All Jools Holland Lyrics (en) Total 17
Jools Holland - Crazy Over You{Verse 1} Just wanna get hip Wanna take a little trip Take a little sip-a For a minute or two Wanna take a boogie All night long Gonna have a ball
Jools Holland - Jumpin' in the Morning{Verse 1} Well, now baby Tell me how do you do? Hey now, baby Tell me how do you do? I really wanna say I got news for you Baby, tell me what is your
Jools Holland - Town and Country Rhythm and BluesI like the city, I like the sound There's all that music That's pumping around I like the heat, pacing the street From Clapham Junction To Camden Town
Jools Holland - All That You AreAll through the years The things we've been through The love that we've shared Has always been true The mountain's we've climbed The rivers we've
Jools Holland - The Hand That Changed It's MindI got a hand but my hand has changed it's mind I got a hand but my hand has changed it's mind It wiz not drunk It wiz not sick Jes dissatisfied I got a mind to
Jools Holland - Return of the Blues Cowboy(This is the return of the blues cowboy) Well, well howdy I'm in from prairie area 59 Been traveling with the ghosts of the aliens Y'know from deep down inside the mine
Jools Holland - Foolish I Know [Urgh! A Music War]Oh! I'm foolish although I fell so happy now I'll always be true And forever to you There's no secrets I keep No others I tip And all of my dreams Are
Jools Holland - Skin the CatI got a piano Got 88 keys Got ten little fingers I play what I please Tie your toes And hang on to your hat I'm gonna show you How to skin that cat
Jools Holland - I wishWish you could know How it felt to be free Wish i could know All the bonds holding me Wish you could know All the love that's in my heart Then you would see and
Jools Holland - If You Wear That Velvet DressTonight the moon is playing tricks again I'm feeling sea sick again The whole world could just dissolve Into a glass of water I've been good 'cause I know you
Jools Holland - Say Hello, Wave GoodbyeStanding at the door of the pink flamingo, crying in the rain It was a kind of so-so love, and i'm gonna make sure it never happens again You and i, it had to be the, standing joke of
Jools Holland - I'm in the Mood For LoveI'm in the mood for love Simply because you're near me Funny, but when you're near me I'm in the mood for love Heaven is in your eyes Bright as the
Jools Holland - I Went ByI went by St Joseph's boxing club I went by the private shop I went by the things that we had done I went by old johnsfords shop I went by the steamy windows I went by
Jools Holland - Heartbreaking WorldThe saddest thing I've ever seen Was a starving face On my TV screen The desperate faces That I saw Had my disbelief Dropping from my jaw The harvest could
Jools Holland - Blue GuitarBlue guitar Blue guitar Fortune of my ways Making of my days New chord Counting up the ways Happiness is lazy If you don't know the song If you
Jools Holland - Foolish I KnowOh! I'm foolish altough I fell so happy now I'll always be true And forever to you There's no secrets I keep No others I tip And all of my dreams Are
Jools Holland - Seven Acts of MercyWater for the thirsty The hungry are fed Clothe the naked Bury the dead Harbour the stranger Visit those in need Minister to the prisoner There is no greater
Jools Holland
Jools Holland (1958- ) is the pianist/singer-songwriter best known for hosting the famed music showcase Later… with Jools Holland since 1992.
Holland, originally a session musician, first gained prominence as the original keyboard player for Squeeze from 1974 until his departure in 1981 to pursue his solo career.
By 1982, Holland, along with rock journalist Paula Yates was hosting Channel 4’s alternative music programme, The Tube. They presented the show for nearly five years, introducing Britain to a host of contemporary pop, rock and reggae acts until Jools, in an unfortunate slip of the tongue, used the phrase “be there or be ungroovy fuckers” during a live promo for an upcoming episode. The ensuing public uproar for this, the last of many such incidents, caused Holland’s suspension and the resignation of the show’s producer, effectively ending the program in 1987. In response, Holland created a sitcom, The Groovy Fellers, which ran for one series in 1989.
In 1985, Holland rejoined Squeeze and remained with them for another five years. In 1987, he formed a big band who, by 1994, had turned into the still-active Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra. In 1988, Holland returned to television (this time in America) to host Lorne Michaels' short-lived Sunday Night (later renamed Michelob Presents: Night Music).
In 1992, Holland became the host (and namesake) of BBC Two’s Later… with Jools Holland. Later became a cultural institution in Britain, famous for its eclectic mix of upcoming artists, established legends and long-time mainstay songwriters of mixed genres. Since 1993, he’s also hosted Jools' Annual Hootenanny each New Year’s Eve.
Holland continues to perform with his big band and releases solo records on a regular basis (most recently, Jools & Ruby, a duet album with Ruby Turner. He’s also hosted a weekly radio programme on BBC Radio 2 since 2007.
Holland, originally a session musician, first gained prominence as the original keyboard player for Squeeze from 1974 until his departure in 1981 to pursue his solo career.
By 1982, Holland, along with rock journalist Paula Yates was hosting Channel 4’s alternative music programme, The Tube. They presented the show for nearly five years, introducing Britain to a host of contemporary pop, rock and reggae acts until Jools, in an unfortunate slip of the tongue, used the phrase “be there or be ungroovy fuckers” during a live promo for an upcoming episode. The ensuing public uproar for this, the last of many such incidents, caused Holland’s suspension and the resignation of the show’s producer, effectively ending the program in 1987. In response, Holland created a sitcom, The Groovy Fellers, which ran for one series in 1989.
In 1985, Holland rejoined Squeeze and remained with them for another five years. In 1987, he formed a big band who, by 1994, had turned into the still-active Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra. In 1988, Holland returned to television (this time in America) to host Lorne Michaels' short-lived Sunday Night (later renamed Michelob Presents: Night Music).
In 1992, Holland became the host (and namesake) of BBC Two’s Later… with Jools Holland. Later became a cultural institution in Britain, famous for its eclectic mix of upcoming artists, established legends and long-time mainstay songwriters of mixed genres. Since 1993, he’s also hosted Jools' Annual Hootenanny each New Year’s Eve.
Holland continues to perform with his big band and releases solo records on a regular basis (most recently, Jools & Ruby, a duet album with Ruby Turner. He’s also hosted a weekly radio programme on BBC Radio 2 since 2007.