oom, there were stars in the skies Except for the few that were there in your eyes Dear, as I held you close in my arms Angels were singing a hymn to your charms Two hearts gently beating, murmuring low "Darling, I love you so" The night seemed to fade into blossoming dawn The sun shone anew but the dance lingered on Could we but recall that sweet moment sublime We'd find that our love is unaltered by time Dear, as I held you close in my arms Angels were singing a hymn to your charms Two hearts gently beating, murmuring low "Darling, I love you so"

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. The phrase, "Darling won't you ease my worried mind" was what this vocalist identified with the most during its recording. Fritzmound regards this recording as a stretch from his usual vocal stylings, and yet considers it among his very favorites. Credits: Sting, Rod Stewat, Joe Dassin, Et Si Tu N'existe pas, Julio Iglesias, Engelbert, Tom Jones, Delila, Green Green grass of Home, Demis Roussos, Ever and Ever, Laura Pausini, Ottmar Liebert, Barcelona Nights, Richarl Clayderman, Enrico Macias, Oh Melisa, Niel Diamond...Credits: ABBA, Take a Chance on me, Chequitita, I Have A Dream, The Winner Takes It All...Eric Clapton, Sting, Rod Stewart, Infatuation, Placido Domingo, Jose Jose, Jose Luis Rodriguez, El Puma, Jose Luis Perales Ana Belen, Raul Di Blasio, Richard Clayderman, Roland Kaiser, Heino, Andy Borg, Charles Aznavour, Enrico Macias, Demis Roussos, Lucio Dala, Laura Pausini, Caruso, Fernando Express, Die Flippers, Rocio Durcal, Santa Maria, Joana, Adios Amor, Roy Black, Peppino Gagliardi, Peppino Di Capri, Mina, Tom Jones, Delaila, Engelbert Humperdinck, Release Me, Just help yoursef, Green Green Grass Of Home, The Last Waltz, After the lovin, etc....

ar Her lips are warm while yours are cold Oh release me, my darling let me go Please release me, let me go For I just don't love you anymore To waste our lives would be a sin Release me and let me love again Let me go, oh release me, my darling Let me go TOM JONES AMERICAN IDOL PORNO SEX Filipino singer, Philippines RUSSELL NAVASCA

bum: The Complete Tom Jones 1993 Song: Love Me Tonight I know that its late and I really must leave you alone But youre too good to hold that I feel such a long way from home Yes I know that our love is too new, but I promise its going to be true Please let me stay and dont you send me away oh no no Aaahh Tell me baby that you need me, say youll never leave me Love me tonight Hold me now my heart is aching, until the dawn is breaking Love me tonight Something is burning inside, something that cant be denied I cant let you out of my sight, darling Love me tonight Let me love you baby Let me love you baby Baby love me tonight Ive waited so long for the girl of my dreams to appear And now I can hardly believe that you really are here Here in my arms you belong, how can this feeling be wrong Darling be kind for Im out of my mind over you Aaahh Tell me baby that you need me, say youll never leave me Love me tonight Baby now the pain is stronger, I cant wait a moment longer Love me tonight Something is burning inside, something that cant be denied I cant let you out of my sight darling Love me tonight Let me love you baby Let me love you baby Baby love me tonight Love me to ni-i-i-i-ght! * Tom Jones Sir Thomas Jones Woodward, OBE (born 7 June 1940), known by his stage name Tom Jones, is a Welsh pop singer. He was born in Treforest, near Cardiff, Wales. *

