All Day And All Of The Night by Nazzo

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Recording:	On November 25, 2008
Member:	Nazzo +1
Song:	All Day And All Of The Night
Artist:	The Kinks
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Recording information by NazzoGOLD +1

Beware "The Thing" is after Fresh Meat. The unsuspecting are prime targets.

All of The Day and All of The Night
This is a lovely soft and gentle little song of passion ~ well for those days it was LOL
The Game on TV is Rugby which most of us played here and which usually. broke a few bones here and there ~ ribs, wrists and the odd nose here and there LOL but it was fun
That game on screen which was played last week is of The All Blacks avenging their 1978 loss against Munster (Ireland)
All Blacks 18 ~ 16 Munster

On November 25, 2008, 1st-SingSnap-BandGOLD said:

I really loved your singing on todays feature All Day And All Of The Night / The Kinks. (We just released it FULL VERSION ) with our 1st-singsnap-band. eXCELLENT SINGING. pLEASE SING IT WITH US .(for best results uncheck the stereo box) THANKS A MILL$$$
rOLAND bOWMAN

On November 25, 2008, Barblynn42GOLD said:

Heyyyyyy Theo this is fantastic....really!!! And I'm so glad you let us watch tv while listening to you hahahahahahah I have no idea how rugby is played...but goooooooooo Blacks....should I do a cartwheel???

Great sing sweetie

On November 26, 2008, MalvaGOLD said:

WOW !!! THEO...OUTSTANDING SINGING HERE !!!!!

On November 26, 2008, NazzoGOLD +1 said:

Beware "The Thing" is after Fresh Meat. The unsuspecting are prime targets.

Hey thanks for your great and heartening comments ~ the fact is my voice is actually buggered for the mo' ..... due to either smoking too much or Spring has nearly turned into Summer ~ haven't made my mind up on that one yet LOL ....... but thank you all anyway
This song does actually have some Musical History behind it besides the Band being lead by Ray Davies who penned their respectected hit song "Waterloo Sunset" (which can be sung here in SS) but, for the mo' Iain't saying too much about it's musical significance other than it has a link to "Heavy Metal" and the clue is, it was released in 1964 maybe 1965 and certainly not 1963 LOL ~ an extra clue is ....... "had anyone ever heard of such music described as heavy Metal before? who's term was given to the style of music by Steppon Wolfe's. Heavy Metal Thunder line in "Born To Be Wild"

I'm off back to the kitchen LOL ....... my smoke's burning down in there quite rapidly after this little ramble

Hey thanks again