First saw Laura at the Fillmore East in Greenwich Village many years ago & waited at the backstage exit door for her along with other fans. Late 60s... She was amazingly talented. ❤
I'm basically overwhelmed! I'm 60+ & just learned that Laura wrote "Stoney End" & so, so many hit songs that other singers have covered. Laura died far too young. She was brilliant, to say the least!
It's possible to complain about the recording quality and lack of perfect tonal rigor in this performance, the comments make that abundantly clear. What nobody should complain about is the view it offers into the musical mind of one of the genius singers/musicians/composers this country has ever been graced by, it's fascinating and gorgeous from beginning to end. I can't even start with the 'schmaltz' remarks, surely they're a joke. Everything this woman did from 1966-'72 is a gift to humanity.
Yes. Her name and legacy are synonymous with integrity. strength and unflagging commitment to the cause of human liberation . Not to mention her once in a lifetime musical genius. Truly, she was a gift to us from God ( however you care to define that word).
People who want a plastic replica of other people singing this song....aren't going to like this...Laura sings from the heart and this version is beautiful
I swear every time I hear Laura I get goosebumps and my pulse drops and I think I understand her feelings. I can imagine she had problems with recording company’s trying to label you into a box when the reality is her music can’t be labeled, that’s how special and unique she was.
Yes, every single day I miss her, and I cry every morning when I listen to her. I got to see her in NYC. My daughter surprised me with tickets and flew me there from Ohio. Laura was magnificent. I was in heaven listening to her, she was so tiny and such a SWEET woman, an angel on earth, for sure. 😊❤ My brother came home with her first album and the best earphones ever when he returned from the Vietnam War. I lived with those earphones on, listening to her. She had such talent and such a beautiful ❤.
This is one of the BEST performances of Laura Nyro. You can hear why her audiences went wild. All the passion, intensity, and soul. She gave everything.
Laura's effortless BRILLIANCE never ceases to amaze me! I've got Laura Nyro, Joni Mitchell, Judy Garland, and Sarah McLachlan on an almost constant rotation 🙂
Thanks Laura and thank you Den Knee for posting. Great cover, wonderful. I dedicate this to my love now and forever. We recently separated and it was one of the most difficult choices or paths I felt we needed to take. I love you always ❤
I only discovered her this week. She is beyond exceptional. The greatest artist popular music has produced: artist, in the truest sense of the word. It is not just her complex and original and personal songwriting, but the beautiful, soulful voice and singing which creates such an intense emotional connection with the listener that it leaves you in weepy rapture. Its love at first listen. This is music for the soul, and there is nothing better.
I don't even care that this has a structure like the Diana Ross version (normally FAR from my favorite rendition of the song)-it's a memory of Laura Nyro's beautiful voice, musicality, and sheer prescence that's been captured and held on to by this disc from nearly half a century ago. To whoever recorded this, I thank you heartily.
Now and then I come back here, to this grainy imperfect old recording, so I can travel in time and be in that room with Laura singing. Her voice is so touching it cuts through the recording's technical limitations. A very spiritual experience.
What an incredible rendition of this song. The first time I listened to this I thought "Hmmm, the audio is not very good...now (after listening to it approximately 400,000 times) I realize the audio is perfect.
I finally see it...she prays when she sings...thank you LN what beautiful gifts you shared with us...they live on 4ver...yeah you were doing that trance thing here...trans formational music...
"she prays when she sings..." What a perfect way to say what she does. Yes. That. With full commitment, pour her absolute soul into song. I know of no other who gives herself so completely and beautifully to expressing a song.
No one expresses a vocal lyric like Laura, her voice layered with honey & temptation ' I cannot believe the drama & absolute passion of this incredible performance !!!
Very few female singers send shivers down my back side and literally make the hair on the back of my neck stand up. But Laura along with Joni Mitchell have always had that ability with me and I'm forever grateful for it.
I love Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell’s version, but then I heard Laura’s and it’s on another level I can’t describe. How sad all 3 of them passed so young.
