Caro Emerald — A Night Like This
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From where you are
You see the smoke start to arise
Where they play cards
And you walk over
Softly moving passed the guards
The stakes are getting higher
You can feel it in your heart
He calls you bluff
He is the ace you never thought
He played that much
And now it's more than all this cards
You want to touch
You never know if winning this
Could really be enough
Take a look
Beyond the moon
You see the stars.
And when you look around
You know the room by heart
I have never dreamed it
Have you ever dreamed a night like this
I cannot believe it
I may never see a night like this
When everything you think is incomplete
Starts happening when you are cheek to cheek
Could you ever dream it
I have never dreamed, dreamed a night like this
How many times
Have I been waiting by the door
To hear these chimes
To hear that someone debonaire has just a arrived
And opened up to see
My world before my eyes
That silhouette creates an image
On the night I can't forget
It has the scent of something special
I can't rest
If I resist temptation
Oh, I know for sure that I will lose the bet
I walk away and suddenly it seems
I'm not alone
In front of me he stands
I stop, before he goes
I have never dreamed it
Have you ever dreamed a night like this
I cannot believe it
I may never see a night like this
When everything you think is incomplete
Starts happening when you are cheek to cheek
Could you ever dream it
I have never dreamed, dreamed a night like this
I have never dreamed it
Have you ever dreamed a night like this
I cannot believe it
I may never see a night like this
When everything you think is incomplete
Starts happening when you are cheek to cheek
Could you ever dream it
I have never dreamed, dreamed a night like this
You see the smoke start to arise
Where they play cards
And you walk over
Softly moving passed the guards
The stakes are getting higher
You can feel it in your heart
He calls you bluff
He is the ace you never thought
He played that much
And now it's more than all this cards
You want to touch
You never know if winning this
Could really be enough
Take a look
Beyond the moon
You see the stars.
And when you look around
You know the room by heart
I have never dreamed it
Have you ever dreamed a night like this
I cannot believe it
I may never see a night like this
When everything you think is incomplete
Starts happening when you are cheek to cheek
Could you ever dream it
I have never dreamed, dreamed a night like this
How many times
Have I been waiting by the door
To hear these chimes
To hear that someone debonaire has just a arrived
And opened up to see
My world before my eyes
That silhouette creates an image
On the night I can't forget
It has the scent of something special
I can't rest
If I resist temptation
Oh, I know for sure that I will lose the bet
I walk away and suddenly it seems
I'm not alone
In front of me he stands
I stop, before he goes
I have never dreamed it
Have you ever dreamed a night like this
I cannot believe it
I may never see a night like this
When everything you think is incomplete
Starts happening when you are cheek to cheek
Could you ever dream it
I have never dreamed, dreamed a night like this
I have never dreamed it
Have you ever dreamed a night like this
I cannot believe it
I may never see a night like this
When everything you think is incomplete
Starts happening when you are cheek to cheek
Could you ever dream it
I have never dreamed, dreamed a night like this
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Love it. Sounds like Pink Martini (you should try RP)
daddybat wrote:
1953? The beautiful woman by your side is your mother?
I’m sitting in a nightclub. 1953. A beautiful woman is by my side. Life is good…
1953? The beautiful woman by your side is your mother?
Love this!
it might not be a masterpiece but it is one of those tunes that can change a mood, which is the whole point of pop music, imho
I’m sitting in a nightclub. 1953. A beautiful woman is by ny side. Life is good…
deadheadmark wrote:
Seconded! I too, really like her voice! And, this particular song, it kinda feels like a tune that would've been played in another era! And, she carries it beautifully! Thnx Bill & Rebecca!
I haven't heard this played on RP in quite some time. How Awesome! I love Caro Emerald and have seen several of her videos. There is something about her voice I just love. Her music never gets old... Thanks Bill and Rebecca 
Seconded! I too, really like her voice! And, this particular song, it kinda feels like a tune that would've been played in another era! And, she carries it beautifully! Thnx Bill & Rebecca!
This is SO what I wouldn't listen to...
But I'm chair dancing here
You mess with my mind RP!!! Thank you
But I'm chair dancing here
You mess with my mind RP!!! Thank you
membeth wrote:
There has been an outbreak of chair dancing in my office.
Same Here!!
There has been an outbreak of chair dancing in my office.
Same Here!!
There has been an outbreak of chair dancing in my office.
I haven't heard this played on RP in quite some time. How Awesome! I love Caro Emerald and have seen several of her videos. There is something about her voice I just love. Her music never gets old... Thanks Bill
PLEASE PLAY MORE SONGS BY HER!!! THANK YOU!
fuvanwyk wrote:
The girl from Ipanmena is always the go to.... I don't get it!! its' so overplayed! Doesn't compare with this song.
