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 | Smokie - Needles and Pins 1977 Smokie - Needles and Pins 1977 (Originals by Jackie DeShannon/US and The Searchers/UK 1963) I saw her today, I saw her face, It was a face I loved, and I knew, I had to run away, And get down on my knees and pray That they'd go away, And still they begin, Needles and pins, Because of all my pride, The tears I gotta hide. Oh, I thought I was smart, I'd won a heart, Didn't think I do, But now you see, She's worse to him and me, Let her go ahead, And take this love instead, And one day she will see, Just how to say "please", And get down on her knees, That's how they begin, You'll feel those needles and pins, Hurtin' her, hurtin' her, What can't I stop and tell myself I'm wrong, I'm wrong, so wrong, What can't I stand up, and tell myself I'm strong. Because I saw her today I saw her face, It was a face I loved, and I knew, I had to run away, And get down on my knees and pray, That they'd go away, And still they begin, Needles and pins, Because of all my pride, The tears I gotta hide Needles and pins, Needles and pins, Needles and pins, Needles and pins |
 | Jackie DeShannon - What The World Needs Now (1965) Jackie DeShannon - What The World Needs Now (1965) |
 | Jackie DeShannon - What The World Needs Now Is Love LYRICS Jackie DeShannon - What The World Needs Now Is Love lyrics: What the world needs now is love, sweet love It's the only thing that there's just too little of What the world needs now is love, sweet love, No not just for some but for everyone. Lord, we don't need another mountain, There are mountains and hillsides enough to climb There are oceans and rivers enough to cross, Enough to last till the end of time. What the world needs now is love, sweet love It's the only thing that there's just too little of What the world needs now is love, sweet love, No, not just for some but for everyone. Lord, we don't need another meadow There are cornfields and wheat fields enough to grow There are sunbeams and moonbeams enough to shine Oh listen, lord, if you want to know. What the world needs now is love, sweet love It's the only thing that there's just too little of What the world needs now is love, sweet love, No, not just for some but for everyone. No, not just for some, oh, but just for everyone. |
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 | Jackie DeShannon Jackie DeShannon - When You Walk In The Room (Hullabaloo) |
 | Coldplay - What The World Needs Now Coldplay - What The World Needs Now (Jackie DeShannon Cover). Written by Burt Bacharach, with lyrics of Hal David. |
 | Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes (1981) Kim Carnes' distinctively raspy, throaty voice graced one of the biggest hits of the '80s, the Grammy-winning smash "Bette Davis Eyes," which spent nine weeks on top of the Billboard charts in 1981. Carnes was born in Los Angeles on July 20, 1945, and during the '60s began writing songs for other artists while performing in local clubs and as a session vocalist. In 1966, she joined the popular folk group the New Christy Minstrels for a time, later leaving (along with husband/songwriting partner Dave Ellingson) to form the duo Kim & Dave. Thanks in part to her folk-music background, Carnes landed an acting role in the 1967 film C'Mon, Let's Live a Little, a folk-themed musical with a staunchly anti-radical viewpoint. In 1971, Carnes' "Sing Out for Jesus" was recorded by blues legend Big Mama Thornton for the soundtrack of the film Vanishing Point, which also featured Kim & Dave's performance of the song "Nobody Knows." This success landed Carnes a solo deal with Amos, the label on which the soundtrack had appeared. She recorded her first album, Rest On Me, in 1972, but it did nothing, and, frustrated by the predominance of outside writers on the record, Carnes departed, eventually signing with A&M. Her self-titled label debut was issued in 1975 and produced her first chart hit, the self-penned duet with Gene Cotton "You're a Part of Me." 1976's Sailin' and 1979's St. Vincent's Court (her first album for EMI) also produced minor singles, but her big break came in 1980, when ... |
 | Jackie DeShannon - Needles & Pins Whoever believes there is no such thing as "white Soul" Has not enjoyed listening to many songs. This, in my opinion has soul (and all soul is to me is not color, but meaning if they make me believe them, it is soulful and has soul Please enjoy "Needles & Pins |
 | When you walk in the room - The Searchers A Jackie De Shannon song. One of my favourite Searchers hits. |
 | Agnetha Faltskog - Remember Me In 2004 Agnetha returned to the recording studio after 17 years away to record the album My Colouring Book. She wanted to record something special for her family, friends and fans with a meaningful connection with fond memories from the past. Agnetha pays tribute to the artists who have inspired her: "Thank you Jackie DeShannon, Doris Day, the Shangri-Las, Connie Francis, Petula Clark, Sandie Shaw, Cilla Black, Rita Pavone, Sylvie Vartan, Dusty Springfield, Demis Roussos, Simon & Garfunkel, Skeeter Davis, Cliff Richard, Paul Anka, the Beatles, Beach Boys, Neil Sedaka, Brian Hyland, Grace Kelly , Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and many many more. You are all deep within my heart and will stay there forever. " There was no public promotion for the new album. Agnetha held a party for the album release at Bern's in Stockholm in April 2004, attended by 150 friends and relatives. Her daughter Linda Ulvaeus was there, she recorded back-ups on several of the songs along with Sofia Tretow (Michael's daughter) and Svea Strings. Agnetha's comments for Remember Me are: "Sandie Shaw, the barefoot singer, may be best known for 'Puppet On A String'. She has such a special way of singing, and she's one of my many role models." Would we still remember her after 17 years away? The public soon gave their answer. The album topped the charts in Sweden, reached the top 5 in many European contries and no. 12 in the UK. It sold 500000 copies worldwide, 50000 of those in the UK alone ... |
