David Foster & Friends: Blake Shelton - Wildflower скачать видео бесплатно

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David Foster comenzó en la música como parte del grupo Skylark cuya canción "Wildflower" fue un éxito en 1972. Ha trabajado con cantantes de la talla de John Lennon, Jennifer Lopez, Clay Aiken, Josh Groban, Céline Dion, Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers, The Corrs, George Harrison, Luis Miguel, Earth, Wind & Fire, The Bee Gees, Chaka Khan, Filippa Giordano, Laura Pausini, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Chicago, Fred Norris, Richard Marx, Mariah Carey, Destiny's Child, Ricardo Montaner, Vanessa Williams, Anne Murray, Olivia Newton-John, Andrea Bocelli, Dolly Parton, Julio Iglesias, Madonna, All-4-One, Al Jarreau, Yes y Peter Cetera, Charice entre otros.Tomaremos de la lista al este romántico cantante de música "Contry", se trata de...Blake Shelton y el tema del 72's...Wildflowers...Blake Shelton es un cantante estadounidense de música country."Es mi trabajo ser el mejor cantante que puedo ser, cuando me meto en el estudio", dice Shelton. "Yo no quiero oír a alguien que me escuche en la radio decir... "sí, él canta bien", pero ¿dónde está el corazón?' Lo quiero todo para estar allí ".En 2001, hizo su debut con el sencillo "Austin" de su primer álbum Blake Shelton. "Austin" pasó cinco semanas en el Número Uno en Hot Country Songs. Esta canción fue el primer sencillo de su álbum certificado de oro, que también produjo dos Top 20. Aunque el álbum fue lanzado en Giant Records Nashville, Shelton fue transferido a Warner Bros. Records Nashville después que Giant cerró a finales de 2001.

John Raymond Peterson

A little country flair to a 70's pop tune

Cora Lucas

I luv Blake... but this song makes me cry )'

nexelg

Another nice version was from Color Me Bad cover.

Tabitha Kgosimore

story of my life..., I was once a wildflower,,,

gustav19

BS's voice is mediocre at best and he butchered this song. Bad choice David Foster, bad choice.

Aaron Dillavou

Who told this guy he could sing.. terrible on this song! Would never have been hit if this was the original version...

aysat aliban

She's faced the hardest times you could imagineAnd many times her eyes fought back the tearsAnd when her youthful world was about to fall inEach time her slender shoulders bore the weight of all her fearsAnd a sorrow no one hearsStill rings in midnight silence, in her earsLet her cry, for she's a ladyLet her dream, she's a childLet the rain fall down upon herShe's a free and gentle flower growing wildAnd if by chance that I should hold herLet me hold her for a timeAnd if allowed just one possessionI would take her in my arms, to be mineBe careful how you touch her, she'll awakenAs sleep's the only freedom that she knowsAnd when you walk into her eyes, you won't believeThe way she's always paying for a debt she never owesAnd a silent wind still blowsThat only she can hear, so she goesLet her cry, for she's a ladyLet her dream, she's a childLet the rain fall down upon herShe's a free and gentle flower, growing wildLet her cry, oh, she's a ladyLet her dream, 'cause she's a childLet the rain fall down upon herShe's a free and gentle flower growing wildShe's a flower growing wild, she's a flower growing wild

Don Murray

I like both versions. Guess I'm not gonna fit in to the 'can only like one', comment crowd.

crzzycindy

Love you Blake and had it started out Country it would have stayed country. But I have to stick with Skylark and Newbirth You did a great country version and that was wonderful good job but I have to stick with the original on this one handsome

sundanu71

This wasn't bad but hats off to Mr. Foster for writing an outstanding and meaningful song but of all of the versions I've heard of this song, including the original, New Birth's version shines the most. They bring that extra something to the beauty it already posesesses.

sunkingreigns

Makes it sound like a Jimmy Webb song. Not a bad thing, but the original is a devastating classic with a soul tilt.

Vinnie Keys

I like this more and more ... Love the original too... we play this song... have since the 70's

Jeanevie Maingat

this is my favorite song, it makes me cry

GahDub

Although I am a country fan...there are certain songs that should never be used for that venue...this tune is one of them. Just something about the hard "R"s and southern accent that causes this tune to degrade a bit. Sorry bubba...this is a no go for me.

MrShomesomethin

He sounds a little like Ronnie Milsap on this tune. Not bad, really, but those of us who grew up with the original will surely agree this version just has no soul at all.

Sonia Oliveira

Simplesmente lindo!!

Ty Acct

Blake is ok on his songs. But if you go listen to the Skylark version, you can tell it really loses the soul that the song was born with when Blake sings it. I'm not sure why he didn't put more heart into it. Do yourself a favor and play it's original version and you'll see what I'm saying.

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