Did Steve Harley's Cover of Here Comes the Sun Grow on You Too?

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The discussion highlights the enduring impact of legendary musicians, particularly focusing on Eric Carmen, Steve Harley, Melanie, and Karl Wallinger. Participants reflect on their musical memories, with a specific mention of Carmen's iconic song "Make Me Smile." Steve Harley's rendition of "Here Comes the Sun" is also noted, with a shift in appreciation from initial skepticism to enjoyment over time. The conversation emphasizes nostalgia and the lasting influence of these artists on listeners' lives.
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Once a legend, always a legend. I will always remember "Make me smile"
 
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Once a legend, always a legend. I will always remember "Make me smile"
Eric Carmen, Steve Harley , Melanie and Karl Wallinger so far this year.
All nice musical memories for me in different ways.

Steve Harley did a version of "Here comes the sun." I like it now, not so keen on first hearing it.
 
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