Time for the hookah and a short black coffee. Razia said..........

The accordion: not just for polkas any more. At least a 7.

Sadly the accordion is lowering the 7 to a 6 for me.

I'm one of the few people who actually can translate what she's saying. She says, "I love you because you listen to Paradise Radio."

..need a leaf blower.

Yea, I dig this chick.

Mucho Gusto!

Bill said ".. from Madagascar .. " and I started hoping King Julian would start singing. This is nice too but I could use a little King Julian this morning.

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Need a little more coffee.

jadewahoo wrote:
You just blew by me - I'm on the same breeze. I often think that it is a foreign language that makes me not like some of Bill's "world music", but this disproves that theory - I don't understand a single word of this, but loved it instantly.

I am SO sick of music in languages I don't understand!

Kidding. I'm sick of being so language-challenged that I barely master English. This is a beautiful song - Ms. Said's voice is controlled, almost smug (with good reason) and, to quote romeotuma, "Sooo good for the ears."

I love this song - I love this artist. And yes, the accordion (harpsicord?) adds a depth to the vocals that just makes it work perfectly. Solid 9 for this one. And I'm hoping to hear more...

I like the feel of this...but I"m afraid it gets overplayed here at RP.

Nice, look forward to hearing more, thought it was Maire Boine for a minute

This song carries me like a leaf in a Spring breeze, gently, softly, to amazing and previously unknown places.

I thought it was a translation of Can's 'Sing Swan Song'

Malgosia2009 wrote:

gregr79 wrote:

I agree. Portugese?

Silky - Beautiful - Textured - Nice

Very enjoyable album