Al Kooper's version of Elton John's "Come Down in Time." Both excellent. Awesome background vocals in this one, beginning at 1'43". From Al's 1971 album, "New York City (You're a Woman)". Available for download at: http://alturl.com/mymus
Personnel: Al Kooper with Herbie Flowers, Roger Pope, Lou Shelton, Carol Kaye, Bobbi Hall Porter, Paul Humphries, Louie Shelton, Bobby West, Sneeky Pete, Caleb Quaye
Background vocals: Rita Coolidge, Vanetta Fields, Clydie King, Donna Weiss, Julia Tillman, Edna Wright, Maxine Willard, Robert John, Mike Gately, Jay Siegel, Lorna M. Willard, Robbie Montgomery, Jessie Smith, Edna Woods, Dorothy Morrison, Claudia Lennear.
Lyrics:
In the quiet silent seconds I
turned off the light switch and I
came down to meet you in the
half light the moon left while a
cluster of nightjars sang some
songs out of tune and a
mantle of bright light shone
down from a room
come down in time
i still hear her say
so clear in my ears
like it was today.
come down in time
was the message she gave
come down in time
and i'll meet you halfway.
Well i don't know if i should have
heard her as yet but a
true love like hers is a
hard love to get and I
Walked most all the way and I
ain't heard her call and I'm
getting to thinking is she
coming at all
come down in time
i still hear her say
so clear in my ears
like it was today.
come down in time
was the message she gave
come down in time
and i'll meet you halfway.
There are women and women and
some hold you tight while
some leave you counting the
stars in the night.
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