- To "Honesty"
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By bobcows
Leo Sayer was not sued by Leonard Cohen because he didn't write When I Need You. Albert Hammond and Carol Bayer Sager did. The melody was later determined to be in the Public Domain. Do the research before you accuse.
- Love!!
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By Kittencuddler
I was 10 in 1978 and loved " when I need you" brings back memories every time I here that song!! Good feeling!! Like I'm back in that era, easy times!!!!!! Not like now!!! 😞 thanks Leo for your songs!! 😄♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥😄
- Sayer is legendary and evidently still relevant.
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By TheBigTakeover
With a fro like that you better bring it. Rest assured, Leo Sayer has crossed genres dressed as a clown with folk pop, country, and even disco for a short time and brought it with each one. His voice is as unique as it is amazing. Supposedly The Dirty Masons concept EP Pocket Kama Sutra is based loosely on a character derived from Leo Sayer.
His version of the Sonny Curtis/Jerry Allison hit More Than I Can Say still brings me back to memories of early/mid eighties family vacations, cramped in a car with my dad threatening to slap our faces off if we did no quit "bickering" amongst ourselves.
Sayer is a craftsman that lives in legendary status.
- Honesty?
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By Kip in Austin
HONESTY? Leonard Cohen won a lawsuit against Sayer for plagiarizing "Famous Blue Raincoat."
- Wonderful Leo...
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By NaaieBurke
I was fortunate enough to meet Leo Sayer at a Variety Club dinner dance in the UK in the late 90's. We watched him with Craig Little (neighbours) and his wife from a balcony. He was brilliant. I was sad to see he had now left the UK for Oz.
- More than a one-hit wonder...
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By KevinOMReb
After sampling many of these songs, I never realized how many good songs Leo had. I could only remember a couple, but Living in a Fantasy, Long Tall Glasses and More than I Can Say were all staples of the 1970s. I'm actually going to bite the bullet and buy the whole dang thing. Nice album.
- Sayer I say
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By Tostie buns
Great
- Real Honest
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By Twelve PM
Even if you didn't grow up in the 70's, this music has a real emotional honesty to it that makes it memorable. Leo's voice is unpretentious and heartfelt. "Jesse" being a prime example of this. His greatest hits album is full of love songs that still hold a lot of weight. A rare find.
- !!!
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By lady sam
love the song.. more than i can say..
- Great Singer/Songwriter
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By musicfinlay
Leo has always been great. I wish he would team up with Elton John and do a couple songs and maybe a duet in the future.
