A Dozen for the Desert Island
Well, one it is definitely on Robert is Complete Heartbreakers, on CD2.
I've just checked the Definitive track list, and of course it is also on Matt Monro Sings Don Black.
Marian
I've just checked the Definitive track list, and of course it is also on Matt Monro Sings Don Black.
Marian
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Well here is my list, it has been a struggle I can tell you, and they could change on a daily basis! Anyhow, in no particular order.
ALL THAT REMAINS MATT MONRO
NOW THE CARPENTERS
HERE IN MY HEART AL MARTINO
IN THE CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT JERRY VALE
MY CUP RUNNETH OVER ED AMES
LET ME CHOOSE LIFE MATT MONRO
IF I COULD READ YOUR MIND ANDY WILLIAMS
YOU'RE THE ONE THE CARPENTERS
VAYA CON DIAS AL MARTINO
WHERE WALKS MY TRUE LOVE JULIE ROGERS
KISS ME GOODBYE PETULA CLARK
THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD RUBY MURRAY
ALL THAT REMAINS MATT MONRO
NOW THE CARPENTERS
HERE IN MY HEART AL MARTINO
IN THE CHAPEL IN THE MOONLIGHT JERRY VALE
MY CUP RUNNETH OVER ED AMES
LET ME CHOOSE LIFE MATT MONRO
IF I COULD READ YOUR MIND ANDY WILLIAMS
YOU'RE THE ONE THE CARPENTERS
VAYA CON DIAS AL MARTINO
WHERE WALKS MY TRUE LOVE JULIE ROGERS
KISS ME GOODBYE PETULA CLARK
THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD RUBY MURRAY
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Hi Marian
I didn't know that Jack recorded From A Distance,
which is self-evidently a most meaningful lyric
with a message of peace. It is reminiscent of a piece
I wrote (about a soul on route to a different dimension)
before the song was published. I offer the following extract
in all modesty:
I slip my seat-moorings with the ease
with which I left my anchorage since birth;
my Captain lets me wander as I please,
I take a lingering, last look at Earth:
I am humbled by a hanging sphere
resplendent there in brown and green and white;
stretches of bright blue with each hue cohere -
a sharp-intake-of-breath exquisite sight.
In such a setting we should live in peace
through love as preached two thousand years ago;
that simple truth could make our anguish cease,
can we not see its incandescent glow?
Keith
I didn't know that Jack recorded From A Distance,
which is self-evidently a most meaningful lyric
with a message of peace. It is reminiscent of a piece
I wrote (about a soul on route to a different dimension)
before the song was published. I offer the following extract
in all modesty:
I slip my seat-moorings with the ease
with which I left my anchorage since birth;
my Captain lets me wander as I please,
I take a lingering, last look at Earth:
I am humbled by a hanging sphere
resplendent there in brown and green and white;
stretches of bright blue with each hue cohere -
a sharp-intake-of-breath exquisite sight.
In such a setting we should live in peace
through love as preached two thousand years ago;
that simple truth could make our anguish cease,
can we not see its incandescent glow?
Keith
What a dilemma Marian!
Jack's From A Distance and Imagine are on his album 'Live From the London Palladium' Keith. I was in the audience when it was recorded, but I also know part of it was recorded at The Fairfield Hall in Croydon that same tour.
It doesn't have quite the same ring does it, 'Live from Croydon'!!

Marian
Jack's From A Distance and Imagine are on his album 'Live From the London Palladium' Keith. I was in the audience when it was recorded, but I also know part of it was recorded at The Fairfield Hall in Croydon that same tour.
It doesn't have quite the same ring does it, 'Live from Croydon'!!
Marian