Track #5 - Ritmo & Compas - Enganaita
For my friend the fisherman
and since weâre on a roll
Well i seen frenzel plenty of times live and have been on air with j and the doctor before , i am an Australian.
and the other one never heard of them but sounds pretty good is this another payout?
explains it all fellow australian iâm fighting with what are the odds, all the best to you
Getting the weekend off to some beats down under
goes a little something like this
Hi Bob n all
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Two tracks of the same song â Kris Kristoffersonâs [I]Me and Bobby McGee[/I]
â one from the album [I]Pearl[/I] (1971) by Janis Joplin (1943-1970),
â and a studio session by Pink (Alecia Beth Moore) in 2003.
Janis Joplin performed [I]Me and Bobby McGee[/I] at Woodstock (1969), and in other venues in 1969 and 1970. She recorded it for her album [I]Pearl,[/I] just days before her death of a heroin overdose at age 27. [I]Pearl[/I] was released in 1971, and Janis Joplinâs [I]Me and Bobby McGee[/I] posthumously became her biggest hit.
Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster wrote [I]Me and Bobby McGee,[/I] and it was first recorded by Roger Miller. A number of rockers, and almost every country singer out there including Kris Kristofferson, have performed or recorded this song over the past 47 years.
In the original version, Bobby McGee (the male singerâs lover) was a woman. Janis Joplin changed the lyrics to make Bobby (her lover) a man. Here are the Joplin lyrics â
Me and Bobby McGee
By Janis Joplin
Busted flat in Baton Rouge
Waitinâ for the train
Feelinâ nearly faded as my jeans
Bobby thumbed a diesel down
Just before it rained
Rode us all the way to New Orleans
I pulled my harpoon out of my dirty red bandanna
And was playing soft
While Bobby sang the blues
With them windshield wipers slappinâ time
I was holdinâ Bobbyâs hand in mine
We sang every song that driver knew
Freedomâs just another word for nothinâ left to lose
Nothinâ ainât worth nothinâ but itâs free
Feelinâ good was easy, Lord,
When he sang the blues
And feelinâ good was good enough for me
Good enough for me and Bobby McGee
From Kentucky coal mines
To the California sun
Bobby shared the secrets of my soul
Through all kinds of weather, Lord
Through everything I done
Bobby baby kept me from the cold
Then somewhere near Salinas, Lord
I let him slip away
Lookinâ for the home I hope heâll find it
And Iâd trade all of my tomorrows
For one single yesterday
Holdinâ Bobbyâs body next to mine
Freedomâs just another word for nothinâ left to lose
Nothinâ left is all that Bobby left me
Feelinâ good was easy, Lord
When he sang the blues
And buddy, that was good enough for me
Good enough for me and Bobby McGee
Songwriters: FRED FOSTER, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON
© Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
For non-commercial use only.
Here is track #1 - Janis Joplin - [I]Me and Bobby McGee[/I]
Track #2 â
Pink channels Janis Joplin in Kris Kristoffersonâs [I]Me and Bobby McGee[/I]
I like to trade to chill and ambient music because it helps set up the mood and makes me feel relaxed.
I agree. Ambient music is unobtrusive. It wonât take your focus away from the business at hand.
But, this thread is about âfavorite musicâ, not necessarily music to listen to while trading.
I donât listen to Janis Joplin while trading.
But, from time to time, when Iâm not trading, I get into a [I]Janis Joplin[/I] sort of mood.
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Robin Schulz - Sugar (feat. Francesco Yates)
omg )))
My favourite is Edward Maya. You will love the way his fingers run over the strings.
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Track #1 - Bittersweet Faith
Track #2 - Drink You Sober
Track #3 - Everything
Canât get in trouble here
music to sooth a 90âs child soul
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Track #1 - Musical Dreams