You Got It All (1986) – The Jets (Rupert Holmes)
This tale of love upgraded though a replacement beau navigates a chord progression that sails through profound key changes, arousing emotions with the caprice of puberty. Harking back to the days of Sadie Hawkins dances, auditorium assemblies, and slam books, “You Got It All” roams the campus quad at lunchtime to explore the possibilities of recess romance. With its surprisingly breathtaking melody tenderly conveyed by Elizabeth Wolfgramm, the song is an emotional coup by songwriter Rupert Holmes—he of “Escape (The Piña Colada Song),” fame—that deserves to be enshrined in any iPod repository of slow jamz.
2 comments:
I haven't read the whole blog yet, but it's been fascinating peeking into your mysterious brain. Music is your lager for sure...like it's your imaginary friend or...lover??? So cool. Great blog.
I miss Zody's. I miss confusing Zody's with zoris.
Julie M.
Thanks for the comment, Julie. It's nice to know that someone outside of my padded cell is reading these rants.
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