ere Lestine Johnson and sisters Ernestine Pearce, Shirley Pearce and Betty Pearce. In 1964 they signed to Old Town Records, where they released their debut single "Hey There, Hey There". The song achieved airplay only on local radio stations, but their next single — the J.J. Jackson-written "Jerk It" — was more successful, reaching #111 (pop) and #33 (R&B) in the spring of 1965. Despite the relative success of "Jerk It", Lestine Johnson left the group, replaced by Viola Billups. The Gypsies released only two singles on Old Town Records in 1966, giving them a total of four. That year, now on Josie Records, the four women redubbed themselves The Flirtations and released the now-regarded northern soul ballad "Change My Darkness Into Light". It was ignored by DJs and sales suffered. The quartet then moved to Festival Records, where they released "Stronger Than Her Love" and "Settle Down" as a single, which failed to spark much interest. Betty Pearce left the group, reducing the Flirtations to a trio. After winning a small local talent contest in 1968 to see who could sound the most like the Supremes, they packed their bags and headed for England, where they signed to the Parrot label. (Tom Jones was signed to the label at that time.) Their only release was "Someone Out There" b/w "How Can You Tell Me?". Although the song received more airplay and recognition than their other singles, it did little. In late 1968 the trio went to Deram Records and released what would become their signature recording: "Nothing But A Heartache" — a dense, dynamic, earth-shattering melodrama produced by Englishman Wayne Bickerton and written by Bickerton with Tony Waddington. The B-side was a Christmas song entitled "Christmastime Is Here Again". In early 1969 the record was released in the United States, but with a different B-side ("How Can You Tell Me?"). In March "Nothing But A Heartache" entered the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at #34 in May and remaining on the Hot 100 for a then-impressive 14 weeks. The single also reached #31 in Cash Box. Reminiscent of mid-60s Supremes particularly "Stop! In the Name of Love" — the single is now generally regarded as a pop and northern soul classic. The follow-up was less of a dance tune than the previous single. "South Carolina" was a ballad that reached only #111 pop in July 1969. In 1970, "Keep On Searching" was released and did nothing. However, this may have been due to confusion over whether the newest single was "Searching" or "What's Good About Goodbye My Love". The latter rocketed to #17 R&B in early 1970, but failed to make a dent in the pop charts. In July 1970 the trio scored another hit with the original version of Tom Jones's "Can't Stop Loving You". The song made #96 in Cash Box. 1971 saw their sixth and last Deram single, "Give Me Love". Taken from their 1970 LP Sounds Like the Flirtations, it did not do well in the charts. The rest of their singles were not released in the U.S. Throughout the 1970s the Flirtations released material on various labels. 1971 and 1972 Polydor titles included "Little Darling (I Need You)", "Take Me In Your Arms (& Love Me)", "Hold On To Me Babe" and "Love A Little Longer". In 1973, their Mojo Records releases included "Why Didn't I Think of That". In 1975 it was RCA's turn: "Dirty Work", "Mr. Universe", and "One Night of Love", which gained enough sales and airplay for another LP, Love Makes the World Go Round, just before 1976. In 1977 they released the disco single "Earthquake", whose 12-inch version was a hit in 1983. Loretta Noble replaced Viola Billups in 1972. Viola Billups had a solo career as Vi and as Pearly Gates. The Flirtations sang high energy songs such as "Time", "Earthquake", "Read All About It" and "Back On My Feet Again" through 1989. In 2007 the group recorded two new songs, "Resist the Temptation" for Ian Levine's album Northern Soul 2007, and "Run for the Exit" for Disco 2008, both also featuring solo tracks by Viola.

