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quisiera saber quién es el autor y el intérprete. Lo supe alguna vez, a mediados de los 70's, pero lo olvidé.

At 16, she made the movie Labirynth, with british singer/actor David Bowie, and after the filmation he said that he almost fall in love with her.

Here in Mexico this beautiful melody was in the mood by the ends of 70's, or yet 1980, at the same time of his other compositions, Music Box Dancer, The Peter Piper Theme and The poet and me. A TV channel used these themes as a sound background of notes about the first panda born in captivity ou...

Here in Mexico this beautiful melody was in the mood by the ends of 70's, or yet 1980, at the same time of his other compositions, Music Box Dancer, The Peter Piper Theme and The poet and me. A TV channel used these themes as a sound background of notes about the first panda born in captivity out...

Quizá a ustedes no les tocó escucharla en la radio cuando fue lanzada por primera vez, a mediados de los 70's, si no me equivoco en 1974. A mí me atrapó desde ese momento. La versión que se escuchó más acá en México, o por lo menos en Monterrey, fue ésta, la de Marwan. Después salieron otras dos,...

Y màs porque yo soy poeta, aunque no de profesión.

love is in every room, con su intérprte clásico, o sea, el que la hizo famosa, Paul Mauriat, excelente director de orquesta francés, quien nos deleitó a varias generaciones con su muy particular estilo.

Does someone tell me if this song was a hit in the US? In Mexico only was a hit in Monterrey, and some DJ in the radio said that in the US it passed with no pain and no glory.

Gracias, monordi1, por subirla. Tenía décadas de no escucharla.

Gracias, monordi1, por subirla, tenía décadas de no escucharla, creo que desde mediados de los 70's, pero me las sé de memoria: Casatschok, Paprika, caviar, vodka, Da, da, niet, niet, niet, y Toi, toi, toi.

Tenía décadas de no escucharla, al igual que otras dos: Paprika, caviar and vodka, y Da, da, niet, niet, niet.

Sólo un latino puede hacer música como ésta. En 1973 (y aun ahora) era muy raro que un gringo sintiera la música como un latino, en especial como un brasileño. Gracias por subir la canción, vangodias.

Ya decía yo que tenía que ser latino Terry Winter, por sus armonías musicales y por sus ensambles.

I like the voice of Russel Hitchcock, specially for to reach the very high notes.

Sin ofender, la traducción me suena a traductor electrónico (google, o algo así), que te traducen palabra por palabra. Yo tengo la letra desde que salió la canción en 1976, y la traduje por mí mismo, y por eso me doy cuenta de lo que te dije al principio, Sin embargo, lograste mantener el context...

@iknowudo1 No, I see this video Ithink in 2008, and yes, she shows her tits in 2:08.

In a gray rainy evening...

In a radio station in Monterrey I heard a little different version of this beautiful song, and they named the performers as The Cascades, but I can't find it in no other place. The main differences are a little bass in the voice of the main vocalist and a musical arrange with guitar instead of th...

En México que yo recueerde sólo le pegó esta canción, pero para mí eso es suficiente. La armonía, la coordinación de instrumentos y voces (ensamble), y la edición de sonido son excelentes, lo mismo el ritmo y la melodía. La voz de Terry es inconfundible y le da un sabor muy especial a la canción....

The first time I saw this video was in an episode of Rescue 911, very much years ago, and still I'm trying to understand how a person can expose his own life and the others ones for a grass chopper... Still I can't do that.

A few minutes ago I knew the complete title of this excellent song, and who performs it! I heard this song on the radio in Mexico since end of 1978, and, believe it or not, I didn't know the complete title and the performers, till this hour, here in YouTube.

Altough there is no video, thanks for upload this beautiful song. I have it since its release on the radio in Mexico, end of 1978, and, believe it or not, 'till this moment I know the complete title of the song, and the performers!

I like to compare musical videos of 60's and other decades, and see the evolution of the choreographies, the playing of the instruments and of course the voice performance. And I like so much that the voice of the vocalist of The Temptations (sorry, I don´t know his name) was always pure and cl...

One of the best voices of the 60's and ever.

@55102, I'm a little younger than you and SamieV1021, but I think the same: if a song keeps on listening after 30 or 40 years is good, very good, an authentic classic. Good music never dies.

Ten years ago, I commented to a workmate that I considered very improbably that the towers collapsed theirselves in the same way and directly over the ground, without the minimal oscillation. In other words, the towers would fall as the toy towers: the top forming a parabol to the horizont line, ...

I'm not a United States citizen, but I think that your TRIBUTE is not only good, but NECESARY to all of you, that born and live in that country hit by the terrorism, something that none country never had to suffer. I respectedly join to your tribute.

Some time I played this song in piano, although I never studied for play this instrument. I love this song.

an excellent work of Neil Diamond for the movie Jonathan Livingston Seagull. With it I made fan of Neil, at age of 13.

Bittersweet song. I see Neil in his room, at the window, looking the sky, in a very dark or clouded night, and then searching the phone.

Beautiful edition of the pictures in the presentation, junarbolado.

But it means, too, that the US are a nation of migrants.

One of the first hits of Neil, and definitively one of his classics. I loved it.

Surprising energy.