I Love BOTH!!
The girl from Ipanmena is always the go to.... I don't get it!! its' so overplayed! Doesn't compare with this song.
I Love BOTH!!
The more I hear this, the more I like it!! Thanx RP! 
edan61 wrote:
I Agree!!! ...Foot tapping good!!!
How do you not feel good when this is played...
I Agree!!! ...Foot tapping good!!!
I like it! I never heard of her before. Thanx RP!
She reminds me of the late great Kirsty MacColl. Like this a lot.
lizardking wrote:
I'm down for pretty much anything from the so-very-sambarific Getz/Gilberto album....it's up there in my fav jazz albums....and I am a PF/LZ fan so there :-P
That album was the only Jazz album to win the "Album of the Year" Grammy (1965?) until Herbie did it in (200?) - Long Live RP!!
The girl from Ipanmena is always the go to.... I don't get it!! its' so overplayed! Doesn't compare with this song.
I'm down for pretty much anything from the so-very-sambarific Getz/Gilberto album....it's up there in my fav jazz albums....and I am a PF/LZ fan so there :-P
That album was the only Jazz album to win the "Album of the Year" Grammy (1965?) until Herbie did it in (200?) - Long Live RP!!
The girl from Ipanmena is always the go to.... I don't get it!! its' so overplayed! Doesn't compare with this song.
miquela75269 wrote:
I wrote something else, then thought better if I follow my own advice.....So, let me just say that I think this song is fun, and very well done!
One other teensy, weensy little thing, though. The prevalent use of late, in critiques of all things in the public domain, of the words, 'derivative' & tedious', frankly has become in and of itself derivative and tedious.....Oh, and did I mention, 'pretentious'?
Not to mention boring. Or the always-amusing "dribble".
I wrote something else, then thought better if I follow my own advice.....So, let me just say that I think this song is fun, and very well done!
One other teensy, weensy little thing, though. The prevalent use of late, in critiques of all things in the public domain, of the words, 'derivative' & tedious', frankly has become in and of itself derivative and tedious.....Oh, and did I mention, 'pretentious'?
Not to mention boring. Or the always-amusing "dribble".
Nice!
I realise this is silly, but I wish She and Richard Cheese did a duet ☺
How do you not feel good when this is played...
melzabutch wrote:
It would be good to hear that, but I doubt that song will ever get played here; could you imagine the carping and whining from some of the people posting in here? It's not Floyd or Zeppelin.
I'm down for pretty much anything from the so-very-sambarific Getz/Gilberto album....it's up there in my fav jazz albums....and I am a PF/LZ fan so there :-P
That album was the only Jazz album to win the "Album of the Year" Grammy (1965?) until Herbie did it in (200?) - Long Live RP!!
This needs to be followed by The girl from Ipanema.
Proclivities wrote:It would be good to hear that, but I doubt that song will ever get played here; could you imagine the carping and whining from some of the people posting in here? It's not Floyd or Zeppelin.
I'm down for pretty much anything from the so-very-sambarific Getz/Gilberto album....it's up there in my fav jazz albums....and I am a PF/LZ fan so there :-P
That album was the only Jazz album to win the "Album of the Year" Grammy (1965?) until Herbie did it in (200?) - Long Live RP!!
miquela75269 wrote:
I wrote something else, then thought better if I follow my own advice.....So, let me just say that I think this song is fun, and very well done!
One other teensy, weensy little thing, though. The prevalent use of late, in critiques of all things in the public domain, of the words, 'derivative' & tedious', frankly has become in and of itself derivative and tedious.....Oh, and did I mention, 'pretentious'?
this made me chuckle and I agree.
I wrote something else, then thought better if I follow my own advice.....So, let me just say that I think this song is fun, and very well done!
One other teensy, weensy little thing, though. The prevalent use of late, in critiques of all things in the public domain, of the words, 'derivative' & tedious', frankly has become in and of itself derivative and tedious.....Oh, and did I mention, 'pretentious'?
this made me chuckle and I agree.
S-curvy wrote:
Derivative, tedious
I wrote something else, then thought better if I follow my own advice.....So, let me just say that I think this song is fun, and very well done!
One other teensy, weensy little thing, though. The prevalent use of late, in critiques of all things in the public domain, of the words, 'derivative' & tedious', frankly has become in and of itself derivative and tedious.....Oh, and did I mention, 'pretentious'?
