Julee Cruise — Summer Kisses, Winter Tears
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Summer kisses, Winter tears
That was what he gave to me
Never thought that I'd travel all alone
The trail of memories
Happy hours, lonely years
But I guess I can't complain
For I still recall the Summer sun
Through all the Winter rain
[chorus:]
The fire of love, the fire of love
Can burn from afar
And nothing can light the dark of the night
Like a falling star
Summer kisses, Winter tears
Like the stars they fade away
Leaving me to spend my lonely nights
With dreams of yesterday
[chorus]
Leaving me to spend my lonely nights
With dreams of yesterday
Summer kisses, Winter tears
That was what he gave to me
Never thought that I'd travel all alone
The trail of memories
Happy hours, lonely years
But I guess I can't complain
For I still recall the Summer sun
Through all the Winter rain
[chorus:]
The fire of love, the fire of love
Can burn from afar
And nothing can light the dark of the night
Like a falling star
Summer kisses, Winter tears
Like the stars they fade away
Leaving me to spend my lonely nights
With dreams of yesterday
[chorus]
Leaving me to spend my lonely nights
With dreams of yesterday
Summer kisses, Winter tears
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RP. The cover station! Stop!!!
kingart wrote:
Related to this here (and also recently departed) Julee Cruise, 12/12/22
My great uncle Angelo Badalamenti has crossed the barrier onto another plane of existence. Between his work on Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Cabin Fever, Nightmare On Elm Street 3 and a plethora of others, plus his relationships & collaborations with David Bowie, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Nina Simone, Julee Cruise, Isabella Rosselini, Dolores O'Riordan, Anthrax, Dokken, Eli Roth and especially David Lynch...
Brought in as Isabella Rossellini’s singing coach for “Blue Velvet,” Badalamenti collaborated with Lynch to write “Mysteries of Love” when they couldn’t secure the rights to the song “Blue Velvet.” The vocals for “Mysteries of Love” were provided by Julee Cruise, who went on to work with them on projects such as “Twin Peaks.” Badalamenti also appeared in “Blue Velvet” as the piano player. Lynch and Badalamenti co-wrote the songs for Julee Cruise’s album “Floating Into the Night,” which included songs from “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks.” Cruise died earlier this year.
Cool story. Thank You for sharing it.
Related to this here (and also recently departed) Julee Cruise, 12/12/22
My great uncle Angelo Badalamenti has crossed the barrier onto another plane of existence. Between his work on Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Cabin Fever, Nightmare On Elm Street 3 and a plethora of others, plus his relationships & collaborations with David Bowie, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Nina Simone, Julee Cruise, Isabella Rosselini, Dolores O'Riordan, Anthrax, Dokken, Eli Roth and especially David Lynch...
Brought in as Isabella Rossellini’s singing coach for “Blue Velvet,” Badalamenti collaborated with Lynch to write “Mysteries of Love” when they couldn’t secure the rights to the song “Blue Velvet.” The vocals for “Mysteries of Love” were provided by Julee Cruise, who went on to work with them on projects such as “Twin Peaks.” Badalamenti also appeared in “Blue Velvet” as the piano player. Lynch and Badalamenti co-wrote the songs for Julee Cruise’s album “Floating Into the Night,” which included songs from “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks.” Cruise died earlier this year.
Cool story. Thank You for sharing it.
Related to this here (and also recently departed) Julee Cruise, 12/12/22
My great uncle Angelo Badalamenti has crossed the barrier onto another plane of existence. Between his work on Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Cabin Fever, Nightmare On Elm Street 3 and a plethora of others, plus his relationships & collaborations with David Bowie, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Nina Simone, Julee Cruise, Isabella Rosselini, Dolores O'Riordan, Anthrax, Dokken, Eli Roth and especially David Lynch...
Brought in as Isabella Rossellini’s singing coach for “Blue Velvet,” Badalamenti collaborated with Lynch to write “Mysteries of Love” when they couldn’t secure the rights to the song “Blue Velvet.” The vocals for “Mysteries of Love” were provided by Julee Cruise, who went on to work with them on projects such as “Twin Peaks.” Badalamenti also appeared in “Blue Velvet” as the piano player. Lynch and Badalamenti co-wrote the songs for Julee Cruise’s album “Floating Into the Night,” which included songs from “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks.” Cruise died earlier this year.
aspicer wrote:
I've never even heard of it, much less own it.
