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- As I Said Before
- Arabian Nights
- No Tellin’ Lies
- Time
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- One More Chance
- Wait Until The Summer’S Gone
- Tell Me What You Want
- Who’s Behind The Door
- Tie -The La La Song / Bears
We start out our Top 10 Zebra songs with a classic track from the band’s debut album entitled Zebra.The song “As I Said Before,” was written by Randy Jackson. It appeared as the fourth track on side one of the album.
The Zebra song “Arabian Nights,” was the opening track on the band’s comeback album in 2003 entitled Zebra IV. Its metal sounding minor chord opening guitar riff set the tone for a sound that seemed updated yet still retained that classic Zebra sound. The band sounded great on this recording. Listen to how Guy’s snare drum cuts through the mix in s...
“No Tellin’ Lies,” was released on the band’s sophomore album No Tellin’ Lies.The album was released in 1984. “No Tellin’ Lies,” opened up side two of the record. The song starts of with a great heavy Randy Jackson guitar riff and then explodes all over the places as Guy Gelso and Felix Hanemann wrap themselves around Randy’ iconic vocals for a spe...
The great Randy Jackson song “Time,” was one of those tracks that Zebra fans held even closer to their hearts. It’s a magical piece of music. We always thought it was one of Randy Jackson’s greatest compositions. The song was released on the band’s third album entitled 3.V.
Zebra’s first album defined all the years of playing that the group did in the clubs on Long Island and New Orleans in the 1970’s. The album was loaded with all those great songs we listened to every night. We just have a certain sentiment for this great album. This was one of those songs that we all fell in love with the first time we heard it.
Another great track from the band’s first album entitled Zebra. Randy Jackson wrote such great choruses. His transition from verse to chorus and the change in his vocal performance from chest voice into his falsetto in the music was the band’s trademark. Such an amazing piece of music.
This great song was one of our favorite track on the band’s second album. The song “Wait Until The Summer’s Gone,” was the opening song on the No Tellin’ Lies album. The drums and bass on this one were killer. These guys really tore this one up when they played it live.
It was tough to pick the order of the next group of Zebra songs. This next group of songs are the the band’s fan’s most loved songs. The classic track “Tell Me What You Want,” would be released on the band’s debut album Zebra. I can’t tell how great it was to finally have these fantastic songs to play vinyl.
“Who’s Behind the Door,” was the band’s first official single release on Atlantic Records. Their was a progressive 70s rock sound to this one that fans went crazy over. That was the magic of Zebra. Their sound blended the best elements of bands likeLed Zeppelin and Yesthat stood as the hallmark of that classic rock feel.
If you ask any Zebra fan to list their favorite Zebra song, chances are they are going to say “The La La Song, ” or “Bears.” Both songs were incredibly loved song by the band’s fans. One cannot mention the legacy of Zebra without mentioning these two classic Zebra songs. “The La La Song,” was released on the band’s first album entitled Zebra. Howev...
The song "Time" by Zebra explores the concept of time and its impact on relationships and personal growth. The lyrics suggest that time is an indomitable f...
Look around, look around It's what you want It's here today But never leave Do what you want Here today Don't ever leave It's what you want It's here today But never leave Do what you want It's ...
Time Lyrics by Zebra from the The Best of Zebra: In Black and White album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Kick it Microphone check one, two got to run Cause everything's money and son I got none So I got to put my time in …
