Stay with Me till Dawn - Judie Tzuke | Cover

This song has been requested by a few of our subscribers so we finally got around to covering it. Of course, we have done our own thing with it.
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"Stay with Me till Dawn" is a 1979 single by Judie Tzuke from her debut album Welcome to the Cruise. Written by Tzuke and Mike Paxman and produced by John Punter, the song was Tzuke's only Australian and UK top 40 single, charting at number 8 and 16 respectively.
"Stay with Me till Dawn" was co-written by Mike Paxman, who Tzuke had met in 1975 and had released a Tony Visconti-produced single called "These are The Laws" (as "Tzuke and Paxo") on Visconti's label, Good Earth Records. In 1977, Tzuke saw Rocket Records (Elton John's label)' David Croker, played him a few songs including "Stay with Me till Dawn" and was promptly signed by the label. The pair proceeded to spend around six months or so recording her début album at Air Studios in London and "Stay with Me till Dawn"'s John Punter-produced parent album Welcome to the Cruise.
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[@stevesoultrain2406]

Beautiful cover top shelf 🙏💯❤

[@facethestrangeband]

Thank you so much Steve.

[@thepagan5432]

Very nice cover, well done. Judie Tzuke is still going strong, as I hope you are. ❤

[@facethestrangeband]

She certainly is and so are we. Thank you so much for the comment.

[@SUBWAYSWITCH]

We think both of you are amazing , pure emotion

[@facethestrangeband]

Thank you so much

[@AlesAndBluesGuy]

Beautifully sung and covered 🇬🇧❤️

[@facethestrangeband]

Thank you so much.

[@AlesAndBluesGuy]

​​@@facethestrangebandforgot to say well done to the great guitar playing to the lovely song🎉

[@facethestrangeband]

Thank you@@AlesAndBluesGuy

[@archivist17]

Ooh - tingly! A fabulous song, and perfectly measured performances from both of you. I saw Judy at Sheffield City Hall in about 1983 or 84. Electrifying. As an aside, her daughter Bailey (also a singer) lived next door to my ex and my older kids a few years back.

[@facethestrangeband]

When lockdown is over I need to sit down with you and hear some stories.

[@archivist17]

@@facethestrangeband Rock solid gonna happen!

[@TracyLew22]

Wish I’d seen her she’s pretty amazing! Interesting about her daughter, will look up her music! 😊 Thank you buddy 🙏

[@chordzz]

Hi Tracy, Andy, Another typically (and what sounds like) effortless rendition from you both, again! On this track in particular, your voice Tracy, and your guitar work Andy were (imho) more sublime than ever. Moreover after having had a debate with myself (I even started to argue with myself at one point), I think I would go so far as to say that, for me, this is your best, and most accomplished cover to date! So please just keep on doing what you're doing (and how you're doing it!), and very, very well done; For what it's worth (very little I imagine) it's most definitely a 'Yes' from me! 👍 👏

[@facethestrangeband]

Wow. Thank you so much. If we keep going like this we will have a playlist just for you haha.

[@chordzz]

@@facethestrangeband Excellent! Yes please - It's a deal! forget all your other subscribers' suggestions and just cover mine! 😆 In the meantime, if you are looking for more projects/ideas for more songs(?) I just so happen to have another 3 to add to my wishlist! 😉 Specifically, "Make me want to stay" by Lindisfarne (I reckon you could replace the sax break with some typically brilliant guitar work there Andy), "Tell me on a Sunday" (Marti Webb's version, obviously), and, "Nothing like you've ever known" also from 'Tell me on a Sunday. I reckon this last request would absolutely suit Tracy's voice and style down to the ground - and even if you both thought the other two are rubbish suggestions I'd cheerfully forego those for 'Nothing like you've ever known'. I can almost hear Tracy singing it as I type!! I'll shut up now and bate my breath in anticipation! 👍 🤞 Cheers guys... PS! - Can I stick Sting's "Fragile" on the list too please? Another definite 'shoe-in' for a wonderful lyric just asking for Tracy's interpretation, and an amazing accompanying acoustic for sure....

[@TracyLew22]

Thank you so much for that lovely feedback! 🙏 keep the requests coming we are working through them and you do pick some amazing songs that we wouldn’t have thought of 😊

[@chordzz]

​@@TracyLew22 Hi Tracy. No problem - It's easy to give credit and recognition where it's due! As I've said before, - be assured that my comments, such as they are, are given in no spirit of sycophancy whatsoever (my wife will be the first to tell you what a miserable cynic I am - especially of the vast majority of current "music" - which, imho, even struggles to achieve banality!). As for more requests, frankly I feel almost embarrassed to keep giving on you ideas/recommendations; For all I know I'm the only one who even likes them! However, as you've insisted (😉), I do just happen to have another 1..... to tell you a lie - actually it's another 4.... sorry.... In no particular order, they are; "Beautiful People" by The New Seekers, "Step Inside Love" by Killer Black (ok, Cilla then). I'd love to hear Andy's guitar work on this one! And as (to your great credit) you obviously have a penchant for ELO (👍) I'd love you to do 'Midnight Blue' too. Lastly, "Let me be the one" by The Shadows. Another vastly underrated song and hardly covered by anyone else for some reason. So! Put that paintbrush down, hide the ladder from Andy, and I'll look forward to all these, by, say, Friday, - ok?! 😁 I'll go and leave you both alone now! Cheers guys....

[@chordzz]

@@TracyLew22 Hi Tracy. Sorry - just one very very last request/suggestion to add to the 4 below! and I promise to go away, shut up, and leave you both alone for a few months! Honest! So can I propose "Love tried to welcome me" by Madonna (from the 'Bedtime Stories album') please? Again, my only motivation, other than really liking the song, is that I can imagine you both doing a brilliant interpretation of it, and to my knowledge there are no other decent covers of it out there worth mentioning (the one I did find was ghastly!.....imo). I'll go now....

[@tarbooshrecords8530]

Me and my brother react to Judie Tzukes' Album on our silly show... check it out here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZeWXqGnZcSpg5Y

[@GodfreyTempleton]

Too high pitched, and the guitar player was over playing.

[@facethestrangeband]

Cool.