An exceptional soundtrack overall. I can't imagine anyone who loves RP not owning this...
I've never even heard of it, much less own it.
Can't explain it but maybe the twang guitar or something in her voice immediately brought Ricky Nelson to mind. Haven't thought of him for some time.
An exceptional soundtrack overall. I can't imagine anyone who loves RP not owning it...
RabbitEars wrote:
The Catatonic Narcissists...
c.
love this soundtrack, love this movie, love the transition out of robert plant...
at the end of Until the End of the World, after the development of a device that allows people to record their dreams, humans are becoming catatonically narcissistic, spending their days watching their dreams from the night before. It doesn't look terribly different than what's happened with phone addiction. Riding my bike through city streets, I feel like I'm in a sea of zombies.
at the end of Until the End of the World, after the development of a device that allows people to record their dreams, humans are becoming catatonically narcissistic, spending their days watching their dreams from the night before. It doesn't look terribly different than what's happened with phone addiction. Riding my bike through city streets, I feel like I'm in a sea of zombies.
The Catatonic Narcissists...
c.
love this soundtrack, love this movie, love the transition out of robert plant...
at the end of Until the End of the World, after the development of a device that allows people to record their dreams, humans are becoming catatonically narcissistic, spending their days watching their dreams from the night before. It doesn't look terribly different than what's happened with phone addiction. Riding my bike through city streets, I feel like I'm in a sea of zombies.
at the end of Until the End of the World, after the development of a device that allows people to record their dreams, humans are becoming catatonically narcissistic, spending their days watching their dreams from the night before. It doesn't look terribly different than what's happened with phone addiction. Riding my bike through city streets, I feel like I'm in a sea of zombies.
A damn fine cup of coffee!
This song and Julee's voice a solid 9 outta possible 10.
Music to play when you're having damn good coffee.
Music to play when you're having damn good coffee.
Only 5 - Decent from me
rah wrote:
wrangler wrote:
This is a cover of song first recorded by Elvis Presley in 1960 - about 11 years before "Ain't No Sunshine". Anyhow, it's pretty standard diatonic chord progression and is not the same progression as Bill Withers' song.
ain't no sunshine when she's gone...
wrangler wrote:
ain't no sunshine when she's gone.............
This is a cover of song first recorded by Elvis Presley in 1960 - about 11 years before "Ain't No Sunshine". Anyhow, it's pretty standard diatonic chord progression and is not the same progression as Bill Withers' song.
rdo wrote:
This may be hard to believe, but when I lived in Moscow, most Russians I met really did like the winter. It was not unusual for me, however, when speaking with a Russian, to all of the sudden see them burst into tears about life and existence. They call this "crying one's shirt". I'm talking about grown men here. We even had a professor give us a lecture on this one day. I am re-reading War and Peace now. I first read it when I was 21, right before I went to my semester in Moscow. Now, exactly 21 years later, it is just as moving and wonderful as before. This book wrote me.
Thanks for the insight, a fresh perspective.
In our continent, it is not unusual to find people who glory in the stinging wind of winter, the thigh-high snow drifts and the ethos of cold.
This may be hard to believe, but when I lived in Moscow, most Russians I met really did like the winter. It was not unusual for me, however, when speaking with a Russian, to all of the sudden see them burst into tears about life and existence. They call this "crying one's shirt". I'm talking about grown men here. We even had a professor give us a lecture on this one day. I am re-reading War and Peace now. I first read it when I was 21, right before I went to my semester in Moscow. Now, exactly 21 years later, it is just as moving and wonderful as before. This book wrote me.
Thanks for the insight, a fresh perspective.
In our continent, it is not unusual to find people who glory in the stinging wind of winter, the thigh-high snow drifts and the ethos of cold.
love hearing a different version of what I know as an Elvis song :)
MinMan wrote:
Ack. We are all entitled to our own opinions of course. I was thinking that this was indeed a big contrast, but would rephrase "such a large and lame contrast from the energy and catchiness of Turin Brakes who sing without sounding like a little girl with her teddy bear."
This is such an elegant contrast from those crude Turin Brakes wankers.
Ack. We are all entitled to our own opinions of course. I was thinking that this was indeed a big contrast, but would rephrase "such a large and lame contrast from the energy and catchiness of Turin Brakes who sing without sounding like a little girl with her teddy bear."