So sweet, so rare, so overwhelming vocally.It appears "the lot in life of "the purest,most endearing & talented artists thru modern history suffer a tragic, shortened life,leaving only there acclaimed,sometimes under appreciated works as their "footprints" thru this life.The most wicked, crooked evil ones seem to keep on ticking like the old "TIMEX WATCH" commercial. No one, nowhere, has found an answer.So, " QUE SERA, SERA"(WHAT WILL BE WILL BE"(DORIS DAY)
This is the first time that I've heard a recording of laura having performed this song that I love. She NEVER ceases to astound and uplift me with her BEING that graced our planet. I feel grateful and fortunate to have lived in a time withy a person such as she was- and wilol remain remembered and discovered in lagacy. She- by virtue of her music and my ordinary, intense crush on her altogether. I get wedding bell blues in my dreams that I didn't / couldn't marry her! (sigh!) :)
God used that special voice of hers to move and touch something in us and its beautiful she left her gift for us to endlessly enjoy peace healing forgiveness love and blessings to you good people
IF I COULD SOMEHOW "SPEAK TO YOU", MS. LAURA, I'D SAY"I MISSED U IN THE BRONX(BOTH BORN THERE, ALMOST SAME AGE); WAS TOO BZ CHASING "ROCK GROUPS LIVE"(DOORS, WHO, STONES, ALLMAN B.B.,ERIC CLAPTON, LEON RUSSELL & JOE COCKER, & ON; BLEW CHANCES TO SEE U AT CARNEGIE, FILLMORE & MORE;YOUR ANGELIC VOICE IS IN A CLASS ALL UR OWN, W/NO EQUAL AT ALL. UR SONGS R BEAUTIFUL LAYERS OF SIGHT, SOUND & EMOTIONS, SCALING THE HIGHEST OF HIGHS, THEN RETURNING BRIEFLY TO EARTH. THANK YOU. SEE YA SOON.
As if the heavens lent us all an angel to enjoy her voice while she was here with us. Sweet, honest and so much soul and sadness at the same time. Theres some people you just connect with from the get go...she is one of them.
I had the pleasure of hearing her play Cowboys to Girls when we visited her in New Orleans that was in 1973. So beautiful and sweet...we were in awe to just be hanging with her after our shows( with Bette Midler). WOW!
Irene Hosszu, I'm in total sync with you. Laura Nyro's music touched my soul and gave me a place to go to hear my own inner voice all through high school some 47 years ago. I find I'm returning to that place and am rediscovering this deep love that is still there all these years later.
And I thought Eli's Coming gave me chills. There are some notes on this one, that simply pierce me. Hard to believe that there could be a version that matches Diana Ross's.
I love how she does her own "call and response" (no wind: NO WIND, no rain: NO RAIN) on the chorus. Does anyone know if she did a studio recording of this song?
Nick Ashford & Valerie Simpson wrote the song in 1966. I don’t know if this recording was before or after1967, when Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell sang recorded it.
Wow i had no idea someone else did this version other than Miss Diane Ross! That was one of her biggest hits and Diana probably would not be happy with someone doing a version like hers. But if anyone did it justice, it was the late Miss Laura Nyro!
You can see where Diane Ross got her Operatic version that she has been milking in concerts over the years. It was done here by Laura Nyro- the greatest, to my mind
Actually Diana's version was rearranged by the songs writers- Ashford and Simpson especially for her and recorded and hit no1 on Billboard over 2 years before this recording by Laura
+knockshinnoch1950 You're so right....To my mind this is a very whimsical sloppy & slow version of what is a great song..... I say this as a fan of Laura Nyro's work..... Ashford & Simpson's song was done best by Tammi Terrell and Marvin Gaye.... The second best version is the hit version by Ike and Tina Turner, if you can tolerate Phil Spector's dubious over-epic production.
+tunefultony johnson -- Sorry, I got confused there by the word 'Mountain' in the title: Ike and Tina's song was of course River Deep Mountain High....... Ain't No Mountain High Enough has been covered by various artists, however, including Diana Ross, Dionne Bromfield, and Michael MacDonald.
Thank you so much for bringing this to us. I've never heard it. So achingly soulful and passionate. The arrangement, the piano and the singing are the heart of Laura
She had such a rich timbre to her mid range notes - falsetto on the highs. She could have limited herself to the lower notes, but she reached to those notes of this and her songs to get them out as she heard them.
Thanks for posting, Laura did another great cover here. I tend to like Laura's covers of other Artist's songs better than I do other Artists covering her's - every song she performed is loaded with heart, soul and real emotion, the music just seems to flow effortlessly from her, she continues to amaze me. I love her more and more each time I listen to her! Nice pics too, a few I hadn't seen before.
