[HPFGU-OTChatter] Paltrow - Cruisin

Ebony Elizabeth Thomas ebonyink at hotmail.com
Tue May 15 22:08:19 UTC 2001


Dinah wrote:

>Has anyone heard the duet of Gwyneth Paltrow with Huey Lewis?
>
>I always loved Huey Lewis's music... Gwyn - well, she was great in Emma, 
>but I didn't care much for Shakespeare in Love.
>
>But really, this woman should be a songwriter, what a wonderful voice! It 
>does not only sound pretty, it has timbre and expression... oh dear, I'll 
>never get the song out of my head now!

Yes, she does have a very nice voice!  Would love to see her do a Broadway 
musical... I always admire stars who are multifacted like that.  The duet is 
both pretty and smooth-sounding.

But I hope you meant singer and not songwriter.  "Cruisin'" was originally 
written and performed by William "Smokey" Robinson of Motown fame in 1980, 
when it topped the R&B charts.  Neosoul singer D'Angelo also covered the 
song in 1995 on his multiplatinum album "Brown Sugar".  Had to clarify--it's 
one of my favorite songs and I own both of the older versions.

--Ebony

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