Rising Sun (1975) - Yvonne Elliman for a cause of women

{"songs":[{"title":"&quot;Yvonne Elliman&quot;&nbsp;-&nbsp;Who's Gonna Save the World</a>", "file":"https://cdn-cms.f-static.com/uploads/2560193/normal_5d8a0fb823809.mp3", "howl":null, "pageUrl":"/rising-sun-1975/who-s-gonna-save-the-world", "cartUrl":"https://yvonneelliman.bandcamp.com/track/whos-gonna-save-the-world", "more_info":"&quot;This song was written, words and music, by Ms. Elliman, and stands as both a reflection of the hippie movement that was a part of that time, and as a view of the futility of the oppressed government that she felt the country was living in. Gospel music joins her soaring voice and she cries out the lyrics, but there is no resolution to the song, just like life. This piece is a true work of art, an opus, and a song that should be heard and remembered by everyone, at least from this generation of music.&quot;", "image":""},{"title":"&quot;Yvonne Elliman&quot;&nbsp;-&nbsp;Small Town Talk</a>", "file":"https://cdn-cms.f-static.com/uploads/2560193/normal_5d8a1642e8301.mp3", "howl":null, "pageUrl":"/rising-sun-1975/small-town-talk", "cartUrl":"https://yvonneelliman.bandcamp.com/track/small-town-talk", "more_info":"&quot;This one teams her up with Rick Danko of 'The Band' who wrote the song. His version will always be the best remembered by most, but Yvonne added her own sultry, honey vocals and makes the song solely hers. Not too long or too in your face, this is still Yvonne Elliman at her best, and what could you expect from Yvonne Elliman? Also, it's James Brown you hear on the keyboards! WOWEE! The town talk about this one is NOT small by any means!&quot;", "image":""},{"title":"&quot;Yvonne Elliman&quot;&nbsp;-&nbsp;Bad Weather</a>", "file":"https://cdn-cms.f-static.com/uploads/2560193/normal_5d8a1691195da.mp3", "howl":null, "pageUrl":"/rising-sun-1975/bad-weather", "cartUrl":"https://yvonneelliman.bandcamp.com/track/bad-weather", "more_info":"&quot;Bad Weather, is a Ballad that soars with emotion, and yet, has a saturnine folk feel that keeps it from taking itself seriously. Hear for yourself!&quot;", "image":""},{"title":"&quot;Yvonne Elliman&quot;&nbsp;-&nbsp;Walk Right In</a>", "file":"https://cdn-cms.f-static.com/uploads/2560193/normal_5d8a468e62ac0.mp3", "howl":null, "pageUrl":"/rising-sun-1975/walk-right-in", "cartUrl":"https://yvonneelliman.bandcamp.com/track/walk-right-in", "more_info":"&quot;cover of The Rooftop Singers tune from 1962&quot;", "image":""},{"title":"&quot;Yvonne Elliman&quot;&nbsp;-&nbsp;Steady As You Go</a>", "file":"https://cdn-cms.f-static.com/uploads/2560193/normal_5d8a473263d5e.mp3", "howl":null, "pageUrl":"/rising-sun-1975/steady-as-you-go", "cartUrl":"https://yvonneelliman.bandcamp.com/track/steady-as-you-go", "more_info":"&quot;Steady as You Go, is a song with a moral about drinking. Yvonne later performed the song in 1976 with the Bee Gees in a televised concert, and re-recorded the song for her recent EP &amp;quot;Simple Needs.&amp;quot; Elliman wrote the lyrics and music to this one by herself after a night of bingeing with Eric Clapton. Gotta be pretty STEADY when listening to this one!&quot;", "image":""}]}