Derivative, tedious
I wrote something else, then thought better if I follow my own advice.....So, let me just say that I think this song is fun, and very well done!
One other teensy, weensy little thing, though. The prevalent use of late, in critiques of all things in the public domain, of the words, 'derivative' & tedious', frankly has become in and of itself derivative and tedious.....Oh, and did I mention, 'pretentious'?
Wonderful song. So well crafted. I am trying to write a proposal but this has me dancing around the room
This always weirdly reminds me of the Italian Pink Panther movie song- Meglio Stasera. Worth watching just to see Inspector C dance...
Great rhythms, vocals, and overall musical composition.
melzabutch wrote:
It would be good to hear that, but I doubt that song will ever get played here; could you imagine the carping and whining from some of the people posting in here? It's not Floyd or Zeppelin.
This needs to be followed by The girl from Ipanema.
It would be good to hear that, but I doubt that song will ever get played here; could you imagine the carping and whining from some of the people posting in here? It's not Floyd or Zeppelin.
LaurieinTucson wrote:
blame it on the bossa nova
Perhaps I was too hard in my last response.You be the judge.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhgfF2YY zy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhgfF2YY zy
I know that this was released in 2010 but i don't think i'd heard it before you played it a couple of times recently and it is now my "new" favourite song!
carlos65 wrote:
Maybe you could upload Busje Kom So? My favourite Dutch tune. Apologies if spelling is incorrect.
Hmmm? Busje kompt Zo is your favorite Dutch song? The last time I heard that, there were four clogging ladies in Delft blue and white skirts gathered around a single microphone in a De Dutch Pannekoek House, which is far from Holland.
As always, I'm impressed by the breadth of audience Bill intrigues.
Maybe you could upload Busje Kom So? My favourite Dutch tune. Apologies if spelling is incorrect.
Hmmm? Busje kompt Zo is your favorite Dutch song? The last time I heard that, there were four clogging ladies in Delft blue and white skirts gathered around a single microphone in a De Dutch Pannekoek House, which is far from Holland.
As always, I'm impressed by the breadth of audience Bill intrigues.
elutz wrote:
Derivative, tedious
Overrated and boring.
Derivative, tedious
Makes me wanna get up and dance... :)
Well, I like it! And need something like this on a Friday afternoon to wrap up a LOOOONG week at work. 
jab49 wrote:
I would like work in your place!
Lovely voice. Gets things going here at work, for sure.
I would like work in your place!
blame it on the bossa nova
Lovely voice. Gets things going here at work, for sure.
Please follow with TVC15?
JoeHaarlemNL wrote:
Maybe you could upload Busje Kom So? My favourite Dutch tune. Apologies if spelling is incorrect.
Sorry to say it being Dutch like Caro Emerald, but still a horrible song.
Maybe you could upload Busje Kom So? My favourite Dutch tune. Apologies if spelling is incorrect.
irma_in_goma wrote:
i mean upload...
i mean upload...
irma_in_goma wrote:
hi Bill, how do you do that, ipload songs?
Overrated and boring.
justin4kick wrote:
You don't have to feel sorry. Bill picked out this one from a vast catalogue of Dutch songs he could choose from. Many people here seem to like it.
Maybe it's time for you to upload a Dutch song that makes us all proud?
You don't have to feel sorry. Bill picked out this one from a vast catalogue of Dutch songs he could choose from. Many people here seem to like it.
Maybe it's time for you to upload a Dutch song that makes us all proud?
JoeHaarlemNL wrote:
You don't have to feel sorry. Bill picked out this one from a vast catalogue of Dutch songs he could choose from. Many people here seem to like it.
Maybe it's time for you to upload a Dutch song that makes us all proud?
Sorry to say it being Dutch like Caro Emerald, but still a horrible song.
You don't have to feel sorry. Bill picked out this one from a vast catalogue of Dutch songs he could choose from. Many people here seem to like it.
Maybe it's time for you to upload a Dutch song that makes us all proud?
I can't stand most female singers' voices, but I love Caro's singing voice - wonderful.
Sorry to say it being Dutch like Caro Emerald, but still a horrible song.
melzabutch wrote:
...or TVC 15?
This needs to be followed by The girl from Ipanema.
...or TVC 15?
I'll take my Onder de Boompjes without any French frous frous flavored wine, thanks.
Where is Rosemary Clooney when you need her? Too bad she is no longer with us. This song would be perfect for her.
let's mix up, The Pink Martinis"
This needs to be followed by The girl from Ipanema.
Cool!
Our dutch pride
Love it!
