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Something for Thursday
Back at it with our Song Challenge! This time it’s A Song I Like From the 1970s, which is pretty broad, innit? There are a lot of directions I can go here because that’s the decade I was born, so … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Returning to the Song Challenge, it’s a song from my pre-teen years! I wasn’t sure how to define this–after all, a song from 1972, when I was pushing one year old, was definitely “pre-teen”, strictly speaking. But I think they’re … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
I was all set to move along in the ongoing Song Challenge, but events in the musical world today compel me to push A Song from my Preteen Years to next week. Andre Previn has died at age 89. Previn … Continue reading
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Something for Thursday
Returning to our ongoing song challenge, it’s time for A Song I Never Tire Of. Here’s one that I heard off and on for years on various oldies and classic rock radio stations, but never all that much…until two years … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Seeing as how Valentine’s Day is falling on a Thursday, I’ll set aside the song challenge for one week in favor of some love songs, because who doesn’t want to hear a few love songs, right?
Something for Thursday
Next up on our ongoing Song Challenge (details here) is a song that makes me sad. Well, I can’t really think of too many of those, but this song from the Broadway show Camelot is terribly, terribly sad. It comes … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
This week for the ongoing Song Challenge we have A song that makes me happy. Here’s one of my all-time go-to songs for getting out of a bad mood, “Dreams” by Van Halen!
Something for Thursday
If my records are correct, this week our Song Challenge is for A song about drugs or alcohol. Well, this one isn’t directly about those things, but it does reference them in describing the various denizens of a particular bar. … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
So this week in our ongoing Music Challenge brings us to Entry Seven: A song to drive to. There’s a lot of great driving music out there, but I always find that the James Bond movies provide a virtual encyclopedia … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Another week, another song in the challenge! This week it’s A Song That Makes You Want To Dance, and while I almost went with Donna Summer and “Last Dance”, I’ll go instead with the always-wonderful Sam Cooke. We’re “Twistin’ the … Continue reading



