The interesting thing about this song is that it was written for a specific singer. That said, it's been a pretty big hit for many different artists over the years. "Everlasting Love" was written in 1967 specifically to match Robert Knight's voice, but it's proven to be quite the malleable tune. It's been rendered in R&B, in disco, in rock, in techno and god knows what else. So the story behind the song isn't incredibly interesting. Interesting, but not incredibly so. But the journey it's taken to embed itself in the hearts of different generations is a fun one. Ride along with me, why don't you?. This is not the episode that I teased earlier. That one's still coming; there's an interview attached to it and we've had some scheduling issues. As promised, here's the video of the song by Sandra from 1987. It's got a very 80s feel to it. I think that comes from the editing and the "backstage" feel it's supposed to be conveying. I dare you to tell me I'm lying about the Natalie Wood thing: Click here for a transcript of this episode. Click here to become a Patron of the show.