John Watt
Member
"the circumstances under which I first heard her", sounds very interesting.
The "lilt in her voice" took a while to think about,
but it describes how she stood out on the radio, a continuous vocal line.
A lot of people described her as being cold onstage,
but I thought she was just concentrating on putting so much into her singing, and playing.
After all this time, hearing other bands doing her songs,
and hearing them having hits with them again,
just shows how enduring her art is. Oil paintings too.
If you'd like to think of Jimi and me, I recommend "Rainy day, dream away", drifting into the rest of that side,
and for a "slight return", "Still raining, still dreaming", on the next side, from "Electric Ladyland".
I've been listening to that since it came out, and it's still more than just interesting to hear.
The "lilt in her voice" took a while to think about,
but it describes how she stood out on the radio, a continuous vocal line.
A lot of people described her as being cold onstage,
but I thought she was just concentrating on putting so much into her singing, and playing.
After all this time, hearing other bands doing her songs,
and hearing them having hits with them again,
just shows how enduring her art is. Oil paintings too.
If you'd like to think of Jimi and me, I recommend "Rainy day, dream away", drifting into the rest of that side,
and for a "slight return", "Still raining, still dreaming", on the next side, from "Electric Ladyland".
I've been listening to that since it came out, and it's still more than just interesting to hear.
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