Timmi Yuro sang in the 50's and one of her famous song's was "HURT".
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It's a shame that maybe a dozen or so individuals will stumble upon these reviews of Miss Timi Yuro and attempt to understand what a talent she was. I'd love to climb the musical mountain and shout her praises to the masses. In my opinion, she represents one of the all time great female singers to emerge in the sixties decade. That's a remarkable feat in itself. Timi's talent as a vocalist and song stylist are truly unique. Not only did she have a rich soulful voice but also the ability to interpret the song within her own style. This talent is extremely rare. A couple of examples of other vocalists who could put there imprint on a song, Sinatra, Nina Simone, come to mind.\nTimi's success didn't happen overnight but that story will have to be reserved for another time. Suffice to say, that Timi, with her magnificant talent, had the good fortune to be produced by the legend Clyde Otis and have her arrangements built by the one and only Belford Hendricks. These three together in the studio made musical magic that would last a lifetime. Next were the song selections, many penned by Clyde Otis. However, it's interesting to note that selections also included numbers penned by young Willie Nelson and Burt Bacharach. I like to think that Timi recognized their talent early on. It's also interesting to ponder what would have happened if Burt worked with Timi instead of Dianne Warwick during his musical heyday. Also her interpretation of the old chestnuts, Smile and Let Me Call You Sweatheart. These were songs being sung by barbershop quartets but Timi made them her own and added a soulful touch. What happened?? How could a star shine so brightly and with so much promise practically disappear, after only a few years, behind the clouds? Timi with her dedication, energy,hard work and talent should have been a major headliner for years but sadly this wasn't the case. One of the reasons were the times. Female pop singers were literally "chewed up and spit out" by the business. Talented singers were grouped together with the "one hit wonders " and soon forgotten by the general public. No one seriously thought female pop singer, for the most part, were capable of an extended career. During the late fifties and early sixties public visibility was challanging. There were very limited public venues. Some isolated TV spot work,if you were extremely lucky, possibly Dick Clark, Ed Sullivan, etc. Musical venues were just as restrictive. Many really talented artists were tossed into rock and roll package tours with at best ten minutes on the stage shared with a dozen or more acts.It was more akin to a circus performance then a musical concert. the other alternative was night club work. Unfortunately, the club attendees were mostly in their 40s,50s and up, who'd grown up listening to big band and standards singers. A talent like Timi's was rarely appreciated on a consistent basis. Although I don't know, I suspect she was probably represented by less then enlightened management. I find it hard to believe that any talented management, given Timi's work ethic and talent, could not have sustained a headlining career. Sadly, by the late sixties Timi mostly worked the golden oldies package tour. She never really received another major break,although there were periodic rays of sunshine mostly in Europe. To soon major health problems surfaced which, although she fought bravely, finally took the ultimate toll. \nAll that's left is her music and the thought of what might have been for someone as talanted as she. My ongoing hope is that one of her classics will find it's way onto a successful movie soundtrack and her stylings will receive the wide audience this body of work deserves. It happened to the late Johnny Hartman(a long neglected jazz stylist)when Clint Eastwood inserted his material into the "Bridge " soundtrack. Until then, consider yourself fortunate that you s
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yea, it's about a teenage girl and boy from a small country town, and they were in love, til they grew a little older and left the town for jobs and real life things, and she's saying that everytime she hears a Tim Mcgraw song, it brings her back to that time when everything was full of love and fun, good memories. I like everything about this song cuz i relate to it with my first love, except change Tim McGraw into Kenny Chesney.
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"Carniwhore" by For My Pain\n"You Oughta Know" by Alanis Morissette\n"I Never Loved You Anyway" by The Corrs\n"Torn" by Natalie Imbruglia\n\nThese are all good, but I think the best is a song called "Angels" by an obscure melodic goth band called "Within Temptation".  It's a fantastic song, very bitter and pain wracked.  Especially the line "I still remember the smile as you tore me apart".  Here's the full lyrics:\n\n"Sparkling angel I believed\nYou are my savior in my time of need.\nBlinded by faith I couldn't hear\nAll the whispers, the warnings so clear.\nI see the angels,\nI'll lead them to your door.\nThere's no escape now,\nNo mercy no more.\nNo remorse cause I still remember\n\nThe smile when you tore me apart.\nYou took my heart,\nDeceived me right from the start.\nYou showed me dreams,\nI wished they turn into real.\nYou broke a promise and made me realise.\nIt was all just a lie.\n\nSparkling angel, I couldn't see\nYour dark intentions, your feelings for me.\nFallen angel, tell me why?\nWhat is the reason, the thorn in your eye?\nI see the angels,\nI'll lead them to your door\nThere's no escape now\nNo mercy no more\nNo remorse cause I still remember\n\nThe smile when you tore me apart\nYou took my heart,\nDeceived me right from the start.\nYou showed me dreams,\nI wished they turn into real.\nYou broke the promise and made me realise.\nIt was all just a lie.\nCould have been forever.\nNow we have reached the end.\n\nThis world may have failed you,\nIt doesn't give you a reason why.\nYou could have chosen a different path in life.\n\nThe smile when you tore me apart.\nYou took my heart,\nDeceived me right from the start.\nYou showed me dreams,\nI wished they turn into real.\nYou broke the promise and made me realise.\nIt was all just a lie.\nCould have been forever.\nNow we have reached the end."\n\n\nI hope this is the sort of thing you were looking for.
