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Add to EJ Playlist  Biography Over the course of his career, James Taylor has sold more than 40 million albums, and won more than 40 gold, platinum and multi-platinum awards as well as five GRAMMY® Awards. Taylor's first Greatest Hits album earned him the RIAA's elite Diamond Award, given for sales in excess of 10 million units in the United States. In 2000, Taylor was inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. In February 2006, The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences named Taylor its MUSICARES Person of the Year. (From Amazon).com) From soundunwound.co m: James Taylor is the Grammy-winning singer-songwrit er best known for the track "You've Got a Friend". He was married to fellow singer-songwrit er Carly Simon in the 70s. (Though in a 1973 Rolling Stone interview, she stated with regards to her legendary song "You're So Vain", "No, it's definitely not about James...".) Taylor rose to fame in the 1970's after the release of his much acclaimed second album Sweet Baby James, which spawned the hit song "Fire and Rain". Taylor struggled with heroin addiction throughout the 70s, however he still managed to record and toured throughout, releasing nine albums. All this work meant that he was rarely at home during this period, and in 1980 Simon reportedly gave Taylor an ultimatum: either spend more time with her and the kids or she would leave; his answer came in the form of the 1981 album Dad Loves His Work. Taylor finally kicked his drug habit in 1985, thanks to his second wife Kathryn Walker, and in celebration released his thirtieth studio album Never Die Young (1988). He released two albums that seemed to be a return to form: New Moon Shine (1991), and Hourglass (1997), which won the Grammy for Best Pop Album. His last release of original material was 2002's October Road, written to celebrate his new relationship with third wife Caroline Smedvig, with whom Taylor has twin sons Rufus and Henry, born in 2001. LYRICS: Every day it's getting closer Going faster than a roller coaster A love like yours would surely come my way Every day seems a little faster All my friends they say go on up and ask her A love like yours would surely come my way Every day it seems a little stronger Every day it lasts a little longer Come what may do you ever long for True love from me like I longed for yours baby Every day seems a little closer Going faster than a roller coaster A love like yours would surely come my way A love like yours would surely come my way Every day Every day it seems a little stronger Every day you know it lasts a little longer Come what may do you ever long for True love from me like I longed for yours baby Every day seems a little closer Going faster than a roller coaster A love like yours would surely come my way Every day....

Add to EJ Playlist  Biography Over the course of his career, James Taylor has sold more than 40 million albums, and won more than 40 gold, platinum and multi-platinum awards as well as five GRAMMY® Awards. Taylor's first Greatest Hits album earned him the RIAA's elite Diamond Award, given for sales in excess of 10 million units in the United States. In 2000, Taylor was inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame. In February 2006, The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences named Taylor its MUSICARES Person of the Year. (From Amazon).com) From soundunwound.co m: James Taylor is the Grammy-winning singer-songwrit er best known for the track "You've Got a Friend". He was married to fellow singer-songwrit er Carly Simon in the 70s. (Though in a 1973 Rolling Stone interview, she stated with regards to her legendary song "You're So Vain", "No, it's definitely not about James...".) Taylor rose to fame in the 1970's after the release of his much acclaimed second album Sweet Baby James, which spawned the hit song "Fire and Rain". Taylor struggled with heroin addiction throughout the 70s, however he still managed to record and toured throughout, releasing nine albums. All this work meant that he was rarely at home during this period, and in 1980 Simon reportedly gave Taylor an ultimatum: either spend more time with her and the kids or she would leave; his answer came in the form of the 1981 album Dad Loves His Work. Taylor finally kicked his drug habit in 1985, thanks to his second wife Kathryn Walker, and in celebration released his thirtieth studio album Never Die Young (1988). He released two albums that seemed to be a return to form: New Moon Shine (1991), and Hourglass (1997), which won the Grammy for Best Pop Album. His last release of original material was 2002's October Road, written to celebrate his new relationship with third wife Caroline Smedvig, with whom Taylor has twin sons Rufus and Henry, born in 2001. LYRICS: Every day it's getting closer Going faster than a roller coaster A love like yours would surely come my way Every day seems a little faster All my friends they say go on up and ask her A love like yours would surely come my way Every day it seems a little stronger Every day it lasts a little longer Come what may do you ever long for True love from me like I longed for yours baby Every day seems a little closer Going faster than a roller coaster A love like yours would surely come my way A love like yours would surely come my way Every day Every day it seems a little stronger Every day you know it lasts a little longer Come what may do you ever long for True love from me like I longed for yours baby Every day seems a little closer Going faster than a roller coaster A love like yours would surely come my way Every day....