This is such an elegant contrast from those crude Turin Brakes wankers.
Julee Cruise, yeah, such a long time.
Lots of fine memories from the time you could hear her on some radio stations and wonder: what's special with that voice?
Still can't answer the question, but I like it.
Lots of fine memories from the time you could hear her on some radio stations and wonder: what's special with that voice?
Still can't answer the question, but I like it.
"Love You More Than I Can Say", Leo Sayer.
rdo wrote:
This book wrote me.
A great turn of phrase to honor a great book.
This book wrote me.
A great turn of phrase to honor a great book.
Wow - not heard that in a looong time! Wonderful soundtrack - a must own IMHO - this is probably one of the weakest on it, and I really like this track...
So emotive. Me thinks it's rated too low.
msymmes wrote:
This may be hard to believe, but when I lived in Moscow, most Russians I met really did like the winter. It was not unusual for me, however, when speaking with a Russian, to all of the sudden see them burst into tears about life and existence. They call this "crying one's shirt". I'm talking about grown men here. We even had a professor give us a lecture on this one day. I am re-reading War and Peace now. I first read it when I was 21, right before I went to my semester in Moscow. Now, exactly 21 years later, it is just as moving and wonderful as before. This book wrote me.
Who doesn't hate winter ? Summer has more to offer :)
This may be hard to believe, but when I lived in Moscow, most Russians I met really did like the winter. It was not unusual for me, however, when speaking with a Russian, to all of the sudden see them burst into tears about life and existence. They call this "crying one's shirt". I'm talking about grown men here. We even had a professor give us a lecture on this one day. I am re-reading War and Peace now. I first read it when I was 21, right before I went to my semester in Moscow. Now, exactly 21 years later, it is just as moving and wonderful as before. This book wrote me.
Who doesn't hate winter ? Summer has more to offer :)
justin4kick wrote:
justin4kick wrote:
Bill hates winter:
| PST | Artist - Song | Album | Rating |
| 12:52 pm | Julee Cruise Summer Kisses, Winter Tears |   Until The End Of The World (1992) | 6.4 |
| 12:48 pm | Turin Brakes Pain Killer (Summer Rain) |  Ether Song (2003) | 6.9 |
| 12:43 pm | Electric Light Orchestra Mr Blue Sky |  Out of the Blue (1977) | 7.2 |
Great moody song from an excellent moody soundtrack for a visually great, but slightly flawed film.
An Iowan, like my Dad's side of the family
(via Kentucky- S.C.-Scotland)Wow, hard to believe this album is 20 years old!
Bill hates winter:
| PST | Artist - Song | Album | Rating |
| 12:52 pm | Julee Cruise Summer Kisses, Winter Tears | Until The End Of The World (1992) | 6.4 |
| 12:48 pm | Turin Brakes Pain Killer (Summer Rain) | Ether Song (2003) | 6.9 |
| 12:43 pm | Electric Light Orchestra Mr Blue Sky | Out of the Blue (1977) | 7.2 |
And here I was gonna write 'man, this artist owes everything to Julee Cruise'... nevermind! :-)
wrangler wrote:
I was thinking of "(The time has come for us to) Say Sayonara" myself. I first heard that one while watching the movie version of M*A*S*H; as Frank Burns is hauled out of camp in a straitjacket, the song is playing over the loudspeaker. Hilarious.
ain't no sunshine when she's gone.............
I was thinking of "(The time has come for us to) Say Sayonara" myself. I first heard that one while watching the movie version of M*A*S*H; as Frank Burns is hauled out of camp in a straitjacket, the song is playing over the loudspeaker. Hilarious.
Alexandra wrote:
And an even greater soundtrack.
Funny that it's from a soundtrack by Wenders; I was just thinking it sounds like it should be on a soundtrack for a movie by David Lynch.
And an even greater soundtrack.
Funny that it's from a soundtrack by Wenders; I was just thinking it sounds like it should be on a soundtrack for a movie by David Lynch.
meadowwoods wrote:
And an even greater soundtrack.
Great movie, but I then like any film Wim Wenders directs.
And an even greater soundtrack.