That's beautiful. First time i've heard it. Despite the limitations of a manky old tape, the contemporary sounding improvisation of the chord changes stands out, and just the weigh she weighs and intensifies her performances; loosening, tightening, dipping, climbing, soaring, the lot.. yep.. still a goddess.
SO HAPPY that Laura was finally Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame!!! I wish i could be there at the induction. However, I HOPE that part of all of it will eventually find its way onto You Tube.
I LOVE YOUR VOICE IN SONG FOR ALL TOMORROWS TO COME FOR ME(GETTING OLD IN THE TOOTH SO OTHERS MUST CARRY ON YOUR LEGEND. AN OLD FLAME AT "HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY INTRODUCED "YOUR SONGS" TO ME. I CONFESS I NEGLECTED YOU & THEM FOR TOO MANY YEARS. BETTER LATE THEN NEVER. SEE YA SOON.
I cherish those Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell records so and a lot of covers of those songs completely fail for me personally. Case in point, I have never liked Diana Ross' version of 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' released in 1970 (the same year Tammi died). And though Laura here does her own take on the Ross version, she just owns it. Respect. Serious respect.
First saw Laura at the Fillmore East in Greenwich Village many years ago & waited at the backstage exit door for her along with other fans. Late 60s... She was amazingly talented. ❤
I was there. Miles Davis opened.
Remember it well!
I know if anyone has found this, then it's probably preaching to the converted but this is simply stunning, isn't it? Truly soulful.
Words cannot express how special
She was always wonderful in my opinion! R.I.P. Laura
If anyone could stretch out those high notes, it was Laura. Still miss her after all these years.... had never heard this, thanks for postinggggg!
Beautiful
I'm basically overwhelmed!
I'm 60+ & just learned that Laura wrote "Stoney End" & so, so many hit songs that other singers have covered. Laura died far too young. She was brilliant, to say the least!
Better late than never
I am Japanese.54 years old MAN.Laura is tender.I missed she.
It's possible to complain about the recording quality and lack of perfect tonal rigor in this performance, the comments make that abundantly clear. What nobody should complain about is the view it offers into the musical mind of one of the genius singers/musicians/composers this country has ever been graced by, it's fascinating and gorgeous from beginning to end. I can't even start with the 'schmaltz' remarks, surely they're a joke. Everything this woman did from 1966-'72 is a gift to humanity.
a gift to humanity well said
agree
chrisnagi2 100% correct... a true great much missed. Laura was the truth. A poet princess.
poet princess / yes
Yes. Her name and legacy are synonymous with integrity. strength and unflagging commitment to the cause of human liberation . Not to mention her once in a lifetime musical genius. Truly, she was a gift to us from God (
however you care to define that word).
I had the great fortune of seeing Laura in ‘71 in Boston. It was her, a grand piano, and LaBelle. It was unforgettable…
The best Laura Nyro stuff that I like it’s just her and the piano
I Still miss Laura Nyro!
People who want a plastic replica of other people singing this song....aren't going to like this...Laura sings from the heart and this version is beautiful
I swear every time I hear Laura I get goosebumps and my pulse drops and I think I understand her feelings. I can imagine she had problems with recording company’s trying to label you into a box when the reality is her music can’t be labeled, that’s how special and unique she was.
Many singers sung "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" but this is the best. Laura's is the best.
I'm spell bound what a beautiful Woman. Such a outstanding song writer an performer! ❤ 🌹
SAW HER ONCE , in Lawrence KS...amazing...just wanted to hug her...... amazing presence....
Lucky
Dearly missed but never forgotten
I just want to live in a bubble of Laura Nyro, enveloped by her voice, her soulfulness, her passion, her essence.
I love you, Laura.
God, I miss her. 😔
Yes, every single day I miss her, and I cry every morning when I listen to her. I got to see her in NYC. My daughter surprised me with tickets and flew me there from Ohio. Laura was magnificent. I was in heaven listening to her, she was so tiny and such a SWEET woman, an angel on earth, for sure. 😊❤
My brother came home with her first album and the best earphones ever when he returned from the Vietnam War. I lived with those earphones on, listening to her. She had such talent and such a beautiful ❤.
This is one of the BEST performances of Laura Nyro. You can hear why her audiences went wild. All the passion, intensity, and soul. She gave everything.
Absolutely stunning version of this song!
