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Krister and Dalbani?BullDog wrote:
Do TLFers know any candidates please?
... Did you know that? Or just know how to find it out?Itsallaguess wrote:Krister and Dalbani?BullDog wrote:
Do TLFers know any candidates please?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MMs_lzv3SM
Cheers,
Itsallaguess
Many thanks. Nope definitely not! I perhaps should have said the track was electric guitar led, played very blues style. Both the guitar and vocals both sounded so much like Eric Clapton, I am almost tempted to say Google and Apple Music are wrong!Itsallaguess wrote:Krister and Dalbani?BullDog wrote:
Do TLFers know any candidates please?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MMs_lzv3SM
Cheers,
Itsallaguess
Thanks, that's one of the lists that says Clapton didn't cover it.kempiejon wrote:Lots of covers here https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/56723
Not what your looking for but I like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWQ4pcaGe38
Thanks. Nope, epic fail!kempiejon wrote:This could feel a bit bluesey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHBOn53d0kk&t=56s
Perhaps we could go investigate from where how you heard it. TV, radio, restaurant? We might be able to deduce from the context. There's a lot of covers but not one by EC.BullDog wrote:I just heard a cover version of the Stevie Wonder song, part time lover. Played with a blues rhythm, male singer. It sounded a lot like something Eric Clapton would do. But neither Google nor Apple Music can find that song by Clapton. It was very enjoyable to the point I would love to know who it was! Do TLFers know any candidates please?
Thanks.
Thanks again. In a restaurant. The staff didn't know who the artist was. They only knew it was stream of blues music that they regularly pipe into the restaurant.kempiejon wrote:Perhaps we could go investigate from where how you heard it. TV, radio, restaurant? We might be able to deduce from the context. There's a lot of covers but not one by EC.BullDog wrote:I just heard a cover version of the Stevie Wonder song, part time lover. Played with a blues rhythm, male singer. It sounded a lot like something Eric Clapton would do. But neither Google nor Apple Music can find that song by Clapton. It was very enjoyable to the point I would love to know who it was! Do TLFers know any candidates please?
Thanks.
Yes I am. But there's no way I can listen again, so there is a possibility it was another song but with the words "part time lover" in the lyrics. It was a fun challenge, alas, I will never know.DrFfybes wrote:Having spent ages looking for a cover version of "Summertime" featuring a Harmonica for someone (no, it wasn't Larry adler, but apparently that was very close), are you *absolutely sure* it was "Part Time Lover"?
The correct version I eventually found for them WAS Larry Adler. Playing Rhapsody in Blue
Paul
Can we work it out some other way e.g. where and when did you hear it?BullDog wrote:Yes I am. But there's no way I can listen again, so there is a possibility it was another song but with the words "part time lover" in the lyrics. It was a fun challenge, alas, I will never know.DrFfybes wrote:Having spent ages looking for a cover version of "Summertime" featuring a Harmonica for someone (no, it wasn't Larry adler, but apparently that was very close), are you *absolutely sure* it was "Part Time Lover"?
The correct version I eventually found for them WAS Larry Adler. Playing Rhapsody in Blue
Paul
Not to worry, I just enjoyed four hours streaming the Stones, Neil Young, Clapton and the Beatles........
Thanks, it was in restaurant in Greece one evening earlier this week. The staff told me it was a blues channel streaming off the Internet. There was no talk like you get on the radio, it was just continuous music streaming. They couldn't tell me the name of the actual music stream. I looked on line but there's loads of blues music streams, far too many to pick a couple and recognise it. At this point, I can't really envisage how to identify what the track was from so little information.servodude wrote:Can we work it out some other way e.g. where and when did you hear it?BullDog wrote: Yes I am. But there's no way I can listen again, so there is a possibility it was another song but with the words "part time lover" in the lyrics. It was a fun challenge, alas, I will never know.
Not to worry, I just enjoyed four hours streaming the Stones, Neil Young, Clapton and the Beatles........
Some radio shows will publish playlists online
-sd
I think at this point the most likely route to success perhaps isn't thinking about the music too much, and you might be better finding out when the next flight out is...BullDog wrote:Thanks, it was in restaurant in Greece one evening earlier this week.servodude wrote:
Can we work it out some other way e.g. where and when did you hear it?
Some radio shows will publish playlists online
The staff told me it was a blues channel streaming off the Internet. There was no talk like you get on the radio, it was just continuous music streaming.
They couldn't tell me the name of the actual music stream. I looked on line but there's loads of blues music streams, far too many to pick a couple and recognise it.
At this point, I can't really envisage how to identify what the track was from so little information.
On the off-chance that you are concentrating on the phrase rather than the actual Stevie Wonder song, have a listen to this -BullDog wrote:Yes I am. But there's no way I can listen again, so there is a possibility it was another song but with the words "part time lover" in the lyrics. It was a fun challenge, alas, I will never know.DrFfybes wrote:Having spent ages looking for a cover version of "Summertime" featuring a Harmonica for someone (no, it wasn't Larry adler, but apparently that was very close), are you *absolutely sure* it was "Part Time Lover"?
The correct version I eventually found for them WAS Larry Adler. Playing Rhapsody in Blue
Hmmmm. Full time lover, the original and just four covers.Itsallaguess wrote:On the off-chance that you are concentrating on the phrase rather than the actual Stevie Wonder song, have a listen to this -BullDog wrote: Yes I am. But there's no way I can listen again, so there is a possibility it was another song but with the words "part time lover" in the lyrics. It was a fun challenge, alas, I will never know.
https://www.reverbnation.com/theericstr ... time-lover
And just in case it was 'Full time lover' instead -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7s1RD2cI1g
Cheers,
Itsallaguess