Thank you erica!! God used Jimi as my miracle when I was suicidal. His voice is so calming. My Life would be so different without him!! And now that he is gone I am not the same... God bless you
OMG, what a song! What a voice! Jimi will always be an extraordinary singer! He's one of a kind and will be always in my heart ♥RIP ❣🌹I love all his songs + Survivor 80's
On this day that I have missed my Sweet Jimi so much, I thank you for this. This beautiful song has made me so sad. It’s been one of my songs forever. God Bless my Sweet Angel✨✨✨
I love this, Jimi has such an amazing voice my word. Thanks for doing this Erica - you do a great job on many of his songs. Thank you for the video's you share. What Remarkable gifted talented this man has. So AWESOME!
Erica Whitfield. Where did you get this? This is the only recording I can find of this song. Do you have a copy of the demo? If so, how can I get my hands on a copy (of a copy of a copy)?
Stupid question but is this a demo? There’s not much information available about the song. It’s beautiful to say the least and I’m hoping to learn a little more about it.
Eugene Vinzee I’m only throwing guesses here but it really fits into Survivor’s love song (ballad) catalogue! The search is over,Man against the world,Everlasting,Ever since the world began etc etc! So I’m honestly thinking it was written by Jim Peterick! Possibly a rough demo from “Too hot to sleep”. Whatever the case,it’s a beautiful song and whoever’s responsible for its legal rights I hope they one day bring it back into the light! Possibly a future track from “The ides of March” or whatever project Peterick’s involved in!
@@jasonwhite7452 great analysis!i would agree with you that jim probably wrote it. he puts wonderful lyrics on their every hit. not downplaying jimi's songwriting capabilities but jim has this particular punch. probably this was made between vital signs and when seconds count, where their hit love songs were at its peak. hahaha
Eugene Vinzee Extremely great point! I didn’t think of When seconds count! That album already had a couple ballads “Man against...And “In good faith” and Vital had “The search and “Everlasting” So maybe they were worried that they’d be pigeonholed as a love song band if they put too many ballads on an album. That’s why I came up with the assumption it was from “Too hot to sleep”! But as a music lover I absolutely hate it when theres an amazing song that absolutely only a handful of people know and there’s like zero information on it! Here’s a great example...If you look up “The men’s club 1986” you’ll find a clip where Roy Scheider is getting all funky with a couple girls but anyway the song in the background is called “Taking a stand” by Jim Gilstrap ( the guy who sang the first line of Stevie Wonder’s Sunshine of...And The 70s TV theme “Good Times!” But it’s a great song that had that Lionel Ritchie, Luther Vandross appeal that absolutely nobody knows Not even the damn internet! There’s no lyrics,Its not on any album or mentioned anywhere! It’s in a damn good song graveyard,lol! Sorry to ramble on! You just got me thinking of those golden rarities of music!
@@jasonwhite7452 rolling stones would be rolling over calling them cheesy love ballad band hahahaha. Too hot to sleep seemed heavier so i didnt think of it made in between vital signs. Closest is when seconds count. we only know it if you pay attention to the most minute details. especially if you are an avid fan
ONLY ONE JIMI AND NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO THAT VOICE.
Wow, what a great son♥️Jimi, you're our miracle with your amazing voice! Jimi lives on 🎤🎼🎶😎
JIMI IS THE MIRACLE!
This song is beautiful ❤
Thank you erica!! God used Jimi as my miracle when I was suicidal. His voice is so calming. My Life would be so different without him!! And now that he is gone I am not the same... God bless you
Jimi is with us through his beautiful voice,
Miss you Jimi - Hugs to Heaven
OMG, what a song! What a voice! Jimi will always be an extraordinary singer! He's one of a kind and will be always in my heart ♥RIP ❣🌹I love all his songs + Survivor 80's
Wow Yes It is a very beautiful song....He is a miracle himself to be the singer that he was and still is....Wow His songs are so powerful!!!
Un tema igual de dulce a el #jimijamison . Besos al cielo 👄🙏😘
Best voice ever. Miss you Jimi. I have your 🎶. Always in my heart
I love everything about this song forever so sweet ♥️♥️🎸🎸♥️♥️
On this day that I have missed my Sweet Jimi so much, I thank you for this. This beautiful song has made me so sad. It’s been one of my songs forever. God Bless my Sweet Angel✨✨✨
I love this, Jimi has such an amazing voice my word. Thanks for doing this Erica - you do a great job on many of his songs. Thank you for the video's you share.
What Remarkable gifted talented this man has. So AWESOME!
Oh thank thank you love this track haven't heard it for 2 years almost:)
you welcome
2019??
Possibly something with John Cafferty & band (with the sax being in the song)?
James gang
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Erica Whitfield. Where did you get this? This is the only recording I can find of this song. Do you have a copy of the demo? If so, how can I get my hands on a copy (of a copy of a copy)?
Stupid question but is this a demo? There’s not much information available about the song. It’s beautiful to say the least and I’m hoping to learn a little more about it.
that's what i noticed too. it may be a demo
Eugene Vinzee I’m only throwing guesses here but it really fits into Survivor’s love song (ballad) catalogue! The search is over,Man against the world,Everlasting,Ever since the world began etc etc! So I’m honestly thinking it was written by Jim Peterick! Possibly a rough demo from “Too hot to sleep”. Whatever the case,it’s a beautiful song and whoever’s responsible for its legal rights I hope they one day bring it back into the light! Possibly a future track from “The ides of March” or whatever project Peterick’s involved in!
@@jasonwhite7452 great analysis!i would agree with you that jim probably wrote it. he puts wonderful lyrics on their every hit. not downplaying jimi's songwriting capabilities but jim has this particular punch. probably this was made between vital signs and when seconds count, where their hit love songs were at its peak. hahaha
Eugene Vinzee Extremely great point! I didn’t think of When seconds count! That album already had a couple ballads “Man against...And “In good faith” and Vital had “The search and “Everlasting” So maybe they were worried that they’d be pigeonholed as a love song band if they put too many ballads on an album. That’s why I came up with the assumption it was from “Too hot to sleep”! But as a music lover I absolutely hate it when theres an amazing song that absolutely only a handful of people know and there’s like zero information on it! Here’s a great example...If you look up “The men’s club 1986” you’ll find a clip where Roy Scheider is getting all funky with a couple girls but anyway the song in the background is called “Taking a stand” by Jim Gilstrap ( the guy who sang the first line of Stevie Wonder’s Sunshine of...And The 70s TV theme “Good Times!” But it’s a great song that had that Lionel Ritchie, Luther Vandross appeal that absolutely nobody knows Not even the damn internet! There’s no lyrics,Its not on any album or mentioned anywhere! It’s in a damn good song graveyard,lol! Sorry to ramble on! You just got me thinking of those golden rarities of music!
@@jasonwhite7452 rolling stones would be rolling over calling them cheesy love ballad band hahahaha. Too hot to sleep seemed heavier so i didnt think of it made in between vital signs. Closest is when seconds count. we only know it if you pay attention to the most minute details. especially if you are an avid fan
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