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Still Caught Up is the fifth album by R&B musician Millie Jackson, issued by Spring Records in 1975. It includes the single, "Loving Arms" / "Leftovers." A sequel to Jackson's previous album, Caught Up, which told the story of a woman having an affair with a married man, Still Caught Up reprises its themes of adultery and recrimination.
Teresa Brewer recorded the biggest-selling version on December 29, 1953. This recording was released by Coral Records as catalog number 61152. It first reached the U.S. Billboard chart on April 14, 1954, lasting nine weeks and peaking at number 14 on the Best Seller chart [2] and number 6 all together.
According to Brown's obituary in The Times, it was about a jilted lover "defacing pictures of his girlfriend, like painting a moustache on the Mona Lisa". [ 5 ] A live version of "SWLABR" was released on BBC Sessions and the Deluxe Edition of Disraeli Gears , which also includes a four-minute demo version.
The singer-songwriter is one of the most open and authentic artists working in country music today — not just on his critically acclaimed and Grammy-winning albums, but in his recent documentary ...
Jason Kelce knows how to leave a lasting impression.The Philadelphia Eagles star is reflecting on the night he met his wife, Kylie Kelce, and how things didn't quite go as expected. On Wednesday's ...
Al is a chef at a tourist resort on a tropical island. His wife has just left him and he is having an affair with a waitress, Cindy, while the manager, Bob, tries to have an affair with Paula, the accountant. Al falls for Harry, whose husband has slept with another man, and who is camping on the island.
Jason Kelce had a cheeky response to Kylie Kelce calling out his sex advice.. On Friday, Nov. 1, Kylie, 32, posted a video on TikTok, in which she responded to the tips for romance her husband, 36 ...
"Daddy Come and Get Me" is in the traditional jilted love vein, then "Down from Dover" follows. The "Dover" tune is very beautiful and well produced, but the theme is perhaps a little too strong for airplay, even in this day of enlightenment. "Just the Way I Am" is beautiful and not so strong. Dolly Parton is sensational, as usual." [3]