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When you want her only, tell me where is she where?
And if she says to you, that she don't love me
Just give her my message, tell her of my plea
And I know, if I could have her back again, I would never make her sad
I got a heart full of soul I got a heart full of soul
She's been gone such a long time, longer than I can bear
But if she says she wants me, tell her I'll be there
And I know, if I could have her back again, I would never make her sad
I got a heart full of soul I got a heart full of soul
Sick at heart and lonely, deep in dark despair
When you want her only, tell me where is she where?
And if she says to you, that she don't love me
Just give her my message, tell her of my plea
And I know, if I could have her back again, I would never make her sad
I got a heart full of soul I got a heart full of soul
I got a heart full of soul!
All the 'interesting' Yardbirds songs featured Jeff Beck. Damn he was good. Glad he left us so much to listen to.
I Agree!! RIP Jeff!!
He brought great music and memories to so many of us. He will be missed.
I remember FREAKING OUT and dying to hear this again immediately after it ceased playing on the tiny transistor radio above the bed when I was a kid...
Same here! I had a pocket Lloyds transistor radio. I was 10yrs old. I listened to WMCA 570 AM NYC (the Good Guys)!
sfyi2001 wrote:
My grandfather had this song on 'sound postcard', something rarely seen in other countries. It was a small vinyl plate just to play with gramophone, just like other big vinyl plates. As a kid I didn't understood lyrics, but the music amazed me from beginning. 20 years later, as grandfather died, I found this postcard and took home. Part of childhood's memories I think.
brings me back to wanting to learn to play the guitar play some ugly ducklings
Bill an awesome band from toronto in mid sixties very much the yardbirds
You know, those were different times...
My grandfather had this song on 'sound postcard', something rarely seen in other countries. It was a small vinyl plate just to play with gramophone, just like other big vinyl plates. As a kid I didn't understood lyrics, but the music amazed me from beginning. 20 years later, as grandfather died, I found this postcard and took home. Part of childhood's memories I think.
If you still have this postcard, I'd love to see a couple of photos. Thanks!
Some songs shouldn't be covered, like Seven Nation Army for example.
That certainly says it all not.
If you had seen The Moody Blues live back then you wouldn't necessarily think so.
"...if I could have her back again..."
The core thought so common to many great rock songs remains just as compelling today...
Photo taken before "Little Jimmy" started wearing stilts under his pants.
Totally. Was soooo sophisticated, I thought as a kid hearing it, too. Probably stole some red wine & cheese from some wasted grownups and threw a little cocktail party for myself and my Barbies & lovies. And cranked up the AM radio station.
And remember the mantra........"Blues is the foundation of all Rock 'n Roll Music"
thanks for Radio Paradise!~
Graham Gouldman is the man!
This of course was a few years into Beatle-Mania that I thought this
Yeah
Exactly.
How about for 1965? I mean, we're talkin' 50 fucking years ago Jack! Featuring your very own Jeff Beck!
I don't believe Clapton played on this tune - I guess he disapproved before recording. In addition to "Lay Down, Sally", don't forget his classic dud, "I've Got a Rock 'n' Roll Heart" .
Way to go again, Bill!!
Everybody in my mushrooming multitude of churches loves this song...
Wasn't it "For Your Love"? Yeah, that "purity" sure didn't last long--Cream took the blues and practically electrocuted them.
Loved this when it first came out when I was an almost teenager; still love it now.
Definitely stands the test of time.
I'm around... I have been saved... I am a sinner no more... I will never let women use me for my body just for money again— only if they love me, or at least like me a lot...
everybody in my church loves this song...
Respect. Best ever post on RP.
Thought You were talking about Coldpaly. Although could apply to many songs / bands /music/.../comments.
Wherefore art thou?
I'm around... I have been saved... I am a sinner no more... I will never let women use me for my body just for money again— only if they love me, or at least like me a lot...
everybody in my church loves this song...
Everybody in my hotel room loves this song...
Wherefore art thou?
That would be a young Paul Samwell-Smith.
Are you talking about "Feelings" by Morris Albert? That song (widely listed as one of the worst songs ever) has very little in common with this one. I don't think Graham Gouldman ever regretted writing this tune.
Yes, it's a tasty little solo. Love El Becko and his fuzz-toned guitar!
Yes, it's a tasty little solo. Love El Becko and his fuzz-toned guitar!
Very interesting songs, very moody, because they were usually in a minor key, the ones we did, anyway.
Jim McCarty interview
Thought I was listening to my playlist!
you're paying attention
I'd read that Clapton left because he thought the band was becoming too commercial or "pop"-oriented. Apparently "For Your Love" is what drove him off.
That's funny. I like her homage to the riff in this song.
tha's funny!
No. In 1965 Jeff Beck was their lead guitarist. I don't think Page joined until 1966.
Yep, that's Beck playing guitar here.
I wasn't born for another 10 years... still...
I think THIS may have been the most important band laying the groundwork for what was to come next. At every stage in their development... they were YEARS ahead of everybody else. Plus... Relf is one of my favorite frontmen of all time.
No. In 1965 Jeff Beck was their lead guitarist. I don't think Page joined until 1966.
I'm pretty sure it doesn't matter. This song still sounds great.
Tremendous song, and the cover photo/graphics are priceless.
Tremendous song, and the cover photo/graphics are priceless.
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