Romeo's Tune - Steve Forbert 1979 скачать видео бесплатно

Kim Lombardini

he opened for edie brickell and the new bohemians in dc in the late 80's -- i was the only person in the audience that whoo'd this song

Nelson Robert Willis

Very catchy tune full of good words, melody, hooks, distinctive and memoable riffs. Love it. I used to see articles about him in magazines, and see him on tv shows like fridays and rock world. It seemed like he was famous for a short time. A few minutes ago these memories came to mind and i happenned upon this vid. Thanx for upload!

Don Surber

Heard it on Sirius this morning. Love it.

Al Huggins

it's amazing what the old vault comes up with...a big blast from the past......

phantom4x4

Sandy 1979

2degucitas

And here I thought he was Irish all these years. He's one of our own.

Paul Tucker

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Nella Crosiglia

a classic!

Howard Rose

Steve Forbert hits the supplemental supplemental chart at # 3207 with "Romeo's Tune".

Phil Abelson

One of my favorite oldies

Gregorius1953

I love watching him sing. He seems so into it.

James McIntyre

At the Shadowland in Ellenville NY at 8 PM tonight!

GuitarBobF

Bei tempi

recondoc65

I remember hearing this in the fall of 1979 on 8-track stereo whilst riding "shotgun" in my older brother's 1979 Z-28 as we were cruising up I-35 on a chilly night.

Myan Onymity

One of my favorite tunes of all time.

Steve Smith

There's a Dylan texture to Forbert's voice, and I like the lyric, a romantic troubadour. Funny how many stories exist of unrealized potential like his. Music world's loss but there's something to be said about perseverance as well. Good tune, had the album back when.

Dave Madden

All right now. :)

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