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Call me the stream
Call me the sky
Call me the leaves
Hear my call
Hello, lo, lo, lo
lo, lo, lo, lo
Call me the fire
Call me the air
Call me the grass
The silence of the hare
Hear my call
Hello, lo, lo, lo
lo, lo, lo, lo
Call me the birds
Call me the bark
Call me the stone
Call me the lark
(Call me the sun
Call me the moon…)
Hear my call
Hello, lo, lo, lo
lo, lo, lo, lo
Call me the day
Call me the night
Call me the dark
Call me the light
Hear my call
Hello, lo, lo, lo
lo, lo, lo, lo
Call me the wind
Call me the breeze
Call me the north
The south, the west, the east
(Call me the earth
Call me the stars…)
Hear my call
Hello, lo, lo, lo
lo, lo, lo, lo
if you're referring to They Call Me The Breeze, that would be a J. J. Cale song.
I like every version, and Ms. Orton's spin too.
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after Ooh La La, I lo lo lo love it
And after this I'd like to hear Skynyrd's Breeze. Just for comparison's sake.

Don't be such a drama queen.

if you're referring to They Call Me The Breeze, that would be a J. J. Cale song.
What a great tune! not comparing to the Skynyrd song (and I owned that album, for some reason)
if you're referring to They Call Me The Breeze, that would be a J. J. Cale song.

Love Poi Dog!!!
Don't be such a drama queen.



Yeah, he needed a lot of different song titles to go with the three different songs he wrote.
Prescient
Don't be such a drama queen.
In 1960s, this could be a hit, IMHO... :-)
And I'd say your taste is strictly in your mouth. A delightful little ditty.
Funny was just wondering who wrote it..... figures. JJ!!!!
no man, Orton and Tom Rowland wrote the song,
JJ wrote a different one
both same title

Funny was just wondering who wrote it..... figures. JJ!!!!

Ann Wilson already did that. A hard act to follow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e2fJfiddx4
kcar wrote:
And a hippie dog.

Gotsta have the hippie dog.
(edit: sorry for the temporary interruption, but some people think they own the photos they take. Hmmph!)
What's that ish that you be smokin'?
oh settle down you guys ..........its happy............i love Beth........
I really do llike (maybe even love) her other stuff! This one just...I...ok, maybe I just need to get happier.
Agree with the position, but the two ahead of her are Grace Slick and Elizabeth Fraser :)
But not for Girl Scouts like you, eh?

Fail.

Much respect
This is 10
oh settle down you guys ..........its happy............i love Beth........
to me it sounds free and lets explore the world!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes. It repeats...and then does it again...and again....then a few more times. Ick. And for that reason, I'm out.
oh settle down you guys ..........its happy............i love Beth........
Yes. It repeats...and then does it again...and again....then a few more times. Ick. And for that reason, I'm out.
Maybe because how hard I work out my amp when it comes on ?
There's joy in repetition.

And a hippie dog.

Gotsta have the hippie dog.
(edit: sorry for the temporary interruption, but some people think they own the photos they take. Hmmph!)
Yup. She's got lots of good stuff. Put this one on the shelf for a while.
no comment... I can say no more...

calypsus_1
(East of Eden)
I think it was worth waiting six years for this new album "Sugaring Season" by English singer-songwriter Beth Orton, 42 years old, who comes back at full strength, Beth treats the music with respect, well constructed songs, interesting point of view aesthetic and melodic, and to culminate in beauty, songs in which Beth puts her voice and all its understated charm. The result is beautiful.
Beth Orton has a particular and mysterious charm in his voice, not always easy noticeable at first contact with the artist, so maybe it is not uniformly recognized by audiences. I particularly like the singers who interpret so raw and direct, and as far as we can see in their studio albums, and onstage, Beth does not condone the modification forced post-production by software or hardware (i.e.audio-shop ), often used in songbirds pop-commercial.....
Well calypsus 1 mentioned her in the masculine gender. Maybe it is Lynyrd.
fredriley wrote:


msymmes wrote:
Really liking this! May have to purchase.
I think it was worth waiting six years for this new album "Sugaring Season" by English singer-songwriter Beth Orton, 42 years old, who comes back at full strength, Beth treats the music with respect, well constructed songs, interesting point of view aesthetic and melodic, and to culminate in beauty, songs in which Beth puts her voice and all its understated charm. The result is beautiful.
Beth Orton has a particular and mysterious charm in his voice, not always easy noticeable at first contact with the artist, so maybe it is not uniformly recognized by audiences. I particularly like the singers who interpret so raw and direct, and as far as we can see in their studio albums, and onstage, Beth does not condone the modification forced post-production by software or hardware (i.e.audio-shop ), often used in songbirds pop-commercial.....
Good post. I agree.
I think it was worth waiting six years for this new album "Sugaring Season" by English singer-songwriter Beth Orton, 42 years old, who comes back at full strength, Beth treats the music with respect, well constructed songs, interesting point of view aesthetic and melodic, and to culminate in beauty, songs in which Beth puts her voice and all its understated charm. The result is beautiful.
Beth Orton has a particular and mysterious charm in her voice, not always easy noticeable at first contact with the artist, so maybe it is not uniformly recognized by audiences. I particularly like the singers who interpret so raw and direct, and as far as we can see in their studio albums, and onstage, Beth does not condone the modification forced post-production by software or hardware (i.e.audio-shop ), often used in songbirds pop-commercial.....

Saw the title, thought it was a cover of Cale/Skynyrd. Still good, though.
The Vermonter goes out to gather the sap, opens the lid to the bucket on the tree, finds a dead squirrel in the sap, looks around to see if no one is looking, removes the dead squirrel then collects the sap.
The New Hampshire maple syrup maker goes out to gather the sap, opens the lid to the bucket on the tree, finds a dead squirrel in the sap, looks around to see if no one is looking, rings out the dead squirrel into the bucket then collects the sap.
Thanks to my friends in New England for that one!
OK - you're a cab.....

Can't get enough of this song. I think this can pass the test of time.
It's a nice song and I usually like Beth Orton, but unfortunately, there's some quality in her voice on this track that reminds me of an old biddy singing in church. And the (Hammond?) organ doesn't help!
Sounds great at high sound pressure levels !!!!!
Same thought! Her voice is usually not all the pleasant for me.
Had to walk out of her concert in Somerville MA last week — she has destroyed her voice by smoking cigarettes for decades. very sad.
I was hoping it would be a cover of the JJ Cale classic.
This one could move in to 9 territory for me.
Moved to 8 from 7 nice singer