LINDA LEWIS - SLEEPING LIKE A BABY NOW & I'D BE SURPRISINGLY GOOD FOR YOU (From EVITA) (1980)

Linda Lewis singing 'Sleeping Like A Baby Now' and her 1979 hit single, 'I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You,' from the musical 'Evita' on TV in March 1980. If you enjoyed this video, please don't forget to like or subscribe

[@sergiovarela8030]

... FANTASTIC VOICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@candelise]

She had such versatility! A huge star she should've been.

[@malcolmwearin4185]

Brilliant voice. One of my favourites

[@jfritz9703]

Fantastic!

[@taxidude]

Just learned that Linda died back in May of this year. Loved her voice and wish she'd produced a lot more. Thanks Linda. R.I.P.

[@michaelmilitello7520]

Love this!❤

[@Callum111-s6j]

RIP Linda; the best version of Tim Rice/ Andrew Lloyd Webber's song ever. Beautiful lady with a beautiful voice.

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

Ever since I heard this version in the late 70s, it's my go to version.

[@crazyhorse3344]

RIP ❤❤❤

[@elogpete]

Just for clarification, although "I'd be Surprisingly Good for You" is indeed from Evita, "Sleeping Like a Baby Now" is from a different musical, Dear Anyone, with lyrics by Don Black and music by Geoff Stephens. And what a marvellous song it is, delivered by Linda in her unique style. I love those big dominant chords underpinned by timpani towards the end of each chorus, and the girl singers echoing "Sleeping like a baby." Mike Batt produced the original record in his typically fulsome style, with all the stops pulled out (it's on the album Hacienda View), and this performance is a very faithful version of it. Fantastic!

[@antonioelsonsilva8760]

A segunda música daria um excelente tema de James Bond