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An iconic singer

An iconic singer with his iconic song welcoming the new year

When We Stand Together

Through these trying times.

Amazing voice

Beyond disability

Songs I don't get tired of hearing...

I'll start with Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

Love you every second.

Love you every second.

Paul McCartney turning 80...

Today is Paul's birthday and the final week of another North American tour. 80... amazing. Many more years to you Paul... many more. For one of t

Today!

Keep the faith

My music of a misspent youth. How many do you know. No I haven't put the music on as I've no idea how to. I'm gonna run away from you -Tami Lynn I'm on my way -Dean Parrish Here i go again - Archie bell Do I love you -Frank Wilson Out on the flo

Duane Allman and Coricidin cold tablets...

Over the years, there have been several stories about guitarist Duane Allman and a bottle of Coricidin brand of cold tablets. There is a style playing where blues guitarists have used cutoff necks of wine bottles as a slide. It's different from a Haw

Can't decide which one I like best!

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It's Stolen and I Know It

It's Stolen and I Know It

chatillion's list of iconic (and quirky) guitars...

No specific order, but I started playing guitar in the 1960's with memories of Chet Atkins playing a Gretch. He had several different models. Big, clunky usually orange with gold plated hardware. Some had a single cutaway and some double. Very iconic

I want to learn to whine

I want to learn to whine and I don't mean give or make a long, high-pitched complaining cry or sound.I mean whine dance After being in Trinidad and Tobago for nearly a month. I've seen that here the women seem to have a butt with a mind of its own

Buzzzzzzzz about Sting

From Wikipedia; Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner was born on 2 October 1951, in Wallsend, Northumberland, England, the eldest of four children of Audrey (née Cowell), a hairdresser, and Ernest Matthew Sumner, a milkman and engineer.[1

One Hit Wonders

Zebra Crossing...

The Beatles released their 11th album in 1968 (correction) 1969 (September in England and October in America) with the iconic cover of them walking across Abbey Road. I'm doing some YouTube videos and a little history about The Beatles and saw

The voice of a Black Woman...

This blog is not about politics. I've been formulating the idea for this blog in my mind for months. No big hurry, but two things happened this week to move it up on my list. My Rihanna blog with FF's comment about Tina Turner and Satellite Radio cha

Love this song, holds with me right now,.................

When you're In Love With A Beautiful Woman

When you're In Love With A Beautiful Woman http://photos.connectingsingles.com/blogs

Tribute To Karen

Karen Carpenter has been called one of the best female vocalists of the 20th Century by a number of influential publications as diverse as Rolling Stone Magazine and National Public Radio. Sir Paul McCartney called her the best female vocalist ev

Tina Turner dead at 83...

Another music icon is gone. News today that she died peacefully after a long illness in her home near Zurich Switzerland. One of my favorite Tina Tuner songs was from the movie THUNDERDOME. We Don't Need Another Hero https://www.yo

Life is just a party and parties weren't meant to last...

I started my weekend YouTube marathon on Friday. Some videos were about guitar repairs and the others were mostly music videos (like the worst cover bands) when I caught an interview with Matthew Fink aka Dr. Fink who is a multi-talented songwriter,

Jeremiah

Listen, if you get a friend request from a guy called Jeremiah, it's okay to accept. He's a bullfrog, and a good friend of mine. Today's earworm courtesy of Biff If you are puzzled, go t

Maestro Myung-Whun Chung -

'The Most Chill Conductor EVER' https://youtu.be/j3T8-aeOrbg Hi-Yo Silver...AWAAYYY!!!

Ladies, May I Have This Dance...?

OK, ladies... from back when music was music... "May I Have This Dance"? How many still remember "Bill Black's Combo"? Back in the late 50's and early 60's, on a Friday and Saturday evening, I used to stand on the corner and wait on the Skatin

Christmas lights

Speakers in my House...

In a span of 60+ years, I've had lots of speakers in my house. Starting off with speakers reclaimed from junk TV's or stereos left in someone's trash. Hey... you have to start somewhere. My dad bought a Wollensak reel-to-reel tape recorder with add-

I BEGAN ADORE MAROON 5 THIS YEAR

I JUST DECIDED THAT THIS NOW THE BEST BAND FOR ME AND ADAM SUUUCH SEXXY HEHE )))) HEH I STUCK ON COUPLE SONGS BADLY LOL LIKE MUSIC INSPIRING ME I THINK MAROON`S 5 SONGS ARE REAAALY OPTIMISTIC AND MOODS BETTER BECOMING I BEGAN ADORE :ang

Think about me every now and then old friend...

It's Sunday night and I'm wrapping up another YouTube marathon weekend, where I came across some stories about Paul McCartney and John Lennon. American singer/songwriter/guitarist Carl Perkins had enormous influence on The Beatles, early in their car

Quantum weird other-worldly music - the theremin

I'd never heard of these before, not by name, and was bug-eyed watching one played in a classical concert. It isn't touched but played by the energy of the hands waving gently above it. Turns out, I'd heard them often and often. So have you. They

Into The Fire

Canadian songbird

Celtic style

If you click in here ignore this blog. Just testing and messing around, trying to figure out why I can no longer upload How frustrating it is to know or think, something you could once do .... no longer can d

Be Who You Are

Be Who You Are

dancing in the dark..,,

I've been through the desert on a horse with no name...

There are dozens and dozens of popular songs that for whatever reason, I don't really care for. A Horse With No Name is one of them. Written by Dewey Bunnell, performed by America and released on their self titled album in 1972. A little sleep indu

Opera blog

RIP Montserrat Caballé, one of the great singers from my new country. She was 85 Don't imagine many opera buffs in CS but some may remember the opening ceremony of the Barcelona Olympics in 1992 - not live, as Freddie Mercury had died the year be

Very Nice Piano Work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSJvJVSxoTo

First concert of 2023!

Last year, I bought tickets for a concert that I have always wanted to go to, but I could never afford it. Now that I am working, I can afford it. What did I go to see? Michael Bublé. I went with my mother, who is a big fan of his as well. We h

Possession

Morning Sky

Morning Sky

And Also The Trees

And Also The Trees