[ ]   [ ]   [ ]                        [ ]      [ ]   [ ]
Jehro — Everything
Album: Putumayo: A New Groove
Avg rating:
6.9

Your rating:
Total ratings: 913









Released: 2007
Length: 3:36
Plays (last 30 days): 1
Every day's made of stone
Tonight my wordless dreams slip into song
City lights I can see
Beckon to me
I'm not wastin' more time
No–o–o
From far away they promise me fame
Follow them right on through

Oh I'm on the run
Tonight and every day
I want everything
'Cause I want everything

Oh I'm on the run
I'm not afraid to say
I want everything
'Cause I want everything

Wave your hand on the quay
I ain't comin' back this way
'Cause those lights are gonna shine on me
And I will learn to say
Goodbye a thousand different ways
Gotta start out somewhere
Movin' on, movin' on now

Oh I'm on the run
By night and every day
I want everything
'Cause I want everything

Oh I'm on the run
I'm not afraid to say
I want everything
'Cause I want everything

If you wanna
Wanna know everything
Gotta reach inside your soul

If you wanna
Wanna know everything
Gotta face what you are shown

If you wanna
Wanna know everything
Find the place where you belong

Out on the road
The price you have to pay
If you want everything
If you want everything
Comments (61)add comment
 ivoryjacket88 wrote:


Could you be more pretentious? 

Or less full of sh*t? 

Pick one.


Pretentious audiophile comments?  Never!
 jedley wrote:

Faux-reggae for complacent milktoast yuppies who don't actually know or really even like music but who need something innocuous to put on to appear as though they do.



Could you be more pretentious? 

Or less full of sh*t? 

Pick one.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jehro

This is a "german Wikipedia Link "  I hope it's helpful 
greetings from Dominique Heilbronn/Germany
Don't remember hearing this one before. Very nice.
Bought this album via a link here and loved it. Nice reminder to re-listen. Thanks :)
Just ordered the cd after hearing this and samples of the other tracks... nice find Bill.
I'm thinking I should buy the CD, or at least this song
Jérôme Cotta {#Hearteyes}
Wife and I both liked this song enough to create an account just to say so. Saw it only got one play in the last 30 days. Hope to hear it more often.
 siandbeth wrote:

I think the term "yuppie" died about 15 years ago. Also, the word is "milquetoast" unless you're really telling the yuppies that they are a food product.
signed,
- the milquetoast yuppie
 
Wasn't there once a band called The Milquetoast Yuppies?  Anyhow, I thought it was the Y2K bug that killed off the last of the yuppies.

Nice afternoon dancing...just need a beach shack, some sand on concrete... cold beer..... keep the music flowing... I'll keep dancing around my brain-box...
 Misterfixit wrote:
Fascinating cover picture.  The Asian DJ, the self-centred girl in yellow hugging herself; the Dusky lady of Color looking saucily at the androgynous person with the hat ... I'm thinking that others may have differing opinions.  Why only two drinks?  Is the Yellow Girl an interloper?  A competing Lover?  A non-drinking menage a'trois partner? 
 
Welcome to Putumayo album art. Nice interpretation.
Fascinating cover picture.  The Asian DJ, the self-centred girl in yellow hugging herself; the Dusky lady of Color looking saucily at the androgynous person with the hat ... I'm thinking that others may have differing opinions.  Why only two drinks?  Is the Yellow Girl an interloper?  A competing Lover?  A non-drinking menage a'trois partner? 


 frednic wrote:
I bought this CD after hearing several cuts on Radio Paradise, I highly recommend it.
 
Me too. 
gee gosh
i'm groovy now wow nice
 frednic wrote:
I bought this CD after hearing several cuts on Radio Paradise, I highly recommend it.
 
Thanks, I've been curious about this one.

