Songs with "Gloria"
Brian Anderson
Please post songs that contain the word "Gloria." I am mainly looking for
it as a name, but latin is also ok.
Coronal
I know of 3 different songs called "Gloria", by Van Morrison, U2,
and Laura Brannigan.
Phillip Wagoner
Gloria by Laura Brannigan
G-L-O-R-I-A by ?
Hope this helps.
Brian Anderson <ban...@bgnet.bgsu.edu> wrote in article
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Brian Anderson
G-L-O-R-I-A is one of them that I am looking for. If anyone knows who
sings it, please let me know.
Thanks
In article <01bbc2b5$944f1360$4cc0...@mailman77.exp.net>, "Phillip
Tommmmy
Morrsion and as duet with Van and John Lee Hooker.
cheers,
Tom
C1arice
In article <32704D...@Zone.com>, Coronal <Wha...@Zone.com> writes:
>I know of 3 different songs called "Gloria", by Van Morrison, U2,
>and Laura Brannigan.
>
>
The Doors did "Gloria", but it's a remake of someone else's song.
(My house got hit by Hurricane Gloria, so I can't help but remember
that..........)
Maria Bareiss : "I am, I am, I am Superman, and I know what's happening."
Peter Forster
>I know of 3 different songs called "Gloria", by Van Morrison, U2,
>and Laura Brannigan.
There is a coverversion of Van Morrison's Gloria by Santa Esmerada.
Joseph Mildenberger
In article <bander-2610...@m105-18.bgsu.edu>, ban...@bgnet.bgsu.edu (Brian Anderson) writes:
|> G-L-O-R-I-A is one of them that I am looking for. If anyone knows who
|> sings it, please let me know.
|> Thanks
|>
absolutely perfect version by Van Morrison, and a crappy, lame
cover by The Doors. They (The Doors) missed the entire point of the
song by _leaving_out_ the G-L-O R-I-A part (if you can believe it...).
Instead, Jim Morrison (no relation, I'm sure...) comes off sounding
like a heavy-breathing pervert.
My unbiased opinion,
Joe
Fairall Dennis
Theres "Gloria" by Them with Van Morrison which was remade by Patti Smith
(and some other people too) as well as Laura Branigan's 80's tune
"Gloria" which was not a remake of the Van Morrison song. There was also
Bruce Springsteen's "Gloria's Eyes" from "Human Touch."
Jer
George Jefferson
:
:The Doors did "Gloria", but it's a remake of someone else's song.
:(My house got hit by Hurricane Gloria, so I can't help but remember
:that..........)
The doors version has significantly different "lyrics" by the way.
Horold Swort
Brian Anderson wrote:
>
> G-L-O-R-I-A is one of them that I am looking for. If anyone knows who
> sings it, please let me know.
> Thanks
>
> Wagoner" <mail...@exp.net> wrote:
>
> > Gloria by Laura Brannigan
> > G-L-O-R-I-A by ?
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > Brian Anderson <ban...@bgnet.bgsu.edu> wrote in article
> > <bander-2410...@m105-22.bgsu.edu>...
> > > Please post songs that contain the word "Gloria." I am mainly looking
> > for
> > > it as a name, but latin is also ok.
> > >
"She comes round' here"
"Long' about midnite"
There's also "Gloria" - doo wopp from the 50's
It's Gloria, no... its not May
And shes not Maryyyy
And she's in love with me
George Jefferson
: There are 2 versions that I know of: the original, great, fantastic,
: absolutely perfect version by Van Morrison, and a crappy, lame
: cover by The Doors. They (The Doors) missed the entire point of the
In Jim's defense, this gem was released posthumously, its supposedly
made from a jam session or a concert recording or some such.
( and its not that bad if you imagine its a new song rather than a cover :-)
DCrosby
U2 has a song called "Gloria". It used to play frequently on
MTV in its infancy. I hadn't heard it since then until it came on
the radio recently.
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Daniel Stanton
Howabout :
Gloria - U2 (Taken from the album October)
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Clifford Blau
ban...@bgnet.bgsu.edu (Brian Anderson) wrote:
>Please post songs that contain the word "Gloria." I am mainly looking for
>it as a name, but latin is also ok.
The Patty Smith Group did a song called "Gloria", partly based on Van
Morrison's song but with a lot of original material. ("Jesus died for
somebody's sins, but not mine.")
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Lesley Paterson
>ban...@bgnet.bgsu.edu (Brian Anderson) wrote:
>
>>Please post songs that contain the word "Gloria." I am mainly looking for
>>it as a name, but latin is also ok.
How about "Gloria" by U2?!
Art Biermeier
Phillip Wagoner wrote:
>
> Gloria by Laura Brannigan
> G-L-O-R-I-A by ?
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Brian Anderson <ban...@bgnet.bgsu.edu> wrote in article
> <bander-2410...@m105-22.bgsu.edu>...
> for
> > it as a name, but latin is also ok.
> >
G-L-O-R-I-A (correct title is Gloria) was done by many groups. I have a
version done by Them with Van Morrison as the lead singer.
The Mad Penguin
Ted D Horwitz
>The Mad Penguin
This was the original; Van Morrison wrote the tune. However, the
better-known, hit version in the U.S. was by The Shadows Of Knight.
Ted
rd...@curry.edschool.virginia.edu
"Gloria", a bubblegum love song with a 50's sound
covered by Manhattan Transfer. It's on their first greatest
hits album.
"Gloria....Gloria....it's not Marie..."
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Frank Adim Costa
Gloria by Umberto Tozzi (1977 ?)
Joshua Michael Buck
I can't tell from the direction the thread is going, but if you are
looking for songs which mention Gloria (as opposed to songs titled
GLORIA), The Nails song, 88 LINES ABOUT 44 WOMEN, has a line:
"Gloria, the last taboo was shattered by her tongue one night..."
Josh
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Pulp's "Disco 2000" uses the basic riff from the Branigan song.
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Keith Smith
Two that come to mind are
"Gloria" by ?Bonnie Tyler?
"...but you really don't remember,
was it something that he said?
All those voices in your head
calling Gloria..."
and, of course, G L O R I A, but I have no clue who did it.
JRNYLVR
On 6 Nov 1996, Keith Smith wrote:
> Two that come to mind are
> "Gloria" by ?Bonnie Tyler?
> "...but you really don't remember,
> was it something that he said?
> All those voices in your head
> calling Gloria..."
I believe that this one was by Laura Brannigan...
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