Tim Hardin's Hang on to a Dream by Alan Lee
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I think the Nice were actually playing, if not having yet recorded, in 69.
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I think The Nice' version is absolutely bloody awful! Though I find Tim's version one of the most beautifully painful and heartfelt vocals of all time!
I really don't like this version, though. Sorry, Artealee. Is it you or a family member? I mean, it's obviously very nicely played but I don't like the synth and the song is nothing without those vocals.
I don't think it can be covered at all though. It is such a part of Hardin.
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No. Tim Hardin wrote the song, recored and released it in 1966. The Nice did a cover version in 1974.Look at the Wiki
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Sorry but the song is nothing without the lyrics-simple, heartfelt and poignant.
radioroidar 2 years ago
Fair point. I respect your view . You may well be right.
Artealee 2 years ago
Keith Emerson's version you mean
gareththefireman 2 years ago
Opps - (before I get shot down) 1974 was the EMI remix version as The Nice recored the original cover version on Hang On To A Dream" in 1969on the Immediate label.
Artealee 2 years ago
Keith Emerson was in the Nice before ELP. When you see the video of the Nice version, that is Keith Emerson and co. doing it.
mus1cat 2 years ago
This is true, but Tim Harding wrote and first performed this ditty.
Artealee 2 years ago