Giselle62 wrote:
nerakdon wrote:
I worked at a video rental store in the early 90's when this movie came out. I bought the VHS copy (and still have it!) but it has not been released on DVD — at least not for US release. I like this movie, that actress Solveig Dommartin was cool (she passed away in 2007) and the soundtrack is one of the best ever! Every time I hear this song on here I keep expecting to hear Neneh Cherry's song next...
why isn't the movie on Netflix, tho? the first part was quite stylish—-that actress was cool.
nerakdon wrote:
I had to rent a few Wim Wenders movies in college — they were never in Netflix. He's not as well known in the US as he deserves, maybe. Also sometimes... how do I put this. Not all that accessible?
I worked at a video rental store in the early 90's when this movie came out. I bought the VHS copy (and still have it!) but it has not been released on DVD — at least not for US release. I like this movie, that actress Solveig Dommartin was cool (she passed away in 2007) and the soundtrack is one of the best ever! Every time I hear this song on here I keep expecting to hear Neneh Cherry's song next...
ain't no sunshine when she's gone.............
Is this Ginger from Gilligan's Island?
Reminds me of Jessica Fichot a little, in a good way (c.f. "I Will Wait For You" from her album "Le Chemin").
Great movie, but I then like any film Wim Wenders directs.
Laurelai wrote:
what you said
Yeargh
what you said
This is nice but I am forever tainted
She has the perfect voice for this song.....Love Julee Cruise
Yeargh
Great soundtrack from a great movie.
V nice.
Giselle62 wrote:
I had to rent a few Wim Wenders movies in college — they were never in Netflix. He's not as well known in the US as he deserves, maybe. Also sometimes... how do I put this. Not all that accessible?
why isn't the movie on Netflix, tho? the first part was quite stylish—-that actress was cool.
I had to rent a few Wim Wenders movies in college — they were never in Netflix. He's not as well known in the US as he deserves, maybe. Also sometimes... how do I put this. Not all that accessible?
Very cool, sort of retro-western-noir...captures a very interesting vibe.
I first heard the cheap and cheeezeee background, then I was ASTONISHED to hear singing in English, not horrible pop squeeling in Thai or Vietnamese.
Truly Vile.
Truly Vile.
I think this may be the only song I've given a "1"
This dirge has certainly dampened out "the fire of love". A nailed-on Ho-Hum from the Nottingham jury 
HAPPY SOLSTICE EVERYONE! 
why isn't the movie on Netflix, tho? the first part was quite stylish—-that actress was cool.
jbunniii wrote:
The movie was frighteningly disjointed despite the fine music. Perhaps because he was forced from 20 hours to 2 and a half. Who knows?
I had forgotten all about this soundtrack, which one of my housemates had back in college. Good stuff for the most part. Has anyone actually seen the movie? Trivia from IMDB: Wim Wender''s original rough cut for this film was twenty hours long ("It will never be seen!").
The movie was frighteningly disjointed despite the fine music. Perhaps because he was forced from 20 hours to 2 and a half. Who knows?
worst thing ever.
die summer die!
please don't play this anymore
All of these summer songs on the first full day of Autumn... makes me miss summer already
I had forgotten all about this soundtrack, which one of my housemates had back in college. Good stuff for the most part. Has anyone actually seen the movie? Trivia from IMDB: Wim Wender''s original rough cut for this film was twenty hours long ("It will never be seen!").
stevematic wrote:
reminds me of Twin Peaks
Reminds me of "Do You Want to Laugh Or Cry?" from "The Girl in Gold Boots."
reminds me of Twin Peaks
Reminds me of "Do You Want to Laugh Or Cry?" from "The Girl in Gold Boots."
bindi wrote:
reminds me of Twin Peaks
When I hear this, for some reason, I always think of the movie "A Summer Place"
reminds me of Twin Peaks
When I hear this, for some reason, I always think of the movie "A Summer Place"
I like Dengue Fever's version as well
SomeOldGuy wrote:
Yes...but very nice anyway
Does anybody else hear "Ain't No Sunshine" in the melody?
Yes...but very nice anyway
SomeOldGuy wrote:
Does anybody else hear "Ain't No Sunshine" in the melody?
Baby_M wrote:
Exactly.
Well, to be fair - it's a pretty standard/traditional chord progression.
Does anybody else hear "Ain't No Sunshine" in the melody?
Baby_M wrote:
Exactly.
Well, to be fair - it's a pretty standard/traditional chord progression.
meadowwoods wrote:
This doesn't thrill me...but the other names on this album are intriguing.
