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| Headline | Review: I do it for your love |
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Bodo
Sep-02-2005, 08:17 GMT
IP:
Austria
 | ....Hancock´s arrangements make singers stretch; his shifting tempos for Paul Simon´s "I Do It For Your Love" make Simon sound more vulnerable, and more quietly daring, than the original version did.
http://www.startribune.com/stories/457/5590944.htm
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The CD will be released in Germany on Sep 23.
http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000AMY06I/q
id=1125645258/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/028-0308342-0218
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Anyone already has it or has bought the song somewhere? Is it maybe possible to buy this song at some online portal? |
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Ans
Sep-02-2005, 10:38 GMT
IP:
Netherlands
 | Nice to read, I have to agree with the review.
I think in his earlier years he wouldn´t have liked it to sound vulnerable. I like both versions.
It´s available on walmart.com
by music downloads for $0.88.
You have to pay with a creditcard but in their license agreement is mentioned they don´t accept creditcards outside the U.S.A. |
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Julie
Sep-02-2005, 11:40 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
 | It´s free here..
http://music.guide.real.com/playlistHurl?playlistI
d=9556&pcode=RN&cpath=CNT&rsrc=music.L
istening.null
I don´t like it....gaps are too long between the verses and the backing music doesn´t seem to fit.
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Bodo
Sep-02-2005, 12:45 GMT
IP:
Austria
| They don´t acceppt credit cards outside USA??? How nice.
88 Cent would be really a nice price, but when I can´t buy it online and this song alone, I´ll have to download it somewhere :-)
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Ans
Sep-02-2005, 13:23 GMT
IP:
Netherlands
| Here you can listen and watch a part of the song. Hope it works....
http://t-mobile.starbucks.com/herbie/index.html
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Bodo
Sep-02-2005, 13:29 GMT
IP:
Austria
| Watch? |
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Ans
Sep-02-2005, 13:31 GMT
IP:
Netherlands
| To watch a part of the song click on the last but one of the Possibilities. |
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Bodo
Sep-02-2005, 13:33 GMT
IP:
Austria
| Oh, thats great.... but - I have a really fast internet connection here in my company but can only see 1 picture every 10 seconds of this video :-( |
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ivalo
Sep-02-2005, 15:02 GMT
IP:
Finland
 | Why does he sing "the rooms were musty and the pipes were COLD, all that winter we shared a cold."? |
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Ans
Sep-02-2005, 19:41 GMT
IP:
Netherlands
| I just found out where you can download the song.
Try isohunt.com |
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Matthew
Sep-02-2005, 23:49 GMT
IP:
United Kingdom
| Have to day I agree with Julie,
not a fan of the musical backing at all :-( |
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Mimi
Sep-03-2005, 09:33 GMT
IP:
Austria
| Hello!
I have to say, that I like it. But I like that kind of music anyway - it is very jazzy. |
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Bodo
Nov-30-2005, 12:36 GMT
IP:
Austria
| I finally got my Herbie Hancock CD and have to say - I really Love that arrangement.
Paul´s voice is great, it´s wonderful to hear him singin this high falsetto parts. And Jamey playes a really good percussion part.
The album is really good, all artists build one unity because of Herbie Hancock´s piano playing. (Even Christina Aguilera makes sense ;-) ) Only Santana is still Santana and let´s not give this song Herbie Hancock´s style...
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Scaaty
Dec-04-2005, 02:38 GMT
IP:
Ireland
 | "the rooms were musty and the pipes were COLD, all that winter we shared a cold."?
those lines always remind me of the stories my parents would tell of their first flat when they got married |
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