MELISSA MANCHESTER Sad Eyes
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Channel: daveinprogress3 · 2012 · Autos & Vehicles
One of only two new songs written for the 1977 LP 'Singin' was the wonderfully wistful opener 'Sad Eyes'. The track was composed by David Spinozza who had worked with luminaries like McCartney and Lennon, and James Taylor, Paul Simon and Don McLean among others. Released in the U.S fall of 1977, 'Singin' couldn't better her previous albums, chart wise, and it is largely a covers album, and a brilliant example of how much of an artist that Melissa is as a singer, with her interpretative powers at their peak - turning other people's songs: Jacksons, Sly & The Family Stone and The Beach Boys into unmistakable Melissa Manchester treasures. Enjoy!
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