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This song makes it. As a child, I thumbed my nose at the gliterati, illuminati and anybody who might have been there. I was one bad boy when I was 22. This was NY circa 1972+ and thereabouts. PS - later I wouldn't go to Studio 54 because it was filled with trash/nobodies. I was a sincere ass...

Fraud, again! Piaf only sang this song. Don't use her to draw a crowd. It's dishonest.

Fraud!

'Swaining' would be the right word - the sound is just another percussion instrument - there are many, many - there's even one that sounds like hoofbeats in case you missed kindergarten rythm band ... think Christmas or something like bells jingling ...

HD was absolutely sober for this interview just as he was in all his business affairs. It's silly to think otherwise.

Sorry, but this chick is third-rate talent. I thought she might have been on the ass-end of disco, couldn't recall any song she'd ever done. Don't know exactly where she fits except maybe fill, warm up the crowd for somebody with something to say.

Love all.

@rcarroll88 Apparently you have no life. Stay there.

Suck hind tit, commies. We won.

Love and affection,

RJC

Best song ever done. Story of my life.

Russians are bad boys, but they only had commies to back them. All soldiers are the same. We won, commies. Suck hind tit.

Robert - I love Russians as brothers as long as they ain't commies.

Darkie, darkie, darkie. Sue me.

They ain't a 'darkie' there ain't happy.

I may have heard this in my 3 yrs in RVN (late 67-late 70.) Diana, Aretha, Mary W, and almost everybody else were bigger.

rjc

@gmco4 Don't know what that has to do with this pretty second-rate song, but I agree entirely.

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She was popularly known as 'Phonie Joanie' in the comic strips of those days. She sings this song. To me she wasn't just another loser 'folk' singer.

Love and hate, send it back...

She was the finest woman I'd ever laid eyes on and told her that when we visited her in her London apartment around 1975. After kneeling her 25 corgies, I told her that she could 'turn me straight' in eleven seconds. Couldn't do it, had little interest, had other fish to fry. No regrets but she...

muy nigga!

I sang this in my lover's ear while dancing. You have to make a stand somewhere. We twisted our hearts, together. That's love. It ain't nice but ...

Robert

This song is the definition of charm.

Nonsense, country music comes from the middle ages, Scots/Irish fiddling et al. Get a grip.

Robert

Back in the days when men were men and women liked it that way.

I'm not talking 'musicians' I'm talking artists. Face it, Billie didn't play second horn, drums nor base. It worked because she worked, hard, night and day. Showbiz is BIG and stars are the name of the game.

Loser city! LOL - he's the 'boss' for folks who can't nor ever will manage their lives. Me, me, me - the pressure's too much - I'll leave town and sing about it.

Get off vicodin or any other excuse until you've made it. Holiday's talent didn't come from a pill nor liquor bottle nor a syringe. That's where they go when they find the world is absent any true love, when they find out they're absolutely alone.

Like it or not, he was in bed with Stalin, one of the world's great assassins and mass murderers. Ol' Man River must have become the Volga Boat Song at some point once he'd checked into the 'Good old USSR. LOL, LOL, LOL!

Was in RVN 67-70 and have been looking for song about 'Chieu Hoi' or 'open arms' as I understood it. Know it was propaganda but was haunting.

BTW RVN was one of the most beautiful places I've ever been in spite of it all. Wonderful people.

Patience.

This was worth coming home to.

Just one of the boys.

Just one of the boys.