Lulu - Love Loves To Love Lulu mp3 album

Produced by Mickie Most. Album Love Loves to Love Lulu. Love Loves to Love Love Lyrics. Love loves to love love to love love to love (love) Love loves to love love to love love to love (love). The tiger in the zoo loves the other tiger, too And the keeper loves a lady who is dead His majesty the king loves her majesty the queen And blues hung up on red (tight) You love someone who loves someone else And your heart, it feels like lead Everyone wants someone But the universe loves everyone, that's why I said.

Love Loves to Love Love is a great dance floor funk/soul belter. Notify me. The quality of this vinyl is really bellow the line. Lulu - Morning Dew HD stereo 2:51. LuLu (To Sir With Love) 2:40. Lulu Day Tripper 3:01. Lulu - The Boat That I Row 2:45. blue rouge, MaximusMCX, kgidney, Hiihtopipo, mossinterest, Alkamii, Showbiz Kid.

Lulu - Love Loves To Love Love (2002 Digital Remaster). Love Loves To Love Love.

Album: Most Of Lulu, Lulu's Album. Lulu - There Has Got To Be A Way I'm Back For More, 1993 04:23. Lulu - Day Tripper I'm A Tiger, 1968 02:56.

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Day Tripper 06. Love Loves To Love Love 07. To Love Somebody play 08. The Boat That I Row 09. Let's Pretend 10. Take Me In Your Arms (And Love Me) 11. Best Of Both Worlds. Love Loves to Love Lulu was Lulu's second album and the first under the direction of legendary producer Mickie Most. The release gathered together her three British 1967 singles, "The Boat That I Row," "Let's Pretend," and "Love Loves to Love Love" together with the . number one hit "To Sir With Love. The material featured has constantly reappeared on many EMI compilations over the years, and is a key body of work in Lulu's '60s output. to cloudmailru uptobox g. t.

This latter track, the theme song to the film in which Lulu appeared with Sidney Poitier, was relegated to a B-side in the . despite the singer's protests. This album was a slight affair with only 11 tracks, yet this cuts down on the amount of filler so prevalent on many mid-'60s albums. Highlights include covers of Gladys Knight & the Pips' "Take Me in Your Arms and Love Me," the Beatles' "Day Tripper," and the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody.

Love Loves to Love Lulu was Lulu's second album and the first under the direction of legendary producer Mickie Most. This latter track, the theme song to the film in which Lulu appeared with Sidney Poitier, was relegated to a B-side in the . despite the singer's protests