What a beautiful version by the brilliant Laura Nyro! 🕊🤍🌻💛
And then the angel sang. Ty.
Laura's effortless BRILLIANCE never ceases to amaze me! I've got Laura Nyro, Joni Mitchell, Judy Garland, and Sarah McLachlan on an almost constant rotation 🙂
Thanks Laura and thank you Den Knee for posting. Great cover, wonderful. I dedicate this to my love now and forever. We recently separated and it was one of the most difficult choices or paths I felt we needed to take. I love you always ❤
Concert at Kyoto Kaikan concert hall on November 27, 1972. Laura visited Japan for the first time. We feel her deep love for Japanese audiences.
This song really shows off her amazing voice just beautifully. I have loved her ever since I first heard her! She has the voice of an angel.
Me Too!
I only discovered her this week. She is beyond exceptional. The greatest artist popular music has produced: artist, in the truest sense of the word. It is not just her complex and original and personal songwriting, but the beautiful, soulful voice and singing which creates such an intense emotional connection with the listener that it leaves you in weepy rapture. Its love at first listen. This is music for the soul, and there is nothing better.
Never heard before till today ...Great ¡
The greatest ARTIST & VOICE ever! Not only in pop! She is incredible! Greetings from Germany!
'weepy rapture'. . .I'm a poet and I could not have thought of that! My complements!
She'll now be a part of your life forever.
I don't even care that this has a structure like the Diana Ross version (normally FAR from my favorite rendition of the song)-it's a memory of Laura Nyro's beautiful voice, musicality, and sheer prescence that's been captured and held on to by this disc from nearly half a century ago. To whoever recorded this, I thank you heartily.
Now and then I come back here, to this grainy imperfect old recording, so I can travel in time and be in that room with Laura singing. Her voice is so touching it cuts through the recording's technical limitations. A very spiritual experience.
OMG, I feel like a voyeur in her heart and soul.. What a gift to hear it. Chills.
Beautifully stated, Tessa!
@@chrysalissartorious5777 her voice has given me chills from early teen to senior citizen. And brings tears often.
What an incredible rendition of this song. The first time I listened to this I thought "Hmmm, the audio is not very good...now (after listening to it approximately 400,000 times) I realize the audio is perfect.
This gave me chills. Compared to the overblown version by Diana Ross this version proves the point that there is beauty in simplicity.
And let's not denigrate Diana's . They're both great artists not to be compared
I finally see it...she prays when she sings...thank you LN what beautiful gifts you shared with us...they live on 4ver...yeah you were doing that trance thing here...trans formational music...
"she prays when she sings..."
What a perfect way to say what she does. Yes. That.
With full commitment, pour her absolute soul into song. I know of no other who gives herself so completely and beautifully to expressing a song.
Chills, tears, mindblown by her voice. There are words but I can't find them, She was beyond belief!
I miss having you here on Earth.
Me too, hon
Wish I would have found her a long time ago, But now I have her for the rest of my Life!!
This particular performance remains unmatched by any other version by other vocalists.
No one expresses a vocal lyric like Laura, her voice layered with honey & temptation ' I cannot believe the drama & absolute passion of this incredible performance !!!
I think the sound (quality) makes this masterpiece sound ethereal.
Very few female singers send shivers down my back side and literally make the hair on the back of my neck stand up. But Laura along with Joni Mitchell have always had that ability with me and I'm forever grateful for it.
Yes! I quite agree with you! Laura and Joni's brilliance is Heaven sent!
The best version ever 😍👌
the greatest version of this song, ever.
Production quality be damned. This is one of the greatest songs ever performed.
Just makes me weep to think of such talent lost to the world. Thank you again Den Knee for keeping all this alive.
I love Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell’s version, but then I heard Laura’s and it’s on another level I can’t describe. How sad all 3 of them passed so young.
So sweet, so rare, so overwhelming vocally.It appears "the lot in life of "the purest,most endearing & talented artists thru modern history suffer a tragic, shortened life,leaving only there acclaimed,sometimes under appreciated works as their "footprints" thru this life.The most wicked, crooked evil ones seem to keep on ticking like the old "TIMEX WATCH" commercial. No one, nowhere, has found an answer.So, " QUE SERA, SERA"(WHAT WILL BE WILL BE"(DORIS DAY)
wow I came to japan i 71 after touring vietnam with bob hope am still here
Wow. She makes it hers. Fabulous.