Man this is Great 
xtalman wrote:
...yeah, i caught that in last week's episode: the track was that man, and it fit in seamlessly!..
One of her tunes is in the opening of Agent Carter. Not sure if its this one or another.
...yeah, i caught that in last week's episode: the track was that man, and it fit in seamlessly!..
One of her tunes is in the opening of Agent Carter. Not sure if its this one or another.
Like others have commented... It does sound fantastic at high sound pressure levels !!!
Love it....got my toes tapping at my desk this AM
my first "1". oh gag, the horror
Thank God for the PSD button
I really like this!! Thx Bill
; )
; )
amprich wrote:
The boys and Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Bali"--silly but fun.
Reminds me of something you'd hear in a Bob Hope - Bing Crosby film...you know, fun stuff!
The boys and Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Bali"--silly but fun.
Like this time - where Rush followed this...
I always cringe wondering where a song like this will take Bill and his music programming. As usual he normally surprises me but going somewhere totally different. ( I hope so anyways.)
Our Caro does it again...
where's Sinatra when you need him
i like it
Businessgypsy wrote:
Yes and no. The track was commissioned from the same songwriters, who then got fed up with the idea and wrote this song for Caro instead, which the vermouth company eventually decided they liked enough to use anyways.
EdmoJoe wrote:
Always nice to stay positive, but can't. Sorry. Sounds like the soundtrack for a car commercial.
Don't know why that would categorically eliminate appreciation of a tune, but you're almost on target: the song was written to shill Martini brand vermouth in the Netherlands market. Kinda like the visual narrative style, myself:Yes and no. The track was commissioned from the same songwriters, who then got fed up with the idea and wrote this song for Caro instead, which the vermouth company eventually decided they liked enough to use anyways.
I got this album for Mrs. Hencini a year or so ago after hearing a couple songs here on RP. Not especially strong stuff, but this is one of the better tracks.
Time for a Martini !
Since i discovered RP one song was playing in my head... and right now i just remembered it :D
Thank you, Businessgypsy! I'm headed out in a few minutes for Martini & Rossi and a few lemons; can I get anybody something?
EdmoJoe wrote:
Always nice to stay positive, but can't. Sorry. Sounds like the soundtrack for a car commercial.
Don't know why that would categorically eliminate appreciation of a tune, but you're almost on target: the song was written to shill Martini brand vermouth in the Netherlands market. Kinda like the visual narrative style, myself:I LOVE this!
Schweet! I vote 8!
Snooze fest!
never get tired of a happy song!!
10th_rock wrote:
Couldn't agree more!
INDEED..
Couldn't agree more!
INDEED..
teleskialaska wrote:
Couldn't agree more!
This is why RP is the best thing on the internet. Who else is gonna turn em on to Caro Emerald? Really catchy
Couldn't agree more!
Please not!! We have to hear this a lot of times overday in Germany on local stations!
This is very good listened to very loud...
Unlike car commercials.
Unlike car commercials.
EdmoJoe wrote:
I think you pretty much nailed it.
Always nice to stay positive, but can't. Sorry. Sounds like the soundtrack for a car commercial.
I think you pretty much nailed it.
bitbanger wrote:
True that. She's got the kind of open-throat from-the-diaphragm style you rarely hear any longer.
Glad I somehow missed the saturation that others are complaining about - can enjoy her fresh.
Wow, this girl is Dutch? Sounds like she comes from Chicago. Quite a set of pipes no matter where she's from.
True that. She's got the kind of open-throat from-the-diaphragm style you rarely hear any longer.
Glad I somehow missed the saturation that others are complaining about - can enjoy her fresh.
Always nice to stay positive, but can't. Sorry. Sounds like the soundtrack for a car commercial.
Hurray for Bill !
sunybuny wrote:
sunybuny wrote:
Really over Caro Emerald.
jagdriver wrote:
Blame it on the Bossa Nova
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfQgk7tERNE
The jury is out on this one, but offhand it reminds me of Blame It On the Bossa Nova.
Blame it on the Bossa Nova
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfQgk7tERNE
I frackin love this girl! Can't stop my feet from tappin'
This is why RP is the best thing on the internet. Who else is gonna turn em on to Caro Emerald? Really catchy
Wow, this girl is Dutch? Sounds like she comes from Chicago. Quite a set of pipes no matter where she's from.
Totally.
LizK wrote:
Ahhhhh, Doris Day.
Really over Caro Emerald.
This one is ripe for Tarantino!
Reminds me of something you'd hear in a Bob Hope - Bing Crosby film...you know, fun stuff!
I have RP on all day at work in the background and every time this song starts up, it catches my attention. I love it...very catchy and fun.