the lace chiffon gowns for DSB in the 90's. We call it the #@!&eral Gown for obvious reasons. The gown was worn at Blazers in London in 1984, on British tv in 1987 and in Berlin in 1987 and several other occasions in the late 80's. It was sadly destroyed in a fire in the early 90's! I (Who Have Nothing) Music written by Carlo Donida. English lyrics by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller recorded: September 6, 1963 released: UK: September, 1963 on Columbia single DB 7113 US: March 10, 1964 on United Artists single UA 699 charted: single UK: #6, September 26, 1963 Released on a single in 1963. With this song Shirley Bassey reached position number six in the UK single charts and stayed in the charts for 20 weeks. Originally this was the Italian song "Uno Dei Tanti" by Donida / Mogul and J. Leiber and M. Stoller then wrote the English lyric to it. Since the 1960s to this day Shirley Bassey sings this song on almost every live concert and therefore it is available on many collections and live recordings and videos. It has also been recorded together with the London Symphony Orchestra on the album I Am What I Am. This recording has the wonderful long finale with the solo trumpet that you'll hear at the live concerts too, but this is not on the original recording. Another orchestral arrangement that I like very much is that from the 1989 album La Mujer where Shirley Bassey sings this song in Spanish: Hoy No Tengo Nada. In 1972 a new English studio recording was released on an extremely scarce DJ-only promo record, but this recording has never been officially released. Other artists that have performed this song and have reached US Billboard chart positions have been Ben E. King who has reached position number 29 1963. And Tom Jones climbed to No. 14 in the charts 1970. And 1979 Sylvester (James) reached No. 40 in the charts with this song. In a concert in The Netherlands in 1980 Shirley Bassey said before singing "I (Who Have Nothing)": "This is an ideal moment to sing a song Tom Jones stole from me. Well, I gave it to him... I couldn't resist." For a decade, from the mid-'50s to the mid-'60s, Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller were the most successful song writing team in popular music, writing hits for groups like the Coasters and the Drifters and giving Elvis Presley some of his best material. The songs included for example "Love Potion #9," "Jailhouse Rock," "Spanish Harlem," and "Stand By Me." A Broadway musical revue called "Smokey Joe's Cafe" opened 1995 and it contains 38 of the songs of Leiber / Stoller, including "I (Who Have Nothing)". Premiere of the musical has been on Thursday, March 2nd, 1995 at the Virginia Theatre in New York. Lyrics I (Who have nothing) I, I who have nothing I, I who have no one; Adore you and want you so I'm just a no one, with nothing to give you but oh... I love you You, you buy her diamonds, bright, sparkling diamonds. But believe me, dear, when I say that she can give you the world (sometimes: That you can give her the world) but she'll never love you the way, I love you You can take her any place she wants to fancy clubs and restaurants; But I can only watch you with My nose pressed up against the window pane.. I, I who have nothing I, I who have no one; Must watch you, go dancing by wrapped in the arms of somebody else when darling 'tis I Who love you. Lyrics New York-medley Start spreading the news I'm leaving today I wanna be a part of it New York, New York These vagabond shoes Are longing to stray And step around the heart of it New York, New York If I can make it there I'd make it anywhere It's up to you New York, New York New York, New York So good they named it twice New York, New York All the scandal and the vice I love it! New York, New York Now isn't it a pity What they say about New York City New York, New York So good they named it twice New York, New York All the scandal and the vice I love it! New York, New York Now isn't it a pity What they say about New York City My little town blues Are longing to stray I wanna be a part of it New York, New York If I can make it there I'd make it anywhere It's up to you New York, New York (Transcribed by Roman)

r shoes Baby take off your dress - yes, yes, yes [C5] You can leave your hat on [E5] You can [F5] leave your hat on [G5 open] You can leave your [C] hat on [C] Go on over there - turn on the light, no all the lights Come over here, stand on this chair - yeah that's right Raise your arms up to the air - now shake 'em [C5] You give me a reason to live, [E5] You give me a reason to live [F5] You give me a reason to live, [Bb] You give me a reason to [Bb open] live [C] Sweet darling [Bb] [F] You can leave your [C] hat on (You can leave your hat on) [Bb] [F] You can leave your [C] hat on (You can leave your hat on) [Bb] [F] You can leave your [C] hat on (You can leave your hat on) [C] Suspicious minds a talkin', they're trying to tear us apart They don't believe in this love of mine, They don't know I love you They don't know what love is [INTRO] They don't know what love is [INTRO] They don't know what love is [INTRO] I know what love is [C] Sweet darling [Bb] [F] You can leave your [C] hat on (You can leave your hat on) [Bb] [F] You can leave your [C] hat on (You can leave your hat on) [Bb] [F] You can leave your [C] hat on (You can leave your hat on) ---------------- An acoustic version of "You Can Leave Your Hat On". Written by Randy Newman, and appearing on his album 'Sail Away' in 1972. This track has picked up popularity due to appearing in 2 major movies... firstly a Joe #@!&er version for '9 + 1/2 weeks', and then Tom Jones' version for 'The Full Monty'