Текст песни Jim Capaldi – "Whale Meat Again".

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Tracklist: 1. Eve (Jim Capaldi). 2. Big Thirst (Jim Capaldi, Dave Mason). 3. Love Is All You Can Try (Jim Capaldi). 4. Last Day Of Dawn (Jim Capaldi). 5. Don't Be A Hero (Jim Capaldi). 6. Open Your Heart (Jim Capaldi)

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Background information. With Traffic on hiatus due to Steve Winwood's struggles with peritonitis, Capaldi recorded a solo album Oh How We Danced in 1972. This set contained a broad variety of musical styles and featured contributions from Free guitarist Paul Kossoff, the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, and several members of Traffic. It was well received by critics and proved to be a modest success in the USA, encouraging Capaldi to pursue a solo career alongside his work with Traffic Success (1980) and Let the Thunder Cry (1981).

Oh How We Danced/Whale Meat Again. How Much Can a Man Really Take? Lyrics. How Much Can a Man Really Take? is found on the album Oh How We Danced/Whale Meat Again. Found on more albums: Dear Mr. Fantasy: The Jim Capaldi Story. How much can a man really take? When he's pushed himself too far He knows that his mind is on the break. And he's trying to reach that star. Lyrics submitted by SongMeanings. How Much Can a Man Really Take" as written by Jim Capaldi James Nicola Capaldi. Lyrics powered by LyricFind.

Includes a postcard photo of Jim Capaldi 10 x 15 cm with the swedish lyrics of Whale Meat Ahain (Valkött igen) on the back. Matrix, Runout (Side A Label): ILPS 9254 Side A.

Jim Capaldi chronology. Oh How We Danced (1972). Whale Meat Again (1974). Singles from Oh How We Danced. Eve" Released: February, 1972. Oh How We Danced" Released: June, 1972. Oh How We Danced is the debut studio album by the British musician Jim Capaldi. Critical reception for Oh How We Danced was resoundingly positive. Rolling Stone applauded Capaldi's clever yet earnest lyrics and the strong collection of guest musicians, concluding that the album has "Not a whiff of mediocrity to be heard. They also made note of "Capaldi's sweet, unassuming voice", an echo of Rolling Stone's reference to his "sweet smooth easy voice.

This song is by Jim Capaldi and appears on the album Whale Meat Again (1974).