Add to EJ Playlist  "Everyday" is a song written by Buddy Holly and Norman Petty, recorded by Buddy Holly and the Crickets on May 29, 1957 and released on September 20, 1957 as the B-side to "Peggy Sue". A version recorded by James Taylor was released in 1985, becoming a huge AC hit, and performing moderately well on the Pop and Country charts. **DISCLAIMER** I DO NOT OWN ANY AUDIO CONTENT. THE CONTENT BELONG TO THEIR RIGHTFUL OWNERS. AUDIO WAS USED FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES. Thank you. • Follow me on twitter! http://twitter. com/lyrixpal • And don't forget to subscribe to me on YouTube! http://www.yout ube.com/lyrixpa l

Add to EJ Playlist  Watch the official video for Rumer's next UK single 'Goodbye Girl' Pre-order Rumer's new album Boy's Don't Cry here: http://bit.ly/y crVIz Get a free download of 'Welcome Back' by signing up to Rumer's mailing list here: http://bit.ly/W elcome-Back Rumer's debut album 'Seasons Of My Soul' is also available here http://www.smar turl.it/rumer.s oms.it Follow Rumer on: http://www.face book.com/rumero fficial http://www.mysp ace.com/rumerlo vesyou http://www.twit ter.com/rumerso ngs

Add to EJ Playlist  Broadway Concept Album - Josie Aiello & Peter Hewlett (1987)....."Onl y You" is the love duet from Andrew Lloyd Webber's Starlight Express. It is performed by the protagonist, Rusty, a young steam locomotive and his true love, the observation car, Pearl. "Only You" is essentially Pearl's solo "Only He", as opposed to the reprise version in the original, re-arranged as a duet between Pearl and Rusty, with the most demanding octave leap passages removed. It replaced "Only He" in London in 1987. This simplified duet version was used in all productions from Broadway until the 1992 London re-vamp. This version is in nature sweet and reflective, less of a show-stopper but more in keeping with the character's journeys. Only You was, in turn, replaced by "Next Time You Fall In Love", a new song written as part of the 1992 London production revamp, then used in following productions. "Next Time" is a re-working of Lloyd Webber's song "The Ballad of Billy Macaw" from Cats. Musically it is near identical, with replacement lyrics by Don Black. The lyrics of "Next Time" make very little sense within the context of the show, however at the time it was released as a chart single. "Next time" was added to the German production in 2003, replacing "Du Allein" (direct translation of "Only You"). The German lyrics resolved the issue of lacking context, the song was titled "Allein im Licht der Sterne" (Alone, in the Starlight). At the same time the 2003 US Tour replaced "Next Time" with the second version of "Only He", a duet version that included the octave leaps from the original song, in a very rich, dramatic arrangement, aided by the use of pre-recorded instrumentation . This version has now found its way to the 2009 New Zealand tour. In 2008 the second version of "Only He" was included in the German production, now titled "Nur Mit Ihm" (Only with Him) to distinguish from the earlier "Du Allein". The music was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber. The key is dependent on the production;, in London it was D major (Only he was in C Major); Germany, A major, later B major; Broadway, C Major; Australia/Japan , A major; and in the UK tour B Major. It later transposes up a tone twice in all versions but London. The tune is also used in the 'Starlight Sequence', along with the Starlight Express theme. The "Only You" theme represents discovery; of Rusty's self belief, of Pearl's love. The Lyrics for "Only He" and "Only You" are by Richard Stilgoe. The commonly known opening verse of "Only He" - "look at me, a woman, calm and in control/ No silly girl whose head's always turning" is in fact from the single release version of the song, and are obviously out of context when sung by Pearl, who is exactly a silly girl whose head is turned by each attractive male that passes her. The stage production used significantly different lyrics, more appropriate to the context: "known him for a lifetime, known him not at all/ Thought there was nothing special about him". "Only You" cuts this first verse, Pearl starting at the chorus "Only You/ have the power to move me" The second version of "Only He" has lyrics re-worked from the original. The alterations are not credited to David Yazbek, who worked on re-vamping the show for the 2003 US tour. The lyrics are predominantly Richard Stilgoe's original work altered slightly, but include lyrics such as Rusty's singing "You are my Starlight" to Pearl. Earlier on, Rusty looked for 'the Starlight Express'. For romantic purposes of this number, he suggests that Pearl is 'his Starlight', 'Starlight' being a metaphor of Rusty's motivation. Obviously he cannot mean it literally, as the Starlight Express, heard onstage a few scenes previously, was definitely not Pearl! The most glaring contextual nonsensities in the show have appeared at this point in the plot, including Don Black's "Back then was when we touched the Starlight". Rusty and Pearl have a minimal relationship at the beginning of the show, they have no significant past other than a tentative agreement to race together. And while (in the London staging) Rusty did touch the Starlight Express, Pearl was clearly not with him.

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Add to EJ Playlist  DeBarge performing "Who's Holding Donna Now" on Solid Gold. 1985

Add to EJ Playlist  Right from the Heart by Johnny Mathis One of the songs in his album that really touches your heart. Right from the Heart lyrics blend well with Mathis' voice. Another great from Johnny Mathis...

