The 60s ballad had a 70s revival, when it became one of the biggest singles for the rock band Nazareth (1975). The following year, Roy Orbison (1961) released his version in the typical 1960s-grand-ballad style – the same style as “Crying”, which the Julian Lage trio also cover for this album. “Love Hurts” was originally written by songwriter Boudleaux Bryant around the year 1960, and it instantly became a hit single with The Everly Brothers (1960) after its recording and release. See this Julian Lage interview clip on choosing this song. We provide insight and opinion about gear, artists, technique and the guitar industry for all genres and skill levels. For guitarists, this is also one of the easier tunes to play from his repertoire, which makes it accessible even to beginners of jazz guitar. is the world’s leading authority and resource for all things guitar. This brilliantly features Julian Lage’s subtlety in dynamics of expression, from the quiet and simple themes to the dramatic and elaborate soloing lines. I can love you like that by John Michael Montgomery from John Michael Montgomery Transcribed by:- Sampath Samarasinghe - A Cm D E A They read you Cinderella, Cm You hoped it would come true, D That one day your prince charming, E would come, rescue you.
This title track of the album is a simple love ballad kept fairly simple.
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