Billy Swan - I Can Help (1980)
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Published 2021-11-09
Swan was born in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States. As a child, he learned drums, piano and guitar, and began writing songs. His first big break was in 1962 when Clyde McPhatter recorded "Lover Please", a song written by Swan when he was in a local band called Mirt Mirly & the Rhythm Steppers, who had first recorded the song on Bill Black's Louis label. McPhatter's version quickly became a No. 7 pop hit.
All Comments (21)
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I have always loved this song and still do! I am now 71 years old but I am still young in my heart!! Miss the good old days that’s for sure!
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Love this song! I’m 76 remember the words. Any woman would love this! No diamonds or rubies for this lady! A man who wants to help! That’s all I would need!❤❤❤❤❤
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You can tell this song is really old because today's singers don't sing about loving someone and wanting to help with her children 😱😂😂😂 Love this song 🥰 it was from his heart 🥰😘
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This song is a piece of pure gold.
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Haven’t heard this in 20 years. Still knew the words. That’s how good it is.
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50 year's old and still sounds brilliant.
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This song seemed to own the airwaves in late ‘74.
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The sound of the organ is nothing but an amazing pure gold.
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A smash hit across the USA at the end of 1974. Love it.
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Our generation was so lucky and hardly knew it back in the day. But now with all the music from our time available on the internet makes one realize how good we had it. There was so many great bands and artists that we were to busy dancing and rocking out to have time to stop and think about it. Truly what a great time it was to be growing up and having the best music of all time.
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This was very big on country music radio , back in the day. Only way I can remember it so well. Pure talent.
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A Song about what a "REAL MAN" Should be like, NUFF SAID!!!!
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Can't believe I woke up at stupid o'clock and thought of this tune. It's a great tune. Nothing like a bit of nostalgia
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Wonderful song--have not heard it in while... Love it...We sure had good music in the 70's
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This still is a precious gem.
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One of the best records of 1974
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This is what we call a good song. Good songs have great meanings 👌
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I remember my father George would play this great tune in his car when driving me to work. God 🙏 bless you dad ❤️ rip dad. I miss you.
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My father loved this song.. He's deceased now.. rest in peace dad.
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This song and "Spirit in the Sky" are two songs that make everyone happy.
