The lyrics and melody of the theme song were written by Pure West. There is also an instrumental version used in the credits. It is replaced in the Japanese version of the show by two theme songs: "Ashita ni Nattara..." as the opening theme and "Banana Tengoku" as the ending theme....
Producer Bill Szymczyk – yes, the same one who’d make millions a few years later with The Eagles – caused a small revolution when he added a string section to this track, otherwise one of many smooth ballads thatBB Kingrecorded in the 60s. The producer had no qualms about polishing ...
But along with forging a deep personal connection with her core audience, Del Rey’s baroque, retro-pop style, intense intimacy, and unapologetically honest lyrics have changed the sound of pop music in the past decade. To honor the release of the singer’s ninth studio album, Did You ...
Ray Parker Jr.not only topped the Hot 100 for four weeks with his ode to New York's finest parapsychologists, he also picked up a GRAMMY. Just don't expect to hear "who you gonna call?" in the winning version: For it was in the Best Pop Instrumental Performance where "Ghostbusters"...
Shelton helped guide MSPAINT as the co-producer of their debut album, and guest vocalist on its standout, “Delete It.” With lyrics about struggling to live in the moment, their collaboration plays like a long-lost ’90s alt-rock anthem, plunged through these artists’ idiosyncratic filters....
Over 3K music fans have voted on the 12 Fun Songs With Surprisingly Not-Fun Meanings. Current Top 3: 'Stayin' Alive' Is Literally About The Desperation To ...
Mockin’ Bird Hill– On the ‘Country Road’ show – when she is older Mom and Dad’s Waltz Moon over Miami Moon River Nearer my God to Thee Old Cape Cod On the road again Personality Poor little fool Precious memories – with George Jones ...
“king of the fall” tour, this is a fan favorite that didn’t get added to streaming services until nearly six years later. it finds the weeknd at his most insouciantly boastful: “’bout to leave the crib with a couple of my pirates/driving by the streets we used to walk through...
Alongside Charles, Orbison was ushering rock ‘n’ roll and R&B into a modern iteration, blending soaring melodies with epic compositions and a relatability in lyrics that helped future stars break through to the mainstream. 96: Russell Morris – The Real Thing (1969) Written by Johnny Young ...
Lyrics of Love:From sleepless nights and rocking chairs/Your smiling face was always there/From little trucks and building blocks/You held my hand while I learned to walk/You were my best friend, my inspiration/The one I looked up to/Hey Mom...the first lady in my life was you" ...