I really like those early amateurish recordings because they sound so damn "distant" and charming. :-)
Markus.
> Many thanks to Pudding (see his blog) for posting this!!
>
> I've had about ten listens and quite like it (7/10).
>
> It's definately camp & cabaret, but very tuneful, with
> some clever lyrics:
>
> 'If I shut, both my eyes, when we kissed
> I got cut, at the neck, and the wrist, at my gut
> How his fingers would twist, my private of privates...'
>
> It comes together beautifully (music & lyrics), in the
> section:
>
> 'How much more in love, could anybody be?
> I have kissed the ground he walked on,
> While he walked on me...'
>
> In fact I can see 'How Much More In Love (Could Anybody
> Be)?' as a new Steinman title/song.
>
> Ray Errol Fox does write really clever lyrics, but I just
> prefer Jim's lyrics.
>
> Would love to have heard a full (& refined) production of
> this.
>
> And yes, you can hear other Steinman song melodies within,
> but who cares?!
>
> Anyone knows who is singing & playing; Andre De Shields &
> Margoshes??
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