Al Kooper - Come Down in Time video free download


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Uploaded: 2008/08/04

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.

Comments

9 years ago

judy m

So frustrating one of my favorite songs is Can you hear it now (500 miles),i cannot find it anywhere! My husband had this album back in early 70's,we were burglerized all our albums were taken including this one and i cant find it anywhere! Can anyone help me?

10 years ago

Jason Rubin

Guitar solo was sped up 2x; he can't really play that fast.

10 years ago

robert McCabe

One of the great talents in music and one of the finest records ever made.New York City you're a Woman is one great record.

10 years ago

Dave Clary

This is one of my all time favorite albums. I have the vinyl I bought in 1973.

10 years ago

allevon putri

Amazing. Amazing

10 years ago

Eduardo Villegas Sosa

algo para recordar-- ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ 

11 years ago

James Taggart

Plus he played the theremin...you gotta be, like, Tesla to play that thing.

11 years ago

James Taggart

Kooper's voice is one of my favorites...

11 years ago

Jon Cruz

sorry Elton's voice is just ..well,,better

11 years ago

mattjackleroy

The most sensual song ever written ?

12 years ago

Margoil

Lani Hall recorded a beautiful version of this in 1972!

12 years ago

blackandtanful

"ニューヨーク!お前は女さ”アル・クーパーの私のベスト・チューンのひとつ、出だしは優しくリリカルな"ComeDownInTime"相変わらず女性コーラスがイイネ!

12 years ago

richardvollin

With the lone exception of the composers demo and formal studio recording, Al Kooper delivered the finest reading of this song. It stands head and shoulders above the rest !

13 years ago

Kevin Lawrence ODonnell

Of course Lyrics by Bernie Taupin, Elton's Lyricist/Songwriting Partner. Nice take by Mr. Kooper.

13 years ago

Ahmad Borhan

Wow ...Al Kooper is gifted singer/songwriter/musician....Al, we'll come down with you anytime!

13 years ago

582chappy

@facebeater No doubt about it!

13 years ago

582chappy

@theBellydancer1949 Interesting, Eltons original lineup...........vocals are tremendous. I think this is the first EJ song i have heard someone else doing that didn't butcher it. Awsome!

13 years ago

facebeater

Now this is what you call the cream of the crop of some of the all time greatest background vocalists. Barvo!

13 years ago

zoid52

The Koop is king!

14 years ago

Sue Tresidder

@Ixtee1979 The guitar player is Caleb Quaye of Hookfoot!! drummer Roger Pope of Hookfoot Percussion Ray Cooper.

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