2020. 1. 21. 22:55ㆍ카테고리 없음
's third album continues the middle-of-the-road tendencies of her first two, leading off with an oddly jaunty reinterpretation of 'Falling in Love Again,' 's theme song, whose jaded world-weariness replaces with her own pleasantly insubstantial persona. With its cinematic background noise staging and odd ragtime piano accents, it recalls 's playful deconstruction of pre-rock standards. More successful are the straightforward bilingual version of the title track, one of the evergreen tunes of '60s easy listening; the oft-recorded and sunshine pop tune 'Small Talk'; and a mournful, skeletal version of 's little-known early tune 'Snow' that's among 's finest interpretations of her career. Even better is 's take on the standard 'Holiday'; 's endearingly pitch-poor, lispy vocals are tailor-made for this spooky, unconventional song, which arranger gives a suitably off-kilter arrangement featuring a chorus of wordless between the strings and the increasingly florid piano accompaniment. 's next album, the masterful, would benefit from even more of this gently psychedelic experimentation.
Love Is Blue Original Instrumental Song
I love instrumentals and this is one of my favourites from the 60's,and this version by 'Paul Mauriat' was released in 1967/68 and made number 12 here in the UK charts,but hit the number 1 spot in. The song describes the pleasure and pain of love in terms of colours (blue and grey) and elements (water and wind). The English lyrics ('Blue, blue, my world is blue ') focus on colours only (blue, grey, red, green, and black), using them to describe components of lost love.