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Add to EJ Playlist  • Artist: Johnny Mathis • Album: Right from the Heart • Track: Just One Touch I never thought that love was meant for me Then you came along Darling when you showed me just how wrong that I could be I can't help remembering How tenderly you reached for me that day You simply stole my heart away Chorus: Just one touch That's all it took from you That's all you had to do I just never knew Just one touch Could turn this world around 'Til I found out what just one touch could do One touch from you Whenever life would get too much from me You'd be there Showing me that loving arms were never out of reach I could always come to you I'd run to you You'd hold me close and then You'd make the world alright again Chorus: Just one touch That's all it took from you That's all you had to do I just never knew Just one touch Could turn this world around 'Til I found out what just one touch could do One touch from you Ad Lib: Hard I looked you get away from me I'm just a fool... a fool who would give anything for Chorus Just one touch the way it used to be I want you back with me Can't you see I need Just one touch To turn this world around Coz I found out what just one touch could do And I'd give anything Just to feel it again Just one touch from you

Add to EJ Playlist  • Artist: Johnny Mathis • Album: Right from the Heart • Track: Just One Touch I never thought that love was meant for me Then you came along Darling when you showed me just how wrong that I could be I can't help remembering How tenderly you reached for me that day You simply stole my heart away Chorus: Just one touch That's all it took from you That's all you had to do I just never knew Just one touch Could turn this world around 'Til I found out what just one touch could do One touch from you Whenever life would get too much from me You'd be there Showing me that loving arms were never out of reach I could always come to you I'd run to you You'd hold me close and then You'd make the world alright again Chorus: Just one touch That's all it took from you That's all you had to do I just never knew Just one touch Could turn this world around 'Til I found out what just one touch could do One touch from you Ad Lib: Hard I looked you get away from me I'm just a fool... a fool who would give anything for Chorus Just one touch the way it used to be I want you back with me Can't you see I need Just one touch To turn this world around Coz I found out what just one touch could do And I'd give anything Just to feel it again Just one touch from you

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Add to EJ Playlist  Music video by Kylie Minogue & Jason Donovan performing Especially For You. (C) 1988 PWL Lyrics: [1a:] Especially for you I wanna let you know what I was going through All the time we were apart I thought of you You were in my heart My love never changed I still feel the same [1b:] Especially for you I wanna tell you I was feeling that way too And if dreams were wings, you know I would have flown to you To be where you are No matter how far And now that I'm next to you [1c:] No more dreaming about tomorrow Forget the loneliness and the sorrow I've got to say It's all because of you [CHORUS:] And now we're back together, together I wanna show you my heart is oh so true And all the love I have is Especially for you [2:] Especially for you I wanna tell you, you mean all the world to me How I'm certain that our love was meant to be You changed my life You showed me the way And now that I'm next to you I've waited long enough to find you I wanna put all the hurt behind you Oh, And I wanna bring out all the love inside you, Oh [CHORUS:] You were in my heart My love never changed [1c:] [CHORUS:] [repeat & fade]

Add to EJ Playlist  JERMAINE JACKSON - LONELY WON'T LEAVE ME ALONE

Add to EJ Playlist  "Making Love Out of Nothing At All" is a power ballad written and composed by Jim Steinman and has been released by Air Supply and Bonnie Tyler. There have also been numerous other versions that have not been as commercially successful. Disclaimer: This movie and/or this music does not belong to us. No copyright infringement intended

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Add to EJ Playlist  You and Me - The Rainmakers

Add to EJ Playlist  The Mathis Magic was a short series Johnny recorded for the BBC which included concert performances from his Autumn 1981 British tour, Studio performances and conversation pieces with Noel Edmonds and was televised in April 1982. Memory was Johnny's encore song in this concert and at the time still a comparatively unknown song, the musical "Cats" opening that year also.

Add to EJ Playlist  The Mathis Magic was a short series Johnny recorded for the BBC which included concert performances from his Autumn 1981 British tour, Studio performances and conversation pieces with Noel Edmonds and was televised in April 1982. Memory was Johnny's encore song in this concert and at the time still a comparatively unknown song, the musical "Cats" opening that year also.

Add to EJ Playlist  FAITH CUNETA - LOVE ME LIKE THE FIRST TIME

Add to EJ Playlist  A video tribute I made to a great movie "Arthur". It stars Dudley Moore as the drunken millionaire who is being forced to marry a woman he dispises. He decides to fight for his right to make his own decisions when he meets Linda (played by Liza Minnelli), a wannabe actress who works at a diner. Also stars the great Sir John Geilgud as Hobson, Arthur's protective butler. *Note: I had some volume troubles when making this, because of which I could not do what I wanted during the sax solo. I had a Dudley Moore laugh montage that was really good, but you couldn't hear it next to the music...even when I had the clip volume on the highest setting. What you see in the video only took me a few minutes, and it is still pretty good. It gives Liza more screen time...still, i just wish I could've done what I had initially planned on doing** Song: Best That You Can Do Artist: Christopher Cross

Add to EJ Playlist  The quintessential love song, 'Sometimes When We Touch' has been recorded by countless artists from Tina Turner to Roseanne Cash, Rod Stewart to UK performer Tommy Steele. It's been translated into and recorded in Estonian, Tagalog, and Swedish, to name a few. Written by Dan Hill (lyrics, in collaboration with Barry Mann) when he was 19, it became an international success when it was first released in 1977. You can read what Dan Hill thinks of his biggest hit in this 2010 article from Maclean's Magazine: http://www2.mac leans.ca/2010/0 1/14/sometimes- it%E2%80%99s-to o-much/