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29. Juli 2018 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupYou Better Sit Down Kids · CherWith Love, Cher℗ 1967 Capitol Records, LLCReleased on: 1967-01-01Producer, Associa...
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Become A Better Singer In Only 30 Days, With Easy Video Lessons! Better sit down kids I'll tell you why, kids You might not understand, kids But give it a try, kids Now how should I put this I've got something to say You mother is staying But I'm going away No, we're not mad, kids It's hard to say why Your mother and I Don't see eye to eye Say your prayers before you go to bed Make sure you ...
The song You Better Sit Down Kids was written by Sonny Bono and was first released by Cher in 1967. It was covered by John Gary, Lee Towers - Arranged and conducted by Hans Hollestelle, Eddie Low, Karen Young [GB] and other artists.
Sonny wrote "You Better Sit Down Kids" from a man's perspective, yet Cher was quite obviously a female. No matter the gender discrepancies, its soap opera narrative and jazzy Battiste arrangement resonated with record buyers, who catapulted the unusual theme to #9 in late '67 (it was recorded that July). Cher exited Imperial midway into 1968. Backstage, her last LP for the firm that year ...
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group You Better Sit Down Kids (Remastered 2001) · Glen Campbell Wichita Lineman ℗ 2001 Capitol Records Nashville ...
Cher originally released You Better Sit Down Kids written by Sonny Bono and Cher released it on the single You Better Sit Down Kids in 1967. It was also covered by John Gary, Lee Towers - Arranged and conducted by Hans Hollestelle, Eddie Low, Karen Young [GB] and other artists.
You Better Sit Down Kids by The Union Gap featuring Gary Puckett was written by Sonny Bono and was first released by Cher in 1967. The Union Gap featuring Gary Puckett released it on the album Woman, Woman in 1968. It was covered by John Gary, Lee Towers - Arranged and conducted by Hans Hollestelle, Eddie Low, Karen Young [GB] and other artists.
