That was the song that was used in a touring video done by someone in the southwest states from memory. The singer was female. It was memorable both for the ride story and the music.
Can anyone supply the url to the video. I'd be most grateful.
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Somewhere over the rainbow.
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gotta state the obvious in case y'all down under don't have the same access... sorry in advance if you know this already...
Judy Garland sang the original in The Wizard of Oz (appropriately enough).
One of the all-time great tunes and lyrics.
Many, many renditions since then.
John
Judy Garland sang the original in The Wizard of Oz (appropriately enough).
One of the all-time great tunes and lyrics.
Many, many renditions since then.
John
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Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Well, don't do that-Hippocrates
Maybe I should explain myself a wee bit better.
I'm after the url to the motorcycling vid., not Wizard of Oz.
To you lot in the antipodes, Billy Thorpe (of the Aztecs) did a bloody good version of the song too.
A while back, there was a link posted to a motorcycle touring vid, somewhere out west, and the overlay music he used was "somewhere over the rainbow". The music was quite a feature and I thought it may nudge someones memory.
It was an outstanding vid., showing lots of features of the local area...I think it was around Az. and NM., but might be wrong.
Cheers.
I'm after the url to the motorcycling vid., not Wizard of Oz.
To you lot in the antipodes, Billy Thorpe (of the Aztecs) did a bloody good version of the song too.
A while back, there was a link posted to a motorcycle touring vid, somewhere out west, and the overlay music he used was "somewhere over the rainbow". The music was quite a feature and I thought it may nudge someones memory.
It was an outstanding vid., showing lots of features of the local area...I think it was around Az. and NM., but might be wrong.
Cheers.
Cheers...and stay horizontal!