I posted this using Firefox rather than my usual browser I can't tell if it worked . It looks blank on my end. It it is somebody Ping me so I can delete it and start over.
I have to go to the library to hear these. There's a Brittish West Indies jazz singer, Cleo Laine who was popular in the 70's. She did a good version of the song.
I'm with you, Shelbia. Stevie is my favorite, the best interpreter of his own music. Next I like Michael, then Barbra. I couldn't get Dionne's to play, and I didn't like Cher's.
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I posted this using Firefox rather than my usual browser I can't tell if it worked . It looks blank on my end. It it is somebody Ping me so I can delete it and start over.
Never mind it finally showed up.
Well, I'm partial to Barbara singing it. I always thought of it as a song for a woman to sing.
I love the way Stevie sings it. I love Barbara too though...
I have to go to the library to hear these. There's a Brittish West Indies jazz singer, Cleo Laine who was popular in the 70's. She did a good version of the song.
love me some cher :)
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I'm with you, Shelbia. Stevie is my favorite, the best interpreter of his own music. Next I like Michael, then Barbra. I couldn't get Dionne's to play, and I didn't like Cher's.
All good musicians.