Artist: Linda Ronstadt
Song: Bicycle Song (Soon Now)
Album: The Stone Poneys featuring Linda Ronstadt (1967)
The songs on this album typically shade more toward the "folk" than the "rock" side of the folk-rock musical genre. Kenny Edwards recalls of these sessions: "The first record was just basically bass, drums, and us: the live representation of what we did, with the addition of a rhythm section. I don't think that we had any radio play." The themes on the songs are familiar ones from folk music: the seasons, weather, stars, trains, love
The Stone Poneys is a studio album by the Stone Poneys; other than an early single of "So Fine" that was produced by Mike Curb in 1965 (though not released until 1968), this album includes the first recordings by Linda Ronstadt. Whether intended or not, the front cover photo appears to show the band as a more modern version of Peter, Paul and Mary; and like this group, most of the songs are sung in three-part harmony.
With roots in the
Soon now
I'm gonna tell the people in the streets
And set 'em dancin'
Soon now I'm gonna tell the whole world
I'm in love
Soon now I'm gonna write a letter home
And tell my mother
Soon now I'm gonna tell the whole world
I'm in love
I'm in love with you
And the world is new
It feels so good to be alive
I'm in love I can't keep the news inside
Soon now I'm gonna go walkin' through the trees
And talkin' to the flowers
Soon now I'm gonna tell the whole world
I'm in love
All of my life I was lonely
Nobody cared
Nobody loved me
Now that you're here
I'm always happy happy happy
Soon now I'm gonna tell all of my friends
And they'll go party
Soon now I'm gonna tell the whole world
I mean the whole world
I mean the whole world
I'm in love
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