who is the original singer of 'darlin' sung by bonnie raitt?
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Written by Oscar Stuart Blandamer, the earliest version of the song "Darlin'" was recorded by Long John Baldry.\n\nIt was also covered nearly simultaneously with Bonnie Raitt by Tom Jones and country artist Frankie Miller (not to be confused with the rock and roller).
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Merle Haggard\n\n\n   Hear Album clips below.\n\nhttp://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,3322093,00.html
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Patsy Cline\n\nWalkin' After Midnight
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wind beneath my wings from the movie pearl harbor i think faith hill sings it
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Merle Haggard.  \nWhen I was a little girl my dad started with the Merle Haggard\nmusic and I heard it for years. I like some of Willie Nelson's\nmusic, but it's Merle all the way!
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Billy Currington\nhttp://music.yahoo.com
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I believe the song you are looking for is "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group.\n\nThe Edgar Winter Group is a 1970s rock band founded by Edgar Winter.\nNotable former members include guitarists Ronnie Montrose (who left to form Montrose in 1973) and Rick Derringer, and pop singer Dan Hartman (who left for a solo career in 1975).\nAmong the group's songs are the hits "Frankenstein" and "Free Ride", both from the 1972 album They Only Come Out at Night.\n\nHere's a link with the guitar tab:\n\nhttp://www.ultimate-guitar.com/print.php?what=tab&id=35092\n\nHope this helps.
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the song is 'chirpy chirpy cheep cheep' and was at no1 for 5wks in 1971. it was sang by MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
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Hmm.  "Rider in the Rain" by Randy Newman goes "So I'm goin' to Arizona / With a banjo on my knee."\n\nGoogle advanced search (exact phrase) been to arizona; (all the words) song\n\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/Oldies-2943/Song-title-2.htm\n\n"Never Been to Spain," Three Dog Night (written by Hoyt Axton)
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bonnie raitt - i can't make you love me\nchicago - look away\nchicago - if you leave me now\nthe cranberries - linger\nthe cure - a letter to elise\nguns n' roses - november rain\nnine inch nails - hurt \nsimon & garfunkel - i am a rock\npearl jam - last kiss\nSinead O'Connor - nothing compares to you\ndan fogelberg - same old lang syne \nhttp://members.tripod.com/~aytaca/songly... \nwhitney houston - i will always love you\ngilbert o'sullivan - alone again naturally \nthe beatles - yesterday
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Jerry Vale is the likely answer, although several singers have done that song.  Sinatra did it.  Johnny Cash did it.  Elvis did it, Oakridge Boys did it.  Nina Simone did it, Judy Garland did it.  Jerry Reed even did it.
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"from this moment" by shania twain\n"god bless the broken road" by rascall flatts\n"shameless" by garth brooks\n"the chair" by george strait\n"good morning beautiful"\n"lets fall to pieces together" by george strait\n"the man in love with you" by george strait\n"carried away" by george strait\n"rope the moon" by john michael montgomery\n"i swear" by john michael montgomery\n"you had me from hello" by kenny chesney\n"anything but mine" by kenny chesney\n"where would you be" by martina mcbride\n"real fine place to start" by sara evans\n"tiny dancer" by tim mcgraw\n"she's my kind of rain" by tim mcgraw\n"dont take the girl" by tim mcgraw\n"keeper of the stars" by tracy byrd\n"texas tornado" by tracy lawrence\n"stars over texas" by tracy lawrence\n"making memories of us" by keith urban\n"raining on sunday" by keith urban
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Deborah Harry from Blondie (back in the first '80s)
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The Brad Paisley song is great, I cried when I first heard it because it reminded me of my step-dad. Here are some more. Good Luck and Congrats!\n 'You Light Up My Life" (Leahann Rimes)\n"The way you look tonight"(Frank Sinatra)\n"That's my Job"-(Conway Twitty)\nCan You Feel the Love Tonight" (Elton John)\nDaddy's Hands" (Holly Dunn)\n "If I Could" (Ray Charles)\n"Blessed" (Elton John)\n "Can I Have This Dance" (Anne Murray)\n "Close to You" (The Carpenters)\n "Have I Told You Lately" (Rod Stewart or Van Morrison)\n "Loves Me Like A Rock" (Paul Simon)\n "I Can See Clearly Now" (Johnny Nash) \n "I Wish You Love" (Gloria Lynne)\n"In My Life" (The Beatles)\n "Stand by Me" (Ben E. King)\n "Through The Years" (Kenny Rogers)\n "Unforgettable" (Nat King Cole/Natalie Cole)\n "What A Wonderful World" (Louis Armstrong)\n "You are the Sunshine of My Life" (Stevie Wonder)\n "Isn't She Lovely" (Stevie Wonder)\n "Lean on Me" (Bill Withers)\n "Lullaby" (Billy Joel)\n "My Funny Valentine" (Carly Simon)\n "My Girl" (The Temptations)\n "She's Leaving Home" (The Beatles)\n "Sunrise, Sunset" (from Fiddler on the Roof)\n "Thank Heaven For Little Girls" (Merle Haggard)\n "The Way You Look Tonight" (Frank Sinatra)\n "Times Of Your Life" (Paul Anka)\n "Turn Around" (Harry Belafonte)\n "You Are So Beautiful To Me" (Joe Cocker)\n "Whenever I See Your Smiling Face" (James Taylor)
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It was Bobby Goldsboro. It went to #1 in the US in 1968 and was his biggest hit. It also topped the country and adult contemporary charts and reached number 2 in the UK. The song was written about the death of a young bride. It has since been listed as the worst song of all time. \n\nBobby Goldsboro was originally Roy Orbison's guitarist.
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the song is \nHello It's Me \n\nWritten by Todd Rundgren
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Robert Anthony Plant (born 20 August 1948, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England) is a British rock singer famous for being the frontman for the band Led Zeppelin. He is known for his powerful style with a wide vocal range.