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bear

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"Cry me a river", I know this has been covered by so many people, but the version I have is by Carly Simon.
So "cry me a river" Carley Simon.
 
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bear

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Roy Orbison, what a great singer,and what a range of notes.
Ok "Crying" the big "O"
"The crying game" Dave Berry.
 
treeve

treeve

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Which leads us very nicely to one of the all time great artistes ..
Muddy Waters ... I'm your Hoochie Coochie Man
 
symons55

symons55

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Brilliant blues man,.....Muddy Waters............still waters run deep........The Bee Gees..........
 
CHILLYWILLY

CHILLYWILLY

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I thought this chain was about music until you mentioned the bee gees::11:Bee gees - Grease - Frankie Valli - Can't Take My Eyes Off You
 
symons55

symons55

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eyes..... islands in the stream.... Kenny Rodgers and Dolly Parton..........(poetic licence).........
 
CHILLYWILLY

CHILLYWILLY

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As far as the Bee Gees are concerned Clive Anderson is my hero.

Dolly Parton - D.I.V.O.R.C.E. - D.I.V.O.R.C.E. - Billy Connolly - The Humblebums - Which brings us back to - Gerry Rafferty - Right Down The Line/Night Owl
 
treeve

treeve

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From Gerry Rafferty we are back to Baker Street but this time performed by the oh so smooth Candy Dulfer, then with Dave Edmunds - Lily was Here. But from thence to Dave Edmunds and his monumental Love Sculpture and The Sabre Dance, a cut above.....
 
treeve

treeve

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Let's get back on track .... Bruce, a name associated with Aussies ...
Men at Work ... A Land Down Under ...
 
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