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I prefer the old hit "yummy nuts"
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The first one? The earliest one I can remember was "The Beaches of Cheyenne" by Garth Brooks, oh my goodness, I cry just thinking about that song, I don't even have to hear it! Oooh, that Tim McGraw song you mentioned is heart wrenching too.
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The singer is Barry Manilow.  I've sending you a link with the lyrics.
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The song is called Doggin Around.
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It's a song by Rufio.  I used to listen to them and they're a good band.
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A lot of people have sang it (it's called "Sukiyaki").  There's a list of all of them on Wikipedia.
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it is by a singer named Terry Reid the song is called To Be Treated Right. The song is awesome.
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I'm pretty sure that it was... I LOVE that song! But it's so sad... But I can relate to it&... yeah... But anyways, for SURE, the song's about her dad getting in trouble w/ thr law alot& stuff... (cuse' he does)
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Try downloading this song:  'Hot Stuff' by Koda Kumi. Most of the song, she is singing- sorta but there is also this guy in there who raps. Better yet, download the video on Youtube. It's in Japanese.
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sounds like shikira and these hips don't lie but I may be wrong good luck
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Hurt would be the most emotionally moving video I have ever seen.   Back in the day November Rain by G&R was a tough one for me too, anyone else?
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That song has been around since the late 70's.  They sing really well together.\n\nHere's the video :   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKTHvW2JcAA
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LOTS\nOF LOVE HAS BEEN ON SINCE THE 50'S AND 60'S
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"Love Hurts"\nWritten By:  Babyface\n  Sometimes love can feel\nLike the closest thing to heaven\nSometimes love can feel\nLike you've been run over by a car\nYes it can it's the strangest thing I know\nMake you feel warm when you feel cold\nAnd if you dowm on happiness\nYou better get used to the taste of sadness\nCause love can sure hurt sometimes\n \nChorus:\nLove hurts and it don't\nLove don't always work\nLove ain't all it seems\nIt feels good but it stings\n Love hurts and it don't\n \nSome people will tell you\nIt's the best thing for the heart\nYes they will what they fail to tell you\nIt can tear your life apart\nBut you know it's as sweet as a summer rain\nBut it can hit you like a train\nFill your heart with pain\nFill your heart with pain\nOoh everybody sing, everybody sing\n \nChorus:\nLove hurts and it don't\nLove don't always work\nLove ain't all it seems\nIt feels good but it stings\n Love hurts and it don't\n \nBridge:\nWhen you know that you're alive\nCause you feel so much pain\nWhen you feel you can't survive\nBut you make it anyway\nWhen it feels too good to stop\nBut it hurts too much to say\nThen you know, yes you know\nYou gotta know love hurts\nIt hurts and it don't\n \nChorus:\nLove hurts and it don't\nLove don't always work\nLove ain't all it seems\nIt feels good but it stings\n Love hurts and it don't\n\n\nor\n\n\nLove Hurts\nNazareth\n\nLove hurts, Love scars, Love wounds and mars\nAny heart not tough or strong enough\nTo take a lot of pain, take a lot of pain\nLove is like a cloud, it holds a lot of rain\nLove hurts, Ooo-oo Love hurts\n\nI'm young, I know, But even so\nI know a thing or two - I learned from you\nI really learned a lot, really learned a lot\nLove is like a flame It burns you when it's hot\nLove hurts, Ooo-oo Love hurts\n\nSome fools think of happiness, blissfulness, togetherness\nSome fools fool themselves, I guess\nThey're not foolin' me\nI know it isn't true I know it isn't true\nLove is just a lie made to make you blue\nLove hurts, Ooo-oo Love hurts\n\nSolo\n\nI know it isn't true I know it isn't true\nLove is just a lie made to make you blue\nLove hurts, Ooo-oo Love hurts\nOoo-oo, Love hurts Ooo-oo