Labi Siffre I Got The Vinyl

1 i got the 2 the vulture 3 watch me 4 something inside so strong 5 too late 6 crying laughing loving lying 7 my song 8 just a little more line 9 bless the telephone 10 thank your lucky star 11 make my day 12 it must be love 13 give love.

Labi siffre i got the vinyl.

Mathers took note of. I got the 6 28 the vulture 3 42 watch me 3 31 something inside so strong 5 37 too late 3 13 crying laughing loving lying 3 02. Labi siffre gold vinyl. The rest of the album in my opinion is not as strong as labi s other work the 1972 lp crying laughing loving lying is just sheer brilliance culminating in the heart breaking excellence on the second track cannock chase.

What you do is put on the track from the 2 minutes and 10 seconds mark you will need to line up the needle before she comes into the room. Provided to youtube by parlophone uk i got the. This is a supreme and loudly pressed version of the classic track by labi siffre called i got the there is also a funny trick that you can play on your mam using this record. Labi siffre born 25 june 1945 and brought up in london england is the son of an english mother and nigerian father.

Buy labi siffre on vinyl cd at juno records the worlds largest dance music store. Arranged by big jim sullivan backing vocals chas hodges dave peacock gordon neville jacqui sullivan labi siffre bass dave peacock drums ian w. 14 get to the country. Buy labi siffre on vinyl cd at juno records the worlds largest dance music store.

After jobs such as mini cab driver and delivery man he started to concentrate on music full time leaving for cannes france to play guitar with a variety of soul musicians and bands. This is a supreme and loudly pressed version of the classic track by labi siffre called i got the there is also a funny trick that you can play on your mam using this record. Obviously a fantastic break on i got the that mr. What you do is put on the track from the 2 minutes and 10 seconds mark you will need to line up the needle before she comes into the room.

The song was also covered by vanessa bell armstrong in 1988 and again by a host of gospel artists as a tribute to rosa parks in the mid 1990s.