words 2 express all the things he feels inside but every just so often the words of another who's truly in love seem 2 work out fine 2 say i love u (i love u) 2 say i'm thinking of u! (chorus) u're the one i'm thinking of, thinkin' of ever will my. There's a spark of magic in your eyes Candyland appears each time you smile Never thought that fairy tales came true But they come true when I'm near you You're a genie in disguise Full of wonder and surprise And betcha by golly, wow You're the one that I've been waiting for forever And ever will my love for you keep growin' strong Keep growin. Chorus: betcha by golly wow! (wow!) (wow!) u're the one that i've been waiting 4 4ever and ever will my love 4 u keep growing strong keep growing strong If i could, i'd catch a falling star 2 shine on u so i know where u are paint a rainbow in your favorite shade 2 show i love u, thinking of u Write your name across the sky anything u ask, i'll try cuz. Dunkley's recording career began in 1965, when he was fourteen, with 'Gypsy' (a duet with Roy Shirley) fo read more. It takes you as close to heaven as any piece of music I know.There's a spark of magic in your eyes candyland appears each time u smile never thought that fairy tales came true but they come true when i'm near u u're a genie in disguise full of wonder and surprise and. Errol Dunkley is a Jamaican reggae singer, born in Kingston in 1951.
Over the course of four minutes, Allen swoops, slides, shrieks, soars and shudders his way through the ultimate love song to the Creator. No white singer, however, is ever likely to scale the peaks of arguably the greatest falsetto performance recorded in the last 20 years - a slow- building 1975 Stax track by obscure gospel-soul man Rance Allen called "God Is Wonderful". Candyland appears each time you smile (ooh ooh ooh) Never thought that fairy tales came true. Leee John) and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. More recently, Jeff Buckley has followed his late father Tim's example and taken the tenor voice into previously uncharted territories. Read about Betcha By Golly Wow (Acoustic Version) from Imagination, Leee Johns Betcha By Golly Wow (feat. Van Morrison floated up to his falsetto register for the divine "Crazy Love" on Moondance, while Robert Wyatt sings his austere polemics with the touching fragility of a choirboy. Falsetto was a key component in the honeyed harmonies of the Beach Boys by Surf's Up (1971), indeed, Carl Wilson had developed an exquisitely beautiful solo voice. Colin Blunstone's sub-Stingish new album is a long way from the sound of "Say You Don't Mind" (1972), but he remains one of the more extraordinary white pop singers of the past quarter century. All these singers drew to a greater or lesser extent on the peerless voices of Little Anthony (Gourdine) and William "Smokey" Robinson - the first chokingly camp, the second wistfully ethereal.įalsetto is such a big part of black music that it is easy to overlook the few white practitioners of the style, from the Italian-American doo- wop lead of Frankie Valli through the fey prog-rock mewlings of Yes's Jon Anderson to the trilling (and often twee) harmonies of the Bee Gees (right) and the electro-pop vocals of Jimmy Somerville. Falsetto leads were big in the early Seventies: other great exponents of the style included William Hart of the Delfonics, Ted Mills of Blue Magic and Marshall Thompson of the Chi-lites. Scoff not: the Stylistics (left) may denote everything that was kitsch about Seventies soul, but the singles they made with producer Thom Bell between 19 ("Betcha By Golly Wow", "You Make Me Feel Brand New") utilised the creamy falsetto of Russell Tompkins Jr to devastatingly seductive effect. When David McAlmont let loose over Bernard Butler's neo-Spectoresque assembly of swirling strings and cavernous drums, his multi-tracked flights of rapture took us to the glory days of vocal group soul, of Little Anthony and the Imperials, of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, and even of Russell Tompkins Jr in the Stylistics. It was only fitting, somehow, that McAlmont and Butler's "Yes" - the most thrilling pop single of 1995 - also marked the return of the male falsetto as a supreme pop instrument.
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