Imelda May - I'm looking for someone to love video free download

boedacres

Im here sweetheart

john robertson

I love her 'diverse' style , she is a fantastic star

Upenda Sana

Gooo Imelda,I'm looking for someone to love too.

Brandonthewolverine

So Awsome !

Wee lugs

Thanks for this little gem. Its not on her Imelda albums.

horst leditzky

Acoustically and visually a treat

Fredric Tengström

ye found imcheers

stivesclaret76

Buddy would have loved this...

verlaine T.

MrRocking Daddy1 - perhaps your constant '' objections '' against Imelda, coming from your closed mind,prejudice,stereotyping,stigma and '' Bad music ear '' and some possible psychiatric condition ?!

Pasquale Grieco

Ottima versione al femminile del brano di Buddy Holly. Grazie Imelda.

Mortthemoose

Woohoo! Love this! Just discovered this Buddy Holly tribute album via watching a Chris Isaak video (he sings Crying, Waiting, Hoping on the same album).

T.J. Ash

The great Buddy Holly lives! Rest in peace my friend.

Pied Noir

dommage que je n'ai plus 30 ans je ferai bien un rock avec elle , elle est superbe

Keith Randall

Yes, I like the early version of Maybe Baby but it wasn't recorded in Nashville for Decca, it was recorded by Norman Petty. And - no offense here, just a comment - I note that you've posted it and referred to it as the original - but it's the overdubbed version. The undubbed version was once a rarity but not these days; it's part of the 'Complete' set issued by Hip-O-Select. Take a listen, you might prefer it. Best wishes from one Rockabilly fan to another - and all Rockabilly fans!

Shoknifeman

The Decca version has it's charms and I think I prefer the Decca version of Maybe Baby to the hit version, but, no matter how you look at it, it's no wonder Buddy refused to let anyone (Read interfering producers) tinker with his sound, after the Decca fiasco

Keith Randall

Yes - I'll buy THAT. I liked I'm Looking...instantly, when I bought the album back in 1963 and I listen to far more often than That'll Be The Day. And I never listen to the Decca/Nashville version. Thanks, take care.

Shoknifeman

Ok I'll buy that, but, this song was meant to be the A side

Keith Randall

Hi ShoknifemanmmT Hmm...maybe. As both sides of the first Crickets single were recorded during the same session (which was held specifically to record those two songs) I don't know know if I'd call That'll Be The Day an unreleased demo. Both tracks were unreleased: they were the demo. Whatever the truth of it is, the original version of this song is a great record that I listen to often. Philip Norman's biography of Holly describes the scene of the recording session well - and a lot more!

Shoknifeman

Actually , TBTD was the B side, THIS was the A side ; What happened was that they had already released TBTD on Decca , but, it had been countrified by the producer and flopped (Which is why Buddy began to be his own producer); So, after recording Looking for someone, they needed a B side for the single and grafted on an unreleased demo of TBTD, which ironically became the biggest hit of Buddy's short career

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