I Love How You Love Me - Paris Sisters, cover

An oldie but a goodie. 8o) written by Barry Mann and Larry Kolber, a hit for the Paris Sisters in 1961 and also Bobby Vinton in 1968.

Testing out my new condenser mic which has presented me with a whole new set of problems, although it's a great mic. Not sure I will keep it, though. I'm sure I don't have it configured correctly.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• sixties
• music
• golden
• oldies
• cover
• Paris
• Sisters
• Bobby
• Vinton

[lb4906]

You have a beautiful voice. Very nice and sweet job there. Keep it up.

[ImOfTheWoods]

@lb4906 Why thanks very much - very kind of you, and yes I will.

[terrisonb]

Great job. This is a wonderful old song. I've thought about recording it myself. Not sure I can do it justice though.

[ImOfTheWoods]

@terrisonb Thanks very much terrisonb - so kind of you. I'm sure you could do it! 8o)

[lancelot1953]

Very nice rendition, sweet and tenderly performed with the guitar, thank you for posting,

L

[ImOfTheWoods]

@lancelot1953 Thank you very kindly - my pleasure. 8o)

[reverendflash]

@ImOfTheWoods

'The Lives of John Lennon' has a dark reputation for being a complete distortion of the truth about the late John Lennon. 'Interesting' is one way to describe it. 'Piece of crap' is another. Albert Goldman wrote a similar "tell-all" about the late Elvis Presely and was planning another about the late Jim Morrison when Goldman himself became 'belated'. U2 bashed Goldman in their song 'God Pt. II'. It's high time someone wrote a book about HIM.

[ImOfTheWoods]

@josefernandogamboa Thanks, yes, I covered Stewball as well, and was told by a very good source that the melody for Happy Xmas came from Stewball. Sounds like an interesting book. 8o)

[ImOfTheWoods]

@josefernandogamboa Hey, that's great if you learned to play this from me. I've learned so much from others here on youtube, and it feels great to pay it forward. Oh, I can see the similarity to Happy Xmas - interesting. From what I understand, there is no copyright on chord sequence, but yes - there would be on melody. Thanks for your interesting comments. 8o)

[josefernandogamboa]

What a trip this melody sound exactly like Stewball (Was A Race Horse) by Peter Paul and Mary. My last comment, the information, I got from A book called The Lives Of John Lennon by Albert Goldman.