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Judy Collins - I Think It's Going To Rain Today

Judy does a dramatic interpretation of one of Randy Newman's masterpieces. From the Smother Brothers show. PLEASE VISIT MY BLOG: http://toooldtoorock.blogsp...  
 
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ryartiste (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I love Dusty's version, too; I'm listening to it on Rhapsody right now.
billyscottbrandt (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Hmnm..gotta check that out..
joeygsmom (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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great song..doesnt Judy look lovely, she is always able to affect me with that pure sweet voice.
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problem49 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Randy released his version on his first LP on Reprise, which I bought as a remainder and treasure to this day. It is a poignant, moving rendition-every bit as good as Judy's cover.
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I grew up then. To be honest, I have always considered a phrase like "wasting a generation" to be WAY over the top. Especially if you use it in referance to the war. I am willing to bet that an equal or greater number lives were fucked up forever at that time from drug use. Look at it like this, ihn a 10 year period it is likely tens of thousands of young people will die in traffic accidents. Odd, i never hear "a wasted generation" used for that.
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qyzuf (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I agree with you, 56Edify.
nhoverhaulinfan2 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I love this song, it reminds me of abandoned places like old parks that are now in ruins and how I feel
jemb2000 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I think Dusty Springfield understood the lyrics of this better than anybody - she said it was her favourite song at one point.

Judy Collins has a great clear, strong voice but she's almost too steely for this song. Dusty Springfield's soft, more vulnerable take does it for me.

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