8 thoughts on “ Come On Up ”

1. Come On Up - The Young Rascals. Don't you here the music. (baby) Don't it feel good. (baby) Let it get to you. (baby) Try and let go. (baby) Chorus: You don't have to worry. About a thing. So come on up.

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2. COME ON UP. A collection of funky grooves and Brian's only album released on Warner Bros. Records. Featuring the singles "Say What?" feat. Steve Cole, a cover of Earth, Wind & Fire's "Serpentine Fire" with Marcus Miller, and the title cut featuring Norman Brown.

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3. Come on Up is a 3 bedroom, 2 full bath lower level apartment just mile south of the pier. There's sleeping accommodations for 10, an elevator and shared heated pool. Also, this home is small dog friendly! If you need more room, Come on Down can be rented as well and have 4 more bedrooms, 3 more baths and sleep 14 more people.

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4. Nov 22,  · Album Review: ‘Come On Up to the House: Women Sing Waits’ Hearing Waits' songs performed by Aimee Mann, Rosanne Cash and the rest of .

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5. come up 1. To physically travel from a lower point or level to a higher one. When you get here, just come up to my apartment—it's on the fourth floor.

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6. Aug 30,  · I normally play it in "C" with capo on third (aka D#) [Intro] C Am F C C G C [Verse 1] C Am Well the moon is broken F C And the sky is cracked C Am Come on up to the house C Am The only things that you can see F C Is all that you lack C G C Come on up to the house C Am All your cryin F C don't do no good C Am Come on up to the house C Am Come.

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7. 'Come On Up To The House: Women Sing Waits' is a unique compilation full of fresh interpretations of songs by the legendary Tom Waits. Aimee Mann, Joseph, Patty Griffin, Rosanne Cash, Phoebe Bridgers, Corinne Bailey Rae, Angie McMahon, Courtney Marie Andrews, and more each put their own unique spin on the gravel-voiced songwriter's work. " to hear it all through these women’s voices: for /5(73).

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8. Come on Up features pianist keyboardist-composer Culbertson with fellow Smooth Jazz stalwarts Norman Brown, Rick Braun and Steve Cole. Come on Up is uptown, up-tempo and headed up the charts. [Note: This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on /5(48).

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