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I think the Other Eric (Clapton) had a hit on it.

EJL

Jeff Healy
Angel Eyes

Girl, you're lookin' fine tonight,
And every guy has got you in his sights,
What you're doin' with a clown like me,
Is surely one of life's little mysteries.

So tonight I'll ask the stars above,
How did I ever win your love,
What did I do, what did I say,
To turn your Angel Eyes my way?

Well I'm the guy who never learned to dance,
Who never even got one second chance,
Across a crowdwd room was close enough,
I could look but I could never touch.

So tonight I'll ask the stars above,
How did I ever win your love,
What did I do, what did I say,
To turn your Angel Eyes my way?

Don't anyone wake me if it's just a dream,
Aw - she's the best thing that ever happened to me,
All you fellows, you can look all your life,
But this girl you see is leavin' here with me tonight.

There's just one more thing I need to know,
If this is love why does it scare me so?
Must be something only you could see,
'Cause girl I feel it when you look at me.

So tonight I'll ask the stars above,
How did I ever win your love,
What did I do, what did I say,
To turn your Angel Eyes my way?

[This message was edited by Eric West on 13 July 2004 at 05:04 PM.]

He's not a Steeler, he's a Blues/Rock guitarist, with a passion for older Jazz. His favorite records are a collection of Louie Armstrong 78s.

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Livin' in the Past and the Future with a 12 string Mooney Universal tuning.

[This message was edited by Jerry Hayes on 14 July 2004 at 04:15 AM.]

Movie was fair to poor, but I continued watching to see Jeff Heally mostly,
and a bit of that cute Doctor lady.

Yep the cat can play and a good singer too.

[This message was edited by David L. Donald on 14 July 2004 at 08:46 AM.]

Towards the end of the first set, a considerable stir went through the audidence when Les's son came up to the stage hauling a tweed covered Fender amp to the stage, and they announced a special guest star would soon come up to join in, none other than Jeff Healey from Toronto.

He then proceeded to play a blistering 90-minute set with Les Paul and the trio, he also played coronet and sang.

It was phenominal. One of the best 90 minutes I've ever seen or heard. He did all the bluesy stuff you'd expect from him, but his voice and coronet playing were great as well. And he played great on the standards that Les Paul does too.

If I'd have known he was going to be there, I'd have paid double to get in - but I got in for the normal price, and stayed for both shows...

[This message was edited by JamesMCross on 14 July 2004 at 07:37 PM.]