Paul Davis - A Little Bit Of Soap (1970) скачать видео бесплатно

orangeclawhammer777

Goes out to my lovely aunt Anne Curran. No one could put on a little bit of perfume, a few bits of jewelry and snap her gum and just be that so damn devine. I miss you auntie. This song was one we shared and i'll never forget it nor you. I love you. Plus your hair when "on" was perfect. ;)

lima33ful

listening Ce'dale?

califdad4

always liked this song, was in High School when it came out, and never really knew who sang it till recently . Paul sure had a nice voice!

flo rider

Great song !!!!

April Dunn

Before his death on April 22, 2008 (one day after his 60th birthday), Davis had returned to singing and songwriting by recording two songs, "You Ain't Sweet Enough" and "Today." He died from a heart attack at the Rush Foundation Hospital in Meridian, Mississippi.

theonlymoo5e

Debuted on the CHUM (Canada) chart in July 1970, peaked at #4 & charted for 9 weeks Debuted on the Billboard pop chart on Apr 18, 1970, peaked at #52 & charted for 12 weeks Debuted on the Billboard adult contemporary chart on June 13, 1970, peaked at #27 & charted for 7 weeks Debuted on the Record World pop chart on May 16, 1970, peaked at #42 & charted for 11 weeks

Pauley H

he has two children his oldest daughter Emily is 38 and is in charge of his Estate & Trust HIs Younger son is autistic and is treated under care

XMIR10C

Maybe it was #52 on Billboard, but it hit #1 in some local areas. See ARSA radio surveys.

Wendy S

There are many versions of this song but in my opinion, this is the best.

TheBubblyBallerina

I love this! This is my favorite version of the song!

TheBubblyBallerina

My favorite version of this song!!!!

rslitman

This song was written by Bert Berns, who eventually founded Bang Records. Multiple Bang recording artists, including Paul Davis (but not including Neil Diamond and probably not including Van Morrison), also recorded their own versions for the label.

Jorge Johnson

Great song, great artist haven't heard it in a while got to have it on my mp3.....can you send it to me please Pauleyh2

MistyRainbows

@brandykody11 I totally agree with you about YouTube being educational. So many songs and I didn't realize Paul did them. The man covered a few genre's in his time and I never knew.

horarwgt

This song was originally a pop and R&B hit for The Jarmels in 1961. Paul's version (Bang 578) was his first chart hit, reaching #52 in 1970. The version heard on this YouTube posting, though, is NOT the mix present on his original Bang single. Paul was born in Meridian, MS in 1948, scored 15 Hot 100 pop hits between 1970 and 1982 before going completely country. He survived getting shot in Nashville in 1988 only to die of a heart attack at age 60 in 2008.

wayne252525

This is a great song, and nearly all the versions I have heard of it sound good ... but this has got to be close to the best one ... Very smooth and very cool ! ... Wayne

Paul Huerta

@DonJackson51 i will post that later for you it actually appeared on southern fantasies also

Don Jackson

Everything by Paul Davis is good, better and best! Would love to find "Editorial" from Singer of Songs, Teller of Tales. Thanks for posting this.

shmuli9

This was quite a big hit in Australia...

WashitaExpatriate

Very first song I heard him perform. Rest well, Paul. You are missed.

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