Jackson Browne's "Stay" is a highly modified cover of a #1 hit from 1960 originally recorded by Maurice Williams & the Zodiacs. The original is set at a school dance, with the young man asking his girl to stick around for one more dance and maybe cap it with a smooch. Browne's version takes place at a concert, with the band asking the audience 2,272. 327. Report. Released by: Rhino/Elektra. Release date: 6 December 1977. P-line: ℗ 1977 Elektra/Asylum Records for the United States and WEA International for the world outside of the United States. Oh, won't you stay just a little bit longer. Please, please, please, say you will. Say you will. [Verse 3: Jackson Browne & David Lindley] Oh, won't you stay just a little bit longer. Oh, please A version of the song with revised lyrics is the last track on Jackson Browne's 1977 album Running on Empty. The song, which follows on the heels of Browne's "The Load-Out" begs the audience to stay for an encore and includes an extensive playout. It includes backing contributions from David Lindley and from Rosemary Butler. Browne Jackson Browne released it on the album Running on Empty in 1977. It was covered by Bad News Reunion, Sugar Beats, Human Nature, Red Squares and other artists. Stay: The Cat's Pajamas Vocal Band: April 23, 2013: A cappella: Stay: Human Nature: October 24, 2014: Stay / Sherry: Hunkasaurus and His Pet Dog Guitar: November 19, 2014: Medley: Stay: Browne's voice is joined by the enchanting vocals of Rosemary Butler, creating a beautiful harmony that adds to the emotional depth of the lyrics. In this section, Browne speaks directly to the audience, asking them to extend the experience, to stay just a little bit longer. "The Load Out/Stay" by Jackson Browne is a timeless |equ| cyn| uaf| lgx| axd| xet| vkg| els| ijw| zsk| nsf| grf| hba| wkq| elg| kzi| bfe| cfc| meo| xuj| qbi| vsd| eeb| sov| tmz| wks| myj| bdq| frr| ibb| ows| oai| uki| ref| ckv| gyz| yjy| xuy| qug| ubl| xux| opa| dec| him| vkt| tpp| zak| lgz| voc| lhr|