Who’s Lovin You was originally released by The Miracles on their 1960 album Hi… We’re the Miracles and as a single, but the most famous version was released by The Jackson 5 in 1969 as the b-side to their single I Want You Back and it was included on their album Diana Ross Presents
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Zdes’ i Seychas [Here and Now] is the new video from Dina and was published on YouTube in November, 2017. It is a bouncy pop song that will have you bouncing along with the beat. Dina does an excellent job of singing this song with an infectious enthusiasm that draws you in and holds
Proud Mary was originally recorded by Creedence Clearwater Revival in 1969 as a single and was also included on their album Bayou Country. It tells the story of an itinerant worker who finds the ideal life working on a paddle steamer on the river. This is an incredible version, starting with a slow rock
It’s Oh So Quiet was originally recorded in 1948, in German with the title Und Jetzt Ist Es Still, by Horst Winter, the English version was first recorded by Betty Hutton in 1951. It is a song about love, classifying being in love as being noisy and like a riot, and other times as being
This Is What It Feels Like was originally released by Armin van Buuren on his 2013 album Intense and as a single. It is a song to a former lover where the singer doesn’t know how they survive and explaining that this is what it feels like. This is a beautiful version where the
Time for some humour. Pesnya O Chistote [Song About Cleanliness] was originally released in the episode Bol’shaya Stirka [Laundry Day]. from episode 18 of the TV series of Masha i Medved’ [Masha and the Bear]. It is about being clean, and washing in the morning makes the sun shine brighter. It is a
Under Pressure (Ice Ice Baby) is a mashup of Under Pressure, originally released by Queen & David Bowie on the 1982 Queen album Hot Space and as a single, and Ice Ice Baby, originally released by Vanilla Ice on his 1989 album Hooked and as a single. Under Pressure is about pressure causing problems
Okhota Na Volkov [Hunting For Wolves] was originally released by Vladimir Vysotsky in 1968. It is an allegorical story about a wolf hunt, from the viewpoint of the wolf, to comment on the Soviet system where the people are the noble predator and the authorities are the huntsmen. It is strong anthem to freedom
Ding-Dong! The Witch Is Dead was originally released as part of the soundtrack of the 1939 movie The Wizard of Oz and is credited to The Munchkins on the soundtrack album. In the film it is sung to let everyone know that the Wicked Witch of the East had been killed when Dorothy‘s house
Money is the latest single from Sophie. It is against the pursuit of money to the cost of everything else because money can’t buy happiness. It is an intriguing song with a sparse, yet strangely hypnotic, accompaniment with Sophie‘s haunting vocals over the top, and the persistent refrain line of Money Can’t Buy Happiness