8 thoughts on “ Thinking of You - Mundell Lowe, Barbara Lea, Tony Burrello - This Could Lead To Love (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. When I Think of You. Laura Farnell - Santa Barbara Music Publishing. Click to review. Combining texts from two famous poems by Sara Teasdale, Laura Farnell has created this beautiful, tender love song. Flowing lines and lush harmonies abound in this captivating work for mixed or treble choir and keyboard accompaniment.

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2. Mundell Lowe, Barbara Lea, Tony Burrello: Mundell Lowe, Barbara Lea, Tony Burrello - This Could Lead To Love (Album) 2 versions: Riverside Records: RLP US: Sell This Version: 2 versions.

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3. Mundell Lowe, Barbara Lea, Tony Burrello: Mundell Lowe, Barbara Lea, Tony Burrello - This Could Lead To Love (Album) 2 バージョン: Riverside Records: US: このバージョンを出品: 2 バージョン.

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4. Oct 13,  · The mere idea of you, the longing here for you You'll never know how slow the moments go till I'm near to you I see your face in every flower Your eyes in stars above It's just the thought of you The very thought of you, my love I see your face in every flower Your eyes in stars above It's just the thought of you The very thought of you, my love.

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5. Thelonious Monk plays the music of Duke Ellington – but as you can imagine, the sound here is quite different than usual! At a time when Ellington was working mostly in large group format for the mainstream, Monk's presentation of his standards in trio format is a wonderful way to unlock their nascent modernism – the angular tones, lines, and complex ideas that were still present .

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6. Jul 22,  · Flexibility, love, and trust Take a moment to think of just Flexibility, love, and trust [Verse 1: Garnet] Here comes a thought that might alarm you What someone said and how it harmed you.

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7. Oct 17,  · Song Thinking Of You; Artist Paul Weller; Licensed to YouTube by UMG (on behalf of Universal Music); LatinAutor - Warner Chappell, SOLAR Music Rights Management, LatinAutor - SonyATV, CMRRA, UMPG.

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8. 6. I Hadn't Anyone 'Til You Burrello's selections were originally part of the Riverside album titled, "Polka Dots and Moonbeams"; and Miss Lea's songs originally appeared in the album "A Woman in Love." Very nice jazz on this album! Burrello, Lowe, Lea, Taylor, and Windhurst have their own wikipedia pages, and Lowe has his own web pages worth 5/5(1).

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