8 thoughts on “ Eddie Todd And The Rainmakers - No Easy Way Down / Waiting For Wednesday (Vinyl) ”

1. Now this is an unexpected treat, coming 32 years after most of the Serendipity Singers' success was past. All of the highlights of the group's five official Philips albums (including their Grammy-nominated debut) are here, with their two chart hits ("Don't Let the Rain Come Down," "Beans In My Ears"), but there's a lot that will surprise newcomers to the group's sound.

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2. Apr 10,  · Soundcheck at Big Dipper Records, Oslo, March 24,

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3. Let your love rain down on me [Eddie Levert:] In my heart and mind Is your love divine I'm gonna let it flow And let your love rain down on me Gonna raise my hands and dance Gonna give Him all I can Everytime I call His name His love rains down on me Gonna lift my voice and sing Of the love and joy He brings Everytime I praise His name His love.

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4. 7" Single on 45cat: Lyn Roman - The Taste Of Love / Unchained - Dot - USA -

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5. Rain down Rain down Rain down your love on your people Rain down Rain down Rain down your love, God of life Faithful and true is the Word of our God All of God's works are so worthy of trust God's mercy falls on the .

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6. Rain Down was written for the Mass of ConÞrmation of at St. Bridget Church, Mesa,Arizona. Try this song in different ways. Have the assembly sing the Refrain while a cantor sings the Verses. If done in this way, suggest that the cantor take some liberty with the melody, giving it a more gospel feel.

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7. "Downstream" by The Rainmakers from _The_Rainmakers_Well, me and Mark Twain were having us a ball Telling each other lies, floating down from Hannibal With a bottle and a worm and a cane pole We were fishing for secrets where the catfish crawl And the Mississippi River's flowing downstream Meet the Gulf of Mexico somewhere downstream.

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8. Probably the pinnacle of Rain Parade's early psychedelic drones, the seven-minute "No Easy Way Down" shares some of the hypnotic power of the Velvet Underground's "Sister Ray," one of Neil Young's epic wails and Can's open-ended drones, all while managing not to sound like any of them in particular.

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