Cooke's Tour is the fifth studio album by Sam Cooke. Produced by Hugo & Lui… Read Full Bio ↴Cooke's Tour is the fifth studio album by Sam Cooke. Produced by Hugo & Luigi, the album was released in April 1960 in the United States by RCA Victor.
As Keen's marketing was limited, Sam Cooke began to shop around to other labels in February 1960. Interest was immediate from labels such as Atlantic and Capitol, but Cooke signed with Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore at RCA Victor, who offered a $100,000 advance.
Cooke's Tour, recorded on March 2 and 3, 1960, is an "adventurous travelogue" that explores various territories around the world. Glen Osser wrote arrangements and conducted the album’s orchestra, which was an R&B rhythm section and a fifteen-piece string ensemble.
As Keen's marketing was limited, Sam Cooke began to shop around to other labels in February 1960. Interest was immediate from labels such as Atlantic and Capitol, but Cooke signed with Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore at RCA Victor, who offered a $100,000 advance.
Cooke's Tour, recorded on March 2 and 3, 1960, is an "adventurous travelogue" that explores various territories around the world. Glen Osser wrote arrangements and conducted the album’s orchestra, which was an R&B rhythm section and a fifteen-piece string ensemble.
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Cooke's Tour
Sam Cooke Lyrics
Bali Ha'i Bali Ha'i may call you Any night, any day In your…
Far Away Places Far away places with strange sounding names Far away over th…
Galway Bay If you ever go across the seas to Ireland Then maybe…
Jamaica Farewell Down the way where the night are gay And the sun…
London by Night London by night is a wonderful sight There is magic abrawl…
Sweet Leilani Sweet Leilani Heavenly flower Nature fashioned roses kisse…
The House I Live In The house I live in A plot of earth, a street The…
The Japanese Farewell Song The time has come for us to say sayonara My heart…
Under Paris Skies Stranger beware There's love in the air Under Paris skies …
Phil David
on Goin' Home
The lyric is not “Nothing loss of days...”
It is “Nothing’s lost, all is gain...”
You will notice this actually supports the rhyme.