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Remember when (w/Ralph)
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"..... could've been a hit in 1952 ......"
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"Original melodic jazz"
Original melodic Jazz styled songs, written and performed by me (unless stated otherwise). Visit for my main band, where you'll find a collection of other stuff.... rock, pop, blues and country.... and assorted oddities.
Song Info
Genre
Jazz • Jazz Vocals
Charts
#179 in subgenre Peak #3
Charts
Peak #24
Author
me/Ralph
Rights
yes
Uploaded
July 23, 2015
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MP3 5.0 MB • 160 kbps • 4:24
Story behind the song
A collaboration with Ralph Atkinson. Vocals, harmonies and additional lyrics by Ralph, who also added the electric lead guitar. http://www.soundclick.com/RalphAtkinson
Lyrics
A bottle of wine, a table for two As the sun went down. A balcony view, over the bay As the band played on. Then I looked at you, and you looked at me, Remember Oh how I remember, remember when. Then we took a stroll, down on the beach As the night came down When up came the moon, along came a breeze And our hats sailed off Then I laughed at you, and you laughed at me Remember Oh do you remember, remember when. (Wa-hoo) We're older but no worse for the weather (Wa-hoo) And happy to lose our minds together When we fell in love down by the sea Remember Oh, how I remember Remember when .................
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Musan Dera
Jun 12, 2017
So nostalgic in both music and lyrics. Everything is working perfectly here. I like the old fashioned way the vocals have been put here, with thanks to Ralph.
Denn AL
Jun 08, 2012
Amazing.. just amazing.
Drumnjon
May 30, 2012
What a PROduction.... A definite score track... I love it! Drumnjon
Keyshardy
Apr 25, 2012
Very smooth indeed!..Great traditional jazz sound. Vocals are excellent!
JCH(UK)
Apr 20, 2012
Perfect in every way awesome job loving the horn parts, Tim the Djangomeister and those lovely barber shop harmonies and inspired tambourine parts to die for. Should have been a hit in 1952
cinnabar
Apr 19, 2012
This is fantastic guys!