the jackson 5 sang looking through the window of love.
the jackson 5 sang looking through the window of love.
who sang looking through the window of love?
the jackson 5
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overall, "this time" has a more laid-back feel than its defiant predecessor. four of the twelve songs on the lp were written by nelson and included on his "phases and stages" concept album, which was released earlier that same year. nelson also sang on "heaven and hell" and contributed guitar to the album. the title track became jennings' first chart-topping smash in june 1974. in the authorized video biography "renegade outlaw legend", the singer revealed, "i wrote that song five years before and whoever was producing me then at rca said it was no good. i was going through some old tapes and happened to find it." jennings added that he wanted to throw the song away but was persuaded not to by drummer ritchie albright. the album also marked the first time jennings recorded a song written by miriam eddy, the ex-wife of producer duane eddy, who later changed her name to jessi colter and became waylon's wife. playing up to his outlaw personae, jennings recorded the aptly titled "slow movin' outlaw" and also included texan songwriter billy joe shaver's "slow rollin' low."
this time (waylon jennings album)