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Barry said in 1996 on the VH1 Storytellers television show that it was written for their manager, Robert Stigwood. a b c "Searchable Database: Rita Coolidge". Music Canada (MC). 8 December 1989 . Retrieved January 12, 2020. Zimmer, Dave, and Diltz, Henry (1984). Crosby Stills & Nash: The Authorized Biography (First edition), St. Martin’s Press, ISBN 0-312-17660-0. a b "Rita Coolidge Album Chart History: Top Country Albums". Billboard . Retrieved October 15, 2018. I was always aware of this vacuum inside where I felt Rita should have been,” Hutto confesses. “I wasn’t made miserable by it, but I was always aware of it. We never had a bad moment, not an unkind word, in all the years we knew each other. When I saw her after 40 years it was like no time had passed.”

Sandoval, Andrew. "Bee Gees - Horizontal". Album Liner Notes. Archived from the original on 1 February 2021 . Retrieved 22 April 2013. In the book, she mentioned the songwriting session with Jim Gordon. Jim was the co-writer of the epic song, Layla along with Eric Clapton.In 1989, the group Tropical Panamá released a Spanish-language version (titled "Palabras") on their album Ana María. [63] In 1979, country music singer Susie Allanson covered "Words" for her 1979 album Heart to Heart. Allanson's version was a number eight entry on Hot Country Songs that year. [62] IFPI Taiwan - Single Top 10 (1996/14)". 10 February 1999. Archived from the original on 10 February 1999 . Retrieved 31 March 2014. Well, Damon didn't make the compressor/limiter, and my memory is that we all used to use that sound once we discovered what it did to piano notes. As to who got there first is open to debate. The sound was unique because it was a home-made device that was made by a guy called Denis King". [3] Release [ edit ]

Previously, Rita was married to Kris Kristofferson. She met Kris in November 1970 at Los Angeles airport when they were heading towards Tennessee.LA at the time] it was just so beautiful. The musical community was so connected in such a positive way,” she says. “You could drive up through Laurel Canyon at night and just hear music, just coming from everywhere. It was fun and it was authentic and it was friendly.” Best Known For: Rita Coolidge is an American two-time Grammy Award-winning singer best known for her hits in the 1970s, including the album 'Anytime...Anywhere.'

Coping wasn't easy. "I had so much to do, because I became the matriarch of the family at that point, as Priscilla had been after my mother died. I became the head of the family and had so many things to take care of to honour her and make sure all the arrangements were done. And I made the arrangements for her husband, as well, because that's what she would have wanted. Subsequent albums never met the success of Anytime...Anywhere, but Coolidge did continue to chart singles through the 1980s. She recorded the hit song "All Time High" as the theme for the 1983 James Bond movie Octopussy. After this last hurrah, she retreated from the public eye. The original lyrics of "We're All Alone" include lines "Close your eyes ami" and "Throw it to the wind my love". Coolidge sings these lines as "Close your eyes and dream" and "Owe it to the wind my love".Rita Coolidge, Joe Hutto join Authors in Apalach event". Tallahassee Democrat . Retrieved 2018-07-14. a b "British single certifications – Boyzone – Words". British Phonographic Industry . Retrieved 1 May 2020. They saw each other briefly when Coolidge and Kristofferson played the FSU Homecoming Pow Wow in 1977. “We were very close,” Hutto says. “Married to other people but best friends.” A lot of near misses followed. “We lost each other for decades,” Coolidge adds. Hutto passed up chances to see her concerts when tours brought her his way, wary, he says, of being a distraction, hungry for her attention. Whitburn, Joel (2017). Hot Country Songs 1944 to 2017. Record Research, Inc. p.20. ISBN 978-0-89820-229-8.