She was incredibly beautiful, inside and out.
rkgk1517 She certainly was.
+rkgk1517 oh yes
john e Law. ler
YES!!!
I was so in love with her and her voice she is singing in heaven miss you Laura
This is the first time that I've heard a recording of laura having performed this song that I love. She NEVER ceases to astound and uplift me with her BEING that graced our planet. I feel grateful and fortunate to have lived in a time withy a person such as she was- and wilol remain remembered and discovered in lagacy. She- by virtue of her music and my ordinary, intense crush on her altogether. I get wedding bell blues in my dreams that I didn't / couldn't marry her! (sigh!) :)
I Always So Enjoyed Her Music! Good Music Is Always Good Music & It Will Stand The Test Of Time!!
One of the most beautiful performances I've ever heard. Otherworldly.
I love this woman and her music. Even though Ashford and Simpson wrote this, she owns this song with this performance!
Laura Nyro is a great woman with tremendous talent as a singer, composer and artist. I miss her.
God used that special voice of hers to move and touch something in us and its beautiful she left her gift for us to endlessly enjoy peace healing forgiveness love and blessings to you good people
What a woman! Great performace and song! ...a journey into soul!
IF I COULD SOMEHOW "SPEAK TO YOU", MS. LAURA, I'D SAY"I MISSED U IN THE BRONX(BOTH BORN THERE, ALMOST SAME AGE); WAS TOO BZ CHASING "ROCK GROUPS LIVE"(DOORS, WHO, STONES, ALLMAN B.B.,ERIC CLAPTON, LEON RUSSELL & JOE COCKER, & ON; BLEW CHANCES TO SEE U AT CARNEGIE, FILLMORE & MORE;YOUR ANGELIC VOICE IS IN A CLASS ALL UR OWN, W/NO EQUAL AT ALL. UR SONGS R BEAUTIFUL LAYERS OF SIGHT, SOUND & EMOTIONS, SCALING THE HIGHEST OF HIGHS, THEN RETURNING BRIEFLY TO EARTH. THANK YOU. SEE YA SOON.
As if the heavens lent us all an angel to enjoy her voice while she was here with us. Sweet, honest and so much soul and sadness at the same time. Theres some people you just connect with from the get go...she is one of them.
LAURA NYRO & SADE R MY EMOTIONAL CRUTCHES, ALWAYS THERE ( ON U TUBE/C.D.) TO UP LIFT &MOTIVATE ME TO CONTINUE PLAYING/WRITING.
I had the pleasure of hearing her play Cowboys to Girls when we visited her in New Orleans that was in 1973. So beautiful and sweet...we were in awe to just be hanging with her after our shows( with Bette Midler). WOW!
Laura is unique, in a class of her own & this is by far the best version of this beautiful piece! This VOICE ... no words! Magic!
i love her so much! so missed!
Goosebumps, soul-piercing.
Thank You - not sure how I missed this-Have been listening to Laura for 47 Years-never tire-she hits my inner being
Irene Hosszu, I'm in total sync with you. Laura Nyro's music touched my soul and gave me a place to go to hear my own inner voice all through high school some 47 years ago.
I find I'm returning to that place and am rediscovering this deep love that is still there all these years later.
And I thought Eli's Coming gave me chills. There are some notes on this one, that simply pierce me. Hard to believe that there could be a version that matches Diana Ross's.
Ummm, Diana who?
Lol
she was last night it blew me away thank the lord it was beautiful to bad they did not play more of her music.
Wow...Her version blew me away...Love it
So what about the quality....my gosh, I can feel her intensity anyway
I love how she does her own "call and response" (no wind: NO WIND, no rain: NO RAIN) on the chorus. Does anyone know if she did a studio recording of this song?
No she didn't. This makes this recording all the more precious and unique. My favorite live performance by Lady Nyro.
Nick Ashford & Valerie Simpson wrote the song in 1966. I don’t know if this recording was before or after1967, when Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell sang recorded it.
@@zuazhar1630 This recording is from 1972 during one of her performances in Japan.
so intimate...my mind is officially blown..i feel like she's with me in my living room. bless you for posting this.
