The Uniques - I Sure Feel More (Like I Do Than I Did When I Got Here) mp3

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Notes

There's no grooves on the B side. It's unplayable.

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• Other (Rights Society): BMI
• Label Code: SL 1384

Album

The Uniques originally formed as a vocal harmony trio of Roy Shirley, Slim Smith, and Franklyn White, the latter two from The Techniques releasing a few singles in 1966 including the R&B influenced Do Me Good for Ken Lack's Keith Calneck Caltone imprint. The group then disbanded, until late 1967 when read more. The Uniques is the name of more than one band: 1 Jamaican rocksteady 2 60s US garage band 3 Doo Wop 4 Slovak electroclash 1 The Uniques were a Jamaican rocksteady and reggae vocal gro read more. Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises I Sure Feel More Like I Do Than I Did When I Got Here The Uniques The Uniques 1969 Paula Records : The Uniques. Release year: 1969. Track length: 02:48. The Uniques: Best 2 songs. The Uniques - Our Father's Love 03:48. The Uniques - Version Of Love 03:51. Album: The Uniques. The Uniques: best 2 tracks. The Uniques - All These Things Golden Hits, 1969 04:02. Album: The Uniques, 1969. Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises. I Sure Feel More Like I Do Than I Did When I Got Here The Uniques. The Uniques. 1969 Paula Records a division of 43 North Broadway, LLC. Album 1969 11 Songs. I Sure Feel More Like I Do Than I Did When I Got Here. 11 Songs, 29 Minutes. Released September 2, 1969. Формируйте собственную коллекция коллекцию записей The Uniques. More happiness more happines in love,like a milling stone your heart is. Or something like that. Thanks anyway. I'm not sure if she's singing really about love, so that's why I put it in the brackets. I thought it was by Kelly Clarkson, but couldn't find it by lyrics search. It was popular radio hit and when chorus comes, beats kick in. Im searching for a song that goes like i came back to let you know, let you know, let you know isnt what you wont do for love and then starts a different song. Song is by Bobby Caldwell. Its on my playlist . This feels more like a character study than other tracks on the album, like youre stepping into the shoes of Miles Davis. Miles felt like a persona poem, where you learn about the author through the lens that they choose to take. I used to love writing persona poems I once wrote one from the voice of a pigeon. Hed turn his back to the audience, like, Im not here to perform for you white people, Im playing my music and I dont need to shuck and jive for you. I appreciated that. This feels like the most overt tribute on the album, because youre singing about what Muddy Waters did-not to him, not as him. Yeah, thats true. And blindness, and astonishment of heart See, family, that's why you feel like you feel Like you got a chip on your shoulder Until you follow His commandments, you gonna feel that way. Why God, why God do I gotta suffer Pain in my heart carry burdens full of struggle Why God, why God do I gotta bleed Every stone thrown at you restin' at my feet Why God, why God do I gotta suffer Earth is no more, wont you burn this muhfucka I don't. Текст песни: Nineteen, your eyes are glowing to my beating heart Oh, it seems like it is fine as my hand is moving up your arm And you never really know where it goes up until it starts I got my eye on you