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@BrickLaneBetty: I thought so too until I became involved in inducting Laura Nyro. I had the same experience as clubmidnightsun (below). I just discovered 2 months ago that Laura Nyro actually wrote some of my favorite songs, and have been listening to her music almost non-stop. She died relativ...

@pontello3 If I remember correctly, it meant something hard on the outside and very soft inside, Laura's image of New York.

I loved it! I can't wait to hear the song. What a great gift, hearing her read that poem before it became a song. Many thanks for sharing it.

Thanks for explaining. I even enjoyed the silence!

Wasn't this a completely different interpretation of Sweet Blindness? Sweet and sad at the same time. "Four leaves on a clover; I'm just a shade of a bit hungover..." Thanks for sharing the pictures and video.

This is the only instrumental section of a song of Laura's that I have heard. It is wonderful, as well as the rest of the song. Thanks for sharing this.

What a wonderful answer! Eli's Coming on the front side, The Confession on the back, and 13 songs! Laura, you are STILL having fun with us...

This song is completely different from the Laura Nyro music I have been listening to for the last week (essentially every song on You Tube). What a new dimension. It reminds me of Joni Mitchell's Hissing of Summer Lawns, but is not derivative of her style, if that makes sense. Another amazing fea...

I think the 1967 Moneterey festival was dominated by Jimi Hendrix. It could have been very easy to overlook Laura in all the Hendrix hoopla. But we see from the vide that they did not boo her; they applauded. Thank god; she went on to a brilliant career, that I am just now appreciating. There is ...

I have been listening to her almost non stop for 4 days; where was she all my life? This "Crazy Love" is so powerful and beautiful. I think Fleetwood Mac performed a song by the same name. Nothing like this. Now for more...Laura Nyro!

I should get the CDs today or tomorrow and hopefully the books before Thursday, when I leave on a business trip. I am going to lay aside War & Peace, which I am reading, to read her biography. I cannot wait another 900 pages of Tolstoy to learn more about this wonderful woman.

Yes, this is beautifully sung by her; what a soulful intepretation.

I have listened to this song about 20 times in the last 3 days; I just bought 3 of her albums and 2 books, one is the biography and the other she wrote, of songs and lyrics, etc. I am an official member of the Laura Nyro cult.