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cam gib

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Jul 27, 1996, 3:00:00 AM7/27/96
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You might be talking about "Valerie"; the song has been redone from a
'70s album by Steve Winwood and put on the greatest hits album in circa
1988.

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Wayne Garvin

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Jul 27, 1996, 3:00:00 AM7/27/96
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mma...@ix.netcom.com(Mildred Masten ) wrote:

>In <4t5obs$c...@clark.zippo.com> EMom writes:
>>
>>I remember seeing a video on MTV (around '82 or '83) of a duet
>>with Steve Winwood and a girl who was white in her 20's or 30's.
>>It definitely was not Higher Love. Anyone know the song? Can't find
>>it on any Steve Winwood album.

>I think you are talking about "Still In The Game". Sorry,
>I don't know which album this is on. The woman was Winwood's then-wife.

From the Steve Winwood lyrics pages at:
http://fas-www.harvard.edu/~stribble/sw/lyrics.html

There is a link to this page at The Lyrics Library.


STILL IN THE GAME
- from the 1982 album "Talking Back to the Night"

Here's to gamblers
Who hold to the game
Through the hard times
They don't lose their aim
And they hope for time on their side
And they keep a ticket to ride

They keep watching for signs in the land
They keep watching for signs in the land
And they stand there watching the sky
And they stand there ready to fly

Here's to never letting go
Though sometimes it does get lonely

I still walk out in the morning light
Just to see what is there
I hear music in silent nights
Searching I find a reason to care
One heart moving still the same
Still in the game

Here's to lovers who reach for it all
Never matching the rise with the fall
And they just can't leave it alone
And they want it all till it's gone
Here's to players who can't leave their song
And it haunts them
Their night is so long
'Cause there's music there in their mind

From a world they're trying to find

Here's to never letting go
Though sometimes it does get lonely

---------------------------------------------------

- Wayne Garvin, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

The Lyrics Library:
http://www.kw.igs.net/~wgarvin/Lyrics/Lyrics.html

Dustin H.

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Jul 28, 1996, 3:00:00 AM7/28/96
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cam gib <jam...@usa.pipeline.com> wrote:

>cam gib
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cam gib

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Jul 28, 1996, 3:00:00 AM7/28/96
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Dustin H. wrote:

> >cam gib
> big mac

congratulations.

You get a free big mac. Just go to any McDonald's and say I said so.
;-)

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BobbieG.

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Jul 30, 1996, 3:00:00 AM7/30/96
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blue...@mail.idt.net (Dustin H.) wrote:

>cam gib <jam...@usa.pipeline.com> wrote:

"Valerie" and "Still in the Game" was initially released on Talking
Back to the Night in 1982. "Valerie" was remixed and re-released on
Chronicles in 1986.

"Valerie" featured a nameless actress; "Still" featured Winwood's
then-wife, Nicole. If you want to see Winwood's current wife, check
out the video for Back in High Life Again; that's Eugenia waltzing
with Steve.


---
Bobbie
Moderator of 'Smiling Phases', the Steve Winwood Digest

You've got to sing like you don't need the money
Love like you've never been hurt
Dance like there's nobody watching
It's got to come from the heart if you want it to work


BobbieG.

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Aug 3, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/3/96
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blue...@mail.idt.net (Dustin H.) wrote:

>cam gib <jam...@usa.pipeline.com> wrote:

>>You might be talking about "Valerie"; the song has been redone from a
>>'70s album by Steve Winwood and put on the greatest hits album in circa
>>1988.

"Valerie" and "Still in the Game" was initially released on Talking
Back to the Night in 1982. "Valerie" was remixed and re-released on
Chronicles in 1986.

"Valerie" featured a nameless actress; "Still" featured Winwood's
then-wife, Nicole. If you want to see Winwood's current wife, check
out the video for Back in High Life Again; that's Eugenia waltzing
with Steve.


---
Bobbie
Administrator of 'Smiling Phases', the Steve Winwood Digest


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