Laura Nyro - Goodbye Joe free for downloading

This was one of my favorites from her first album. She was a true artist and I loved her!

Thanks for posting someone who so beautifully expresses the sweetness and pain of love and life.

Beautiful, sweet, romantic tune from the Legendary Lady. If I were Joe, I would never have left her!

This and Lazy Susan are my favorite songs form this album. Exceptionally crafted, especially the lyrics.

if you don't love this song, I don't see how you are still breathing.  What a treasure.  I feel lucky to have been alive when she made her albums.

Greatest VOICE & ARTIST ever! Beyond BEAUTIFUL!

I first heard her sing at Boston University in 1966, I have been enthralled with her voice for 50 years, she will be the last sound I will hear when I check out, whenever.

Laura and Burt Bacharach wrote the bes,t most delicious melodies ever, and Brian Wilson on Pet Sounds. But Laura's fantastic chord progressions give her's an unusual and superb edginess. And that voice.

Hey Liteskinhoney-- I love your posts of Laura Nyro BECAUSE YOU INCLUDE HER LYRICS--thanks for that consideration.

I loved the "pop" sensibilities on her early work. The passion she displayed on Eli & The 13th Confession, and New York Tendaberry was nothing short of amazing. She will be sorely missed. I loved her so much.

I've been listening to her since 1968 and I still love her. God bless her soul.

IRONY : SITTING STROKING "SOPHIA" THE FELINE, LISTENING TO A "GENIUS ARTIST GONE SINCE 1997, WONDERING ABOUT THE DIAGNOSIS & PROGNOSIS FACING ME & THE "UNSPOKEN" QUESTION:"HOW LONG"?FAMILY GENETICS SEEM TO RULE ONE'S DESTINY OR FATE(MS. NYRO SAUCUMBED TO HER MOTHER'S ILLNESS. WILL DO LIKE WISE?(DEAR DAD).WELL, FOR SURE, " IT'S GONNA TAKE A MIRACLE"

My first love's name was Joe. I wrote the words on my notebook. He found the notebook and laughed. I was mortified!

Amazing talent. Listened to her throughout my teen years. So eclectic and poetic and beautiful, moving voice.

She is the original in an a world of fakes.

At my college in 1970, there was a houseful of girls some of whom I dated, that played and turned me on to her. In fact one of them told me all the words to Stony End which I could never quite figure out. So her music is both great to listen to and provide pleasant, cherished memories.