δεν προλαβα να διαβασω τον τιτλο και ειχα παρει το αλμπουμ απο το ραφι.....πτηση.....νυχτερινη διαδρομη με αυτοκινητο.....ξημερωμα !
αναρωτιομασταν τι εγινε αυτη η ταινια.
αναρωτιομασταν τι εγινε αυτη η ταινια.βλεπεις το τρεηλερ.
ακουω το σαουντρακ.
blue note.
το παιχνιδι παιζεται αλλου πλεον.
δυση,μοτελς,σερβιτορες,ουισκι,βρεγμενοι αυτοκινοτοδρομοι.
η νορα τραγουδαει.
...the story of a young woman taking the way to cross the street to true love.
ο ραι...''χαιδευει'' την κιθαρα του.
ο ουμεμπαγιασι ειναι εδω και παλι.
και ο σανταολαγια.
(A popular version in an entirely new form was recorded by African-American artist Otis Redding in 1966. Redding's recording features a slow soulful opening that eventually builds into a frenetic R&B conclusion. It has been named on a number of "best songs of all time" lists, including those from Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It is in the 204th position on Rolling Stone's list of the 500 greatest songs of all time.
The story behind Otis' version is the following: Aretha Franklin covered the song in 1962 (in "The Tender, The Moving, The Swinging Aretha Franklin", Columbia). After hearing it, Sam Cooke adds it to his live shows, as can be heard on his live LP "At the Copa" (1964). In Cooke's version, only two verses are included, as part of a medley (with "For sentimental reasons" and "You send me"). This is the only version that Otis knew, which is why he only sings those two verses.)
The story behind Otis' version is the following: Aretha Franklin covered the song in 1962 (in "The Tender, The Moving, The Swinging Aretha Franklin", Columbia). After hearing it, Sam Cooke adds it to his live shows, as can be heard on his live LP "At the Copa" (1964). In Cooke's version, only two verses are included, as part of a medley (with "For sentimental reasons" and "You send me"). This is the only version that Otis knew, which is why he only sings those two verses.)
(ο γουιντερ ακαντεμι δινει 4 αστρα !)
τα φωτα θα σβησουν 20 δεκεμβριου.
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