I came across this song quite by chance a few weeks ago .. and loved it. Enjoy!
Popular Songs
“Don’t Forget About Me.”
Last year, I spent two weeks on our West Coast (Vancouver area) … being my annual visit to see my son and daughter. Last year was a little different in that it was also an opportunity to meet Blogger Carolyn (joyroses13.wordpress.com) and her family! Continue reading
“Old and Wise”
I love pretty much everything about this song – the melody; musical arrangement; vocal presentation and, best of all, the lyrics are interesting and rather thought provoking! Continue reading
“Windmills”
Sometimes the most perplexing lyrics can prove the most interesting, and put those same perplexing lyrics with a lovely melody and vocals and ……………………….! Continue reading
“All I Need”
Sharon den Adel and the band Within Temptation produce an incredibly powerful sound seemingly based around a very distraught young lady who sees herself in an unstable and challenging relationship. Enjoy!
“She used to be mine”
One very surprising bonus from Blogging, is the possible indirect connections that can be made, and which can be very rewarding. I was introduced to the songs of Sara Bareilles by the partner of one of my regular Followers (thx Brad), and loved this particular one. Continue reading
“Storms”
It would seem quite natural for each of us to have connections with music from our past, after all … isn’t that all part of the joy of nostalgia? Continue reading
“Dancing … … …”
“Dancing with tears in my eyes” (by Ultravox) was a product of the mid 1980’s, and its attraction to me was mainly the relentless beat, but I also liked the title line! Continue reading
“Forever Autumn”
I have always been a Moody Blues fan, and particularly liked Justin Hayward’s vocal and song writing contributions. I came across “Forever Autumn” quite by accident, as it was sung by Justin Hayward on the “War of the Worlds” album (Jeff Wayne) – an excellent album to listen to, by the way, in complete darkness! Continue reading
“Needle of Death”
You have probably never heard of Bert Jansch, unless you are aware of the Contemporary English Folk band Pentangle. He was a guitarist with Pentangle, but also pursued a solo career. Continue reading
