On Episode 10 Season Two Elizabeth says goodbye to the tune of
Here in the Shadow of Your Love.
I am assuming it is sung by Michael Yeszerski but cannot find it anywhere - even Shazam doesn't recognize it.
It is the most beautiful song ever.
Do you mean the song that plays when Elizabeth says goodbye to everyone and leaves Ash Park in the car at the very end of the episode?
If so, it's an Australian singer named www.marthamarlow.com who's singing a cover she did of "Unchained Melody". You can buy a copy on iTunes.
You might recognise her voice as she sang the Randy Newman song "Feels Like Home" last year for the Qantas ad campaign.
If it's a different song could you be a bit more specific about when it appears in the episode.
That's my 2 cents and no, you can't have it!
Hi and thanks.
But it was a man singing it and not a woman.
Yes, that was the song when she says goodbye to everyone.
I've gone on Shazam and the show's website and nothing.
Unchained melody was not the song on the first Series 2 Episode 10. Never was.
I saw the series on Acorn TV.com so maybe it was recorded for them.
Unchained melody was not the song on the first Series 2 Episode 10. Never was.Never say never because it was for the original Australian release.
I saw the series on Acorn TV.com so maybe it was recorded for them.I just watched the ending of S02E10 on acorn.tv and the song is indeed different. It's called "The Shadow of Your Love" and was written by Joel Bevan & John Charles Fiddy. The version played on Acorn is actually a studio recording produced by www.focusmusic.com
Oh my god,
Thank you so much!!!
Can you tell me who is singing it? Joel or John?
I am going to download it from focus music
I wonder how I can get it on ITunes or on my phone.
Any ideas?
Thanks again.
Boy was this elusive.
Oh my god,LOL - I've been called worse.
Thank you so much!!!You're very welcome!
Can you tell me who is singing it? Joel or John?No idea, sorry.
I am going to download it from focus musicYou will need to subscribe and pay.
I wonder how I can get it on ITunes or on my phone.It's NOT on iTunes.
Any ideas?Send them an email.
Thanks again.Again, you're very welcome.
Boy was this elusive.Google is your friend. đ
I had a similar situation when for some reason I really really liked a song in an episode of Banged Up, I ended up reaching out to the producers of the show, they put me in touch with the artist and she was so happy someone noticed and liked her work she sent me mp3 and flac versions for free. So I guess just asking and being nice about it can get you far.
shareAll,
I would also like to know the name and artist for the song played on Season 2, at the end of Episode 7 ("No other Love"). Lyrics go... "Just one more day in my life and oh look what happened for someone to stay in my fife.....I found everything when I found you" Thanks!
The singer is named Kimaya Seward, and the song is "Just One More Day, ' but it's not available anywhere. She does have a few other songs on YouTube.
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I am also trying to identify a song at the beginning of the Auld Land Syne episode, Carolyn is having a martini, Jack is driving. In the Australian version, it is the Andrews Sisters "I Can Dream Cant't I" but it is something much prettier in the Acorn version. PLEASE help find it! And why are there changes for Acorn anyway ? Thanks for any help!
shareThe song is from the'60s.... here's the Doowop version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uugCEibK1Q
I'm also trying to find the name of a piece of music which was played in the closing scene of S03E04(Australian). George puts a record on the player and turns to look out of the window while Sarah talks with Rene by the waterhole. It wasn't listed in the credits and I've been unable to find it on Amazon, iTunes or the composer's website. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
shareIf you are talking about the name of the song on the record he puts on, it's Gymopédies no. 1 by Erik Satie from 1888.
Took my partner and I hours to find it and it was only because he knew it from a random vocal sample on YouTube. It was in a comment. Thank goodness!! I had been trying to remember the song name for years!! It's nearly impossible to find! Happy listening :)!
...it's Gymopédies no. 1 by Erik Satie. Pretty sure it's actually Trois Gymopédies. A great version of it is on Blood Sweat & Tears first album which could be what they really played on the phonograph. My question is what was the other piece played after Trois Gymopédies?
IMDB Please don't eliminate these boards! Please don't force me on to mindless and time wasting teeny-bopper social media!
I was mistaken. The song I found is a version of that used when Anna tells Carolyn she's pregnant... I forget which episode.