Love this... wish it was available to purchase. Thanks for posting.
there's a sting in the tail of everything Laura sings. She said, I come by it naturally, my mother was a scorpion '
I would agree with most folks that this is a brilliant performance, despite the poor recording quality
Wow i had no idea someone else did this version other than Miss Diane Ross! That was one of her biggest hits and Diana probably would not be happy with someone doing a version like hers. But if anyone did it justice, it was the late Miss Laura Nyro!
I think Diana Ross is much more appreciative than many think and would hear the same beauty in Laura Nyro's take on this classic
treasure every recording...
You can see where Diane Ross got her Operatic version that she has been milking in concerts over the years. It was done here by Laura Nyro- the greatest, to my mind
Actually Diana's version was rearranged by the songs writers- Ashford and Simpson especially for her and recorded and hit no1 on Billboard over 2 years before this recording by Laura
+knockshinnoch1950 You're so right....To my mind this is a very whimsical sloppy & slow version of what is a great song..... I say this as a fan of Laura Nyro's work..... Ashford & Simpson's song was done best by Tammi Terrell and Marvin Gaye.... The second best version is the hit version by Ike and Tina Turner, if you can tolerate Phil Spector's dubious over-epic production.
+tunefultony johnson -- Sorry, I got confused there by the word 'Mountain' in the title: Ike and Tina's song was of course River Deep Mountain High....... Ain't No Mountain High Enough has been covered by various artists, however, including Diana Ross, Dionne Bromfield, and Michael MacDonald.
This is AFTER the legendary Ross performance which BTW is the #ONE song Burt Bacharach wished he'd written himself, and he did site the Diana version.
Ross' version was recorded in '69. released in 1970.
Nyro did do covers.
Both artists great in their own way.
Just found her not too long ago, but I Love Her!
Thank you so much for bringing this to us. I've never heard it. So achingly soulful and passionate. The arrangement, the piano and the singing are the heart of Laura
She had such a rich timbre to her mid range notes - falsetto on the highs. She could have limited herself to the lower notes, but she reached to those notes of this and her songs to get them out as she heard them.
Beautiful!
Have n
heard this many times but each time it is fresh and new.
Thanks for posting, Laura did another great cover here. I tend to like Laura's covers of other Artist's songs better than I do other Artists covering her's - every song she performed is loaded with heart, soul and real emotion, the music just seems to flow effortlessly from her, she continues to amaze me. I love her more and more each time I listen to her!
Nice pics too, a few I hadn't seen before.
Fantastic!!!
That's beautiful. First time i've heard it. Despite the limitations of a manky old tape, the contemporary sounding improvisation of the chord changes stands out, and just the weigh she weighs and intensifies her performances; loosening, tightening, dipping, climbing, soaring, the lot.. yep.. still a goddess.
Laura is the best musician ever! All her pieces are MASTERPIECES! This VOICE is unique! Thanks & greetings from Germany!
Denito, thanks. Always a detective. Love you.
She get in my Soul ❤
SO HAPPY that Laura was finally Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame!!! I wish i could be there at the induction. However, I HOPE that part of all of it will eventually find its way onto You Tube.
Genius.
I LOVE YOUR VOICE IN SONG FOR ALL TOMORROWS TO COME FOR ME(GETTING OLD IN THE TOOTH SO OTHERS MUST CARRY ON YOUR LEGEND. AN OLD FLAME AT "HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY INTRODUCED "YOUR SONGS" TO ME. I CONFESS I NEGLECTED YOU & THEM FOR TOO MANY YEARS. BETTER LATE THEN NEVER. SEE YA SOON.
never heard her sing this! thank you so much for your post.
I cherish those Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell records so and a lot of covers of those songs completely fail for me personally. Case in point, I have never liked Diana Ross' version of 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' released in 1970 (the same year Tammi died). And though Laura here does her own take on the Ross version, she just owns it. Respect. Serious respect.
Marvin and Tammi was my favourite,a new version has taken that spot.Wanna quess who?
Hall of Fame. You helped remind us.
This is simply amazing...WOW...
Thank you for posting this. She lives on forever.
Beauty.
Exquisite.
That is the perfect word to describe her.
Ashford & Simpson wrote this gem
Awesome version.
Pure Pure genius
true artist.
Denknee, thanks for the info and I listened to "Coffee Morning" and put it on my
favorites bar...it's a good day...
Just wonderful. Thats all I can say.
It Is So Nice To See The Link To The Petition On This TH-cam Video . It Makes Me Feel Really Good When I see That People Really Care ....