Manhattan Transfer, Jim Croche. Operator, Times Two
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70-79, M
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SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M
Wasn't aware of the Manhattan Transfer version.
It's more general and less personal.
Croce's is great, he really tells a story through the song and you understand how he feels about the ex girlfriend he's thinking about and trying to reach.
Dated references though... telephone operator? A dime to make a call?
This song would not exist in this day and age, and that is unfortunate.
It's more general and less personal.
Croce's is great, he really tells a story through the song and you understand how he feels about the ex girlfriend he's thinking about and trying to reach.
Dated references though... telephone operator? A dime to make a call?
This song would not exist in this day and age, and that is unfortunate.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@SumKindaMunster Agreed. Try finding a public phone...But people evolve more slowly, so the emotions are still the same..But Manhattan Transfer are just musically a master class. And had a great cabaret style act as well.😷