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Theme for the Eulipions
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Jazz
Theme for the Eulipions è stato pubblicato il 1 gennaio 1976 da Rhino/Warner Records come parte dell'album The Return of the 5000 Lb. Man
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Data di uscita1 gennaio 1976
EtichettaRhino/Warner Records
LinguaEnglish
Melodicità
Acousticità
Valence
Ballabilità
Energia
BPM132

Crediti

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Roland Kirk
Roland Kirk
Tenor Saxophone, Harmonica
Betty Neals
Betty Neals
Vocals
Adrienne Albert
Adrienne Albert
Background Vocals
Arthur Williams
Arthur Williams
Background Vocals
Francine Carroll
Francine Carroll
Background Vocals
Hilda Harris
Hilda Harris
Background Vocals
Maeretha Stewart
Maeretha Stewart
Background Vocals, Vocals, Solo
Milton Grayson
Milton Grayson
Background Vocals
Randy Peyton
Randy Peyton
Background Vocals
Romeo Penque
Romeo Penque
Oboe, Baritone Saxophone
Buster Williams
Buster Williams
Bass
Charlie Persip
Charlie Persip
Drums
Habao Texidor
Habao Texidor
Percussion
Hilton Ruiz
Hilton Ruiz
Piano
Howard Johnson
Howard Johnson
Tuba
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Roland Kirk
Roland Kirk
Songwriter
Betty Neals
Betty Neals
Songwriter
Frank Foster
Frank Foster
Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Roland Kirk
Roland Kirk
Producer
Vince McGarry
Vince McGarry
Mastering Engineer
Robert Liftin
Robert Liftin
Mixing Engineer, Recording Engineer
Joel Dorn
Joel Dorn
Producer

Testi

Uh-huh. You wouldn't forget him either if you had met him where I
Met him. Talking about desolation. Lord, desolation is a railroad
Station 'round about 2 AM on a weeknight. When you walk into
Desolation like that and suddenly out of nowhere comes a warm song
You aren't about to forget it. This is the first time though that
I've heard him at an airport. I know he moves along the
Piers. He calls himself a journey agent, a Eulypian
Says his friends the poets and the artists and musicians
Are Eulypians too. Hey, listen. Listen to his tune. Calls
It his duty-free gift for the travelerIf there were no sun
You would have this song
To give warmth and light
And to keep you strong
It would make love again
Spinning round and round
And when meteors fall
Love would reach the ground
If there were no moon
To control the tides
There would be these notes
As the sailors died
We would make songs of peace
That would bring the sun
On the ground
Like I said, this is the first time though that I've seen him at an
Airport. I know he moves along the piers. Calls himself a journey
Agent, a uliphiat. Calls his friends the poets, the artists
Musicians, journey agents too. Calls
This his duty-free gift for the traveler
Written by: Betty Neals, Kirk
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