Yvonne Elliman - 'Nothing Rhymed' - "Yvonne Elliman" - 1971

This album introduced to us, the other side of who was then only known as Mary Magdalene. Ms. Yvonne Elliman. Scorching with raw talent to burn, a fascinating idealism which showed in her voice, and one of the most exotically beautiful faces to ever be photographed, Yvonne Elliman shot to fame portraying Mary Magdalene is the Rock Opera "Jesus Chris Superstar", originating the role on the Album, then in the London West End production (the shows first) then migrating to Broadway for four years and even participating in the national tour. In these four or five years, Yvonne released this first album which showed, as stated above a different side of her. She was a folky, bluesy, optimist hippie and this record displays all that - and more! To the world, this album brings you, Miss Yvonne Elliman!
This one's a soft, acoustic melody that suits Yvonne's voice with pure delight. Though the track was left off subliminal releases of the album, thus making it a rarity, it's here now for all it's glory and a poetic glory at that!

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