Great movie and soundtrack...one of my favorite Wim Wenders movies.
This doesn't thrill me...but the other names on this album are intriguing.
nice song
Great movie and soundtrack...one of my favorite Wim Wenders movies.
Very nice.
Teach me, tiger
teach me how to kiss you
Woo woo woo, woo, woo . . .
teach me how to kiss you
Woo woo woo, woo, woo . . .
aint no sunshine when she's gone....
Johnny Angel, Johnny Angel...................
rosedraws wrote:
You must live alone.
This one gets a 7, easy.
breathy whispering. 
:mute:
:mute:You must live alone.
This one gets a 7, easy.
SomeOldGuy wrote:
Exactly.
Does anybody else hear "Ain't No Sunshine" in the melody?
Exactly.
OMGOMG! Another fabulous flick and fantastic soundtrack. 
breathy whispering.
:mute:
:mute:aquadonia wrote: Wow! This is nice to hear! Excellent soundtrack. Pity I haven't gotten to see the movie yet. I would if I could find the darned thing.
Strange and long, but a beautiful movie nonetheless. I'd recommend finding it if you can.
Ah, reminds of good ole Twin Peak's days. 
...sounds like The Bells ("Stay Awhile") or The Poppy Family ("Which Way You Going, Billy?). Both of which were awful in the '70s and no better with age. David Lynch cache or not, this is wretchedly twee.
Sounds like it belongs on the Kill Bill soundtrack.
That sounds real girl-groupy. Very nice!
Claudine Longet sans accent?
Ãle-eila tõmbasin endale ka selle :)
Natuke hall laupÀeva pÀrastlõuna AHHAA-s... See laul sobib ideaalselt :)
New breeze 
Does anybody else hear "Ain't No Sunshine" in the melody?
Quite unaware of what this relates to, it still takes me back to the 50s - the greatest decade of all (born well after that...).
However, that's all it takes to get an 8.
Cool.
7!
What a wonderful version....touches me... 
One of the best songs on this soundtrack!
so unique, hard to imagine another like her . . . .
QueenLucia wrote:
Whoever is uploading songs from this album should add Nick Cave's song. My copy of this cd has been played too much to get a good copy. This is a dynamite soundtrack! Rather tedious movie, though.
I'm partial to the Crime and the City Solution track...and of course, this Julee Cruise tune
bindi wrote:
love it - what a great voice!
love it - what a great voice!
Great to hear Julee Cruise on RP
I love Julee's voice an' the atmosphere she creates Thanx Bill for the song!
Julee goes around on the LRC from time to time, worth poppin' in from time to time or set your Real Player to 'record' for up to 6 hours while you sleep or are at work or are HERE readin' this an' listenin' to Julee Cruise 
Thanx Bill for the song!
Julee goes around on the LRC from time to time, worth poppin' in from time to time or set your Real Player to 'record' for up to 6 hours while you sleep or are at work or are HERE readin' this an' listenin' to Julee Cruise rah wrote:
I was pretty sure that wasn't an original thought I was having when I came in here to say exactly that...
ain't no sunshine when she's gone...
AliGator wrote:
Dam! Missed it!
dionysius wrote:
Great cover. Moody, atmospheric. From the wonderful soundtrack to the so-so movie.
I wore out the cassette (one of the last I ever bought, IIRC) of this back in the early 90s. A truly eclectic soundtrack. The movie is quite underrated, imo. If nothing else, Wim had his heart in the right place. The End of Violence was another mismash, btw, and less successful.
QueenLucia wrote:
Whoever is uploading songs from this album should add Nick Cave's song. My copy of this cd has been played too much to get a good copy. This is a dynamite soundtrack! Rather tedious movie, though.
I'll get on it-
Cheers
rah wrote:
ain't no sunshine when she's gone...
coolness. this comes from a fantastic album and a fantastic film..
ain't no sunshine when she's gone...
Whoever is uploading songs from this album should add Nick Cave's song. My copy of this cd has been played too much to get a good copy. This is a dynamite soundtrack! Rather tedious movie, though.
Great cover. Moody, atmospheric. From the wonderful soundtrack to the so-so movie.
Oh Julee...
Singing from the land of dreams as always
RP. The cover station! Stop!!!
Time to drop your chew toy.