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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
James Taylor
James Taylor
Vocals
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Bass Guitar
Michael Landau
Michael Landau
Electric Guitar
Andrea Zonn
Andrea Zonn
Fiddle
Steve Gadd
Steve Gadd
Drums
Luis Conte
Luis Conte
Percussion
Larry Goldings
Larry Goldings
Piano
David Lasley
David Lasley
Vocals
Kate Markowitz
Kate Markowitz
Vocals
Arnold McCuller
Arnold McCuller
Vocals
Rajendra Prasanna
Rajendra Prasanna
Woodwinds
Antoine Silverman
Antoine Silverman
First Violin
Emily Brausa
Emily Brausa
Cello
Entcho Todorov
Entcho Todorov
Violin
Hiroko Taguchi
Hiroko Taguchi
Violin
Jonathan Dinklage
Jonathan Dinklage
Violin
Katharine Kresek
Katharine Kresek
Viola
Orlando Wells
Orlando Wells
Violin
Peter Sachon
Peter Sachon
Cello
Philip Payton
Philip Payton
Viola
Rachel Golub
Rachel Golub
Violin
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
James Taylor
James Taylor
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Dave O'Donnell
Dave O'Donnell
Producer

Lyrics

Oleana, via Del Norte, O Canada It was snowtime, it was showtime, it was no time To be lost in downtown Toronto It was wintertime, 'round dinnertime I'm beginning to see that the sunshine just doesn't want to From a side street come a backbeat Pulling on me like the moon pullin' on the tide Ay caramba, one-note samba, la la la la bamba Lighting me up inside They had the heat of the sun in the beat of the talking drum The light of a tropical moon on a night to remember Someone summoned up summer just strumming on an old guitar And every note was the antidote to December My first impression, some kind of procession Pulling on a long line of fancy dancers A band stuck up on a flatbed truck They were raising a ruckus swinging for the fences Exiled Mexican textile working Punching two clocks, sending two paychecks home boys Hard working law 'biding bus riding people Celebration on wheels destination unknown It was the heat of the sun in the beat of the talking drum The light of a tropical moon on a night to remember Someone summoned up summer just strumming on an old guitar Yes, and every note was the antidote to December Rio Grande Oleana Via Del Norte Oh Canada There was a lifeline south in the song coming from her mouth It swallowed me up and I followed it on downtown In the light of dawn the message that life goes on For the frozen man an invitation to live again They had the heat of the sun in the beat of the talking drum The light of a tropical moon on a night to remember Someone summoned up summer just strumming on an old guitar And every note was the antidote to December They were shakin' it loose with the juice from the mambo man Long lanky Yankee boy, Buckwheat and Spanky my my Santiago de Cuba Belo Horizonte Cartagena Guaguancó Canada Guaguancó Canada Santiago de Cuba Belo Horizonte Cartagena Guaguancó Canada Guaguancó Canada
Writer(s): James Taylor Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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