I bought this CD after hearing several cuts on Radio Paradise, I highly recommend it.

good memories!
Cool - I thought this was Jehro.  Saw him open for Seu Jorge a few years ago and he played a really nice groovy set.  Then Seu rocked the stage Brasilla style.  Great show.
siandbeth wrote:
I think the term "yuppie" died about 15 years ago. Also, the word is "milquetoast" unless you're really telling the yuppies that they are a food product. signed, - the milquetoast yuppie
I like Milk and Toast.... but I am not spineless. I am going to rate it a 8 and let everyone know I did. I did find myself tapping my foot during the song and I don't think anyone is trying to compare that song to anything Bob did!!!! Bill keep on playing it!
jedley wrote:
Faux-reggae for complacent milktoast yuppies who don't actually know or really even like music but who need something innocuous to put on to appear as though they do.
I think the term "yuppie" died about 15 years ago. Also, the word is "milquetoast" unless you're really telling the yuppies that they are a food product. signed, - the milquetoast yuppie
As far as regaeeish music goes this isn't atroshish, I'll give it a 3
Not as good as some of the other cuts on the CD, but pretty good. Really love some of the other cuts and recommend the CD. A 6 for me - pretty good.
jedley wrote:
Faux-reggae for complacent milktoast yuppies who don't actually know or really even like music but who need something innocuous to put on to appear as though they do.
Wow! I really feel like an idiot for liking this song after reading your post. Or maybe I think you're an idiot. I'm so conflicted.
jedley wrote:
Faux-reggae for complacent milktoast yuppies who don't actually know or really even like music but who need something innocuous to put on to appear as though they do.
Wow, just what I was thinking, you are as cynical as I am !
Faux-reggae for complacent milktoast yuppies who don't actually know or really even like music but who need something innocuous to put on to appear as though they do.
slartibart_O wrote:
just a "t" short of a : wow ... nabla sure likes them big pretty pictures.
ROFLMAO!
just a "t" short of a : wow ... nabla sure likes them big pretty pictures.
Bought this album after hearing it here. Wanted the song Dirty Laundy - Bitter:Sweet, but found this track to be the best. About 5 really good tracks and the rest are not bad either. What you want? Ev-ry-thin?
Hey, you know what? He's FRENCH!!!! Thx RP!!!
Oh... I'm on the run tonight and every day I want everything 'Cause I want everything Who doesn't? I like it... Thanks RP... I'm buying it... and giving it a 9.
I keep hearing more tracks from this CD that I love! I'm definitely going to go buy this album... ah.. So lovely!
bokey wrote:
Which one is the Asian chick anyway?
..pardon? ontopic: nice groove, a solid 7
celadonstone wrote:
I like this song. How about the bewitching flirtatious gaze of that Asian chick on the cover?
Which one is the Asian chick anyway?
Sure sounds like Alecia Beth Moore ...
This is the third cut from this disk today. I was happy I bought it through the link after the first cut. THe other two since my purchase have just made me even happier
6>7
hippiechick wrote:
Bought this album. Very enjoyable
Me too. I even had to go back and buy a couple of the other ones. Both good.
Bought this album. Very enjoyable
Oh my, I thought this was Blake Lewis....
No, no, no. No more please.
I want everything Hoe too.
Yesss
ronny wrote:
A radiohit in Flanders (Belgium). Catchy, i like it!
Huh?You must be confused. Flanders was the Simpsons. Jehro was the Beverly Hillbillies. Obviously confused indeed.
nice follow to Tracy Chapman
This reminds me of that "Door of No Return" song. Which is good, because I like it!
A radiohit in Flanders (Belgium). Catchy, i like it!
leg wrote:
i actually like almost all the putumayo albums, this song is great too
Yes, everything I have or have heard: ditto. They do on CD what RP does on radio - great selections and innovative choices.
Harmonies are sweet....
MORE PLEASE! loving Jehro
This reminds me a bit of the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. I think it's the vocals.
very nice!
i actually like almost all the putumayo albums, this song is great too
This is a cool sound! Kind of Caribbean, kind of R&B, kind of folk. Cool!
I like this song. How about the bewitching flirtatious gaze of that Asian chick on the cover?
Wonderful addition to the playlist Putumayo: A New Groove