Hi all. I saw Tyler on American Dreams and thought he did a fine job with "I've Just Seen a Face" (although he changed *one* word of the lyrics which for some reason drives me crazy). Loved the 1965 hair though.

I thought the video on this site was nicely done, with the character's dialogue taken out, and wonder if an audio copy of it exists anywhere. I'm not a fan of many Beatle covers, as most artists butcher the hell out of them. But I liked the folk spin he put on this tune and would love to be able to listen to it away from the computer.

Thanks.

go to http://www.archives.org and look up tyler hilton and there is a live version of it there you have to download it ok...

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"Well I tried to be cool, but your smile took me out, and I tried to be slick but I was just a fool standing around. Well I hope this is the first song that your heart has ever really heard, cuz I wrote the music, but baby you wrote the words."- Not Getting Your Name
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err shoot!! sorry that link doesn't work..

here's the right one http://www.archive.org/


there is no S at the end of archive.... sorry again

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"Well I tried to be cool, but your smile took me out, and I tried to be slick but I was just a fool standing around. Well I hope this is the first song that your heart has ever really heard, cuz I wrote the music, but baby you wrote the words."- Not Getting Your Name
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...I think www.TylerHilton.com might have a copy of it on the Media page. It MIGHT...

Tyler

nah it's just the video

but it's all good
we still love you Tyler lol

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"Well I tried to be cool, but your smile took me out, and I tried to be slick but I was just a fool standing around. Well I hope this is the first song that your heart has ever really heard, cuz I wrote the music, but baby you wrote the words."- Not Getting Your Name
Visit Me!!! http://tylerhiltonfan.tripod.com

Thanks for the link. I knew this was the right place to ask. Off to try and d/l the tune.