Jesse Winchester -- Just Like New (Elvis and his Caddies) скачать в хорошем качестве

Jesse Winchester -- Just Like New (Elvis and his Caddies)

Lyrics JUST LIKE NEW That's the same engine under the hood Carried young Elvis to Hollywood Been cross country a time or two And look at it now, it's just like new He had a weakness for Cadillacs A girl in the front and his friends in the back That's the original paint job, too Look at it now, it's just like new Elvis was happy, he felt pretty good Here he was driving to Hollywood Gassing it up and pushing it through Look at it now, it's just like new According to one of Elvis' friends He took it up to a hundred-and-ten He just want to see what his Caddy would do Look at it now, it's just like new And my, my, what a beautiful machine Oh boy, it rides just like a dream Just think of all that it's been through And look at it now, it's just like new He drove it to Memphis come Christmas time The weather so fair, the future so fine Say Mama, them girls ain't as pretty as you Look at her, Daddy, she's just like new Elvis was always a dutiful child And here everybody was thinking he's wild Why, he bought his folks a Cadillac, too And look at it now, it's just like new by Jesse Winchester ©Musique Chanteclair Inc. =============================== As I pointed out several times in the video, the lead guitar on this track was played by Steve Cropper. Even if you don't recognize the name, I guarantee you've heard his guitar. Just one example: remember Soul Man -- the original version by Sam and Dave? Remember when Sam calls out, "Play it, Steve!" Well, Steve Cropper is THAT Steve. He played an integral part (several parts, actually) in the legendary Stax record label of the Sixties and early Seventies. Check Steve's Wikipedia page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Cr... And speaking of checking things out, do yourself a favor and get to know Jesse Winchester's music, if you haven't already done so. His 1999 Gentleman of Leisure album, from which the song Just Like New was taken, is terrific, but his recording career started 'way back in 1970, and you really can't lose with ANY of Jesse's albums. I think he has the finest voice in all of folk/rock/pop/country/whatever, and his songwriting is among the very best, too. I just wish more people knew about him. I consider finding Jesse's music one of the happiest and most satisfying musical discoveries of my rather long and extremely music-obsessed life!