Ahhhhh, Doris Day.
Just what I needed. Feel much better now, thank you!
ottovonb wrote:
Agreed! Never heard this before, but I'm really digging it! Fresh yet retro.
Oh come now, this is just big time fun.
Agreed! Never heard this before, but I'm really digging it! Fresh yet retro.
Oh come now, this is just big time fun.
Pulling an all-nighter today and this one is helping synapsis big time at 2:55 am!
The jury is out on this one, but offhand it reminds me of Blame It On the Bossa Nova.
I actually like the music much more than her voice.
Well, good for her! It's nice to hear a Dutch artist on an international radio station. We hear this particular song all the time in Holland, but it's a good start ;-). It's a shame people have to be so negative, even here where I imagine a lot of people who love a great variety of music 'come together'.
Byronape wrote:
Pour me a big, fat cup of this tea. I love the lounge sound, the swanky jazz with a smokey female lead. Makes me want to learn the piano andor upright bass.
I support the creation of a new sub-genre: "swanky jazz". Who else is in there? Peggy Lee, Capitol era Frank, Melody Gardot, Madeleine Peyroux... who else?
Pour me a big, fat cup of this tea. I love the lounge sound, the swanky jazz with a smokey female lead. Makes me want to learn the piano andor upright bass.
I support the creation of a new sub-genre: "swanky jazz". Who else is in there? Peggy Lee, Capitol era Frank, Melody Gardot, Madeleine Peyroux... who else?
I thought I had miss-tuned into "Crap West End Musical Excerpts for Lovies in the Business Dhharling.com
Simply ghastly. Adds variety though. And time to put kettle on ;-)
Simply ghastly. Adds variety though. And time to put kettle on ;-)
Aaaarrggghhh, she's the so-called Dutch superstar. One of the very few that seem to make it outside of the Dutch borders. Good for her, not for me. Horrible fake person who acts as being nice but in fact is very arrogant. And the last few years she headlined every medium large festival her in the Netherlands.
Sigh, i'm so tired of hearing and seeing this woman...
2
Sigh, i'm so tired of hearing and seeing this woman...
2
GarageDragon wrote:
Her other track - That Man, is often before or after Mocean Worker.
Someone really needs to mix her with some Mocean Worker. Where's GirlTalk when you need him.
Her other track - That Man, is often before or after Mocean Worker.
Someone really needs to mix her with some Mocean Worker. Where's GirlTalk when you need him.
I can't hear this song without turning it way up and dancing! This makes doing dishes almost fun today :)
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
Dinges,_the_Dude wrote:
Pour me a big, fat cup of this tea. I love the lounge sound, the swanky jazz with a smokey female lead. Makes me want to learn the piano and\or upright bass.
not my cup of tea...
Pour me a big, fat cup of this tea. I love the lounge sound, the swanky jazz with a smokey female lead. Makes me want to learn the piano and\or upright bass.
Hollands Glorie in Bange Dagen
trissi wrote:
Very apt description. Totally enjoying this song.
What a fun, whimsical song:)
Very apt description. Totally enjoying this song.
Jacksonstat wrote:
same here - it's excellent.
But get it on Amazon.co.uk - much better deal than Amazon.com. You get a live dvd, too. (Sorry Bill.)
Bought this album a couple weeks ago based on hearing this track & one other RP plays & it's fantastic! Highly recommend :)
same here - it's excellent.
But get it on Amazon.co.uk - much better deal than Amazon.com. You get a live dvd, too. (Sorry Bill.)
Happy new year, everybody!
Caro was at Jools' Annual Hootenanny last night, with this song and also singing "Mad About the Boy".
Here she is on Youtube:
Jools & His R&B Orchestra with Caro Emerald - Mad About the Boy (Jools' Annual Hootenanny)
Caro was at Jools' Annual Hootenanny last night, with this song and also singing "Mad About the Boy".
Here she is on Youtube:
Jools & His R&B Orchestra with Caro Emerald - Mad About the Boy (Jools' Annual Hootenanny)
trissi wrote:
no kidding
What a fun, whimsical song:)
no kidding
Dinges,_the_Dude wrote:
let me double this one. surprised to hear something like this on rp.
but for the sake of tolerance i'll give it a 2
not my cup of tea...
let me double this one. surprised to hear something like this on rp.
but for the sake of tolerance i'll give it a 2
Love it. Sounds like Pink Martini (you should try RP)
YES!! I have all 3 Pink Martini tunes & all 5 Caro Emerald tunes on "My Favorites" list. Thanx RP!