Tom, Mick & Maniacs: I who have nothing

Here´s a great version of Lieber-Stollers wellknown song. Recorded in 1967 by a shortlived swedish group, arranged by Lasse Samuelsson.
Tommy Körberg -Tom - went on to fame in Sweden and elsewhere, acting in Benny Anderssons and Björn Ulveus´ Chess-musical. Today one of Swedens most wellknown artists Körberg is singing with ABBA-Benny´s orchestra.
Mick - Michael Johansson - to me the best singer of the two - was to spend his life as a teacher in music in a small mid-swedish town.

[@skullbarf]

thius band is so awsome

[@MrPEIcanada]

Fabulous!

[@gretobe]

Jag undrar varför deras musikvideo med den här låten plötsligt plockades bort?

[@hmmm2354]

Har du denna på LP eller Cd ? Jag efter söker denna gärna om det finns på LP

[@lenanilsson4784]

Den här har jag inte tröttnat på än!!!!

[@kiafarmormor8067]

Underbar

[@JohnBeatRoll]

Tulee mieleen Valistustalo 68, meidän biisi ja menetetty rakkaus...

[@countrypaul]

A bit overheated (the song is dramatic enough already without the oversouling), but when it's good it's really good! Still prefer Ben E. King - or the original Italian version which uses the same track as King's.

[@JohnBeatRoll]

Girl, I´m so sorry I was blind....

[@stellasweden]

Tom o Mike borde ha haft ett bättre skivbolag. Vill gärna höra mer av dom!!!!!!!

[@josefnagy3426]

As in most cases, rom the 60s to today, Swedish covers are better than the originals. Maybe it´s because the Swedish community supports kids who want to learn and practice music of their own choice (the "community music school". Maybe not. But then again, maybe...