Do I love you (Indeed I do)- Frank Wilson Big Bird - Eddie Floyd Ordinary Joe - Terry Callier Happy - William Bell Skiing in tbe snow - The Invitations Sliced Tomatoes - Just Brothers California Soul - Marvin Gaye Tammi Terrell Mr Bojangles - Sammy Davies Jnr Volare - Dean Martin It was a very good year - Frank Sinatra Viva Las Vegas - Elvis
The Beatles, Hello Goodbye Rolling Stones, Brown Sugar Chicago, Saturday in the Park Steely Dan, Don‘t take me alive Pink Floyd, Wish you were here (tune) Chet Baker, I fall in love too easily Herbie Hancock, Speak like a Child (tune) Thelonious Monk, Round Midnight Deep Purple, Smoke on the water Pat Martino, Road Song Joni Mitchel, Rainy Night House
Glad to see jazz creeping in here Heinz. Interesting to see that you are the first to mention the Beatles too I think. My list would include: Billie Holiday - Bless this child Julie London - Cry me a river Big Mama Thornton (no relative!) - Hound Dog (the definitive version!) Dave Brubeck - Take Five John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom Miles Davis - So What! Bud Shank - His eyes, Her eyes Aretha Franklin - Say a little prayer Erroll Garner - Autumn leaves (as played at the "Concert by the sea' in Carmel) ...and for the fun side of the sixties, Pasadena by the Temperance Severn
Eric wrote this for Patti Boyd who he stole off George Harrison, he was in a real bad way with drug addiction when he performed this but it is the best live version.
This is early 90s by which time he'd been clean of heroin for 15 years and sober for 10 or so.
