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Something for Thursday
I wanted to post something by Dougie Maclean and couldn’t decide which of his many wonderful songs to use, so…here’s the entirety of my favorite album of his. Enjoy! It’s just a Scot and his guitar and his audience. Sometimes … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Lord, what a task moving a household is. And we’re still not done! Probably about eighty percent of our stuff has made the move, and then there’s still the cleaning to be done in the old place. It really is … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Yup, still here. My head has not exploded yet from this moving crap, which I take to be a good sign. All moving and no writing make Homer something something. Anyway, here’s a small musical item in memory of actor … Continue reading
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Something for Thursday (the Crappy Mood Enhancement Version)
My mood sucks and is in need of adjusting. Why is this? Well, everything I saw in the news yesterday pissed me off. I gave a brief (and not even exhaustive) list on Twitter earlier: CNN has made it the … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Sorry to be late on this today, folks! I’m in a Rodgers-and-Hammerstein place right now, so here’s Philip Quast singing “Some Enchanted Evening”. ‘Nuff said.
Something for Thursday
In the course of writing Lighthouse Boy (not the actual title), I’ve been listening to more film music lately (more than usual, anyway), with a special ear for classic scores of the Golden Age. Without doubt, my favorite Golden Age … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
It’s not much of a secret that my musical tastes sometimes run to the more obscure, and this band is no exception. They’re not unheard of — you still hear a couple of their songs on “Greatest Hits of the … Continue reading
Something for Thursday (Freakishly late, almost-Friday edition)
Whoa, sorry to be so late with this feature! But anyway, I was reading an article on Cracked a bit ago that said some mean things about the 1980s era for the band Genesis. I take exception to this, because, … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
A short song today, but a favorite of mine. Sheila O’Malley often sets her music player to “shuffle”, and then she will post the list of songs that it plays, with comment. I always look forward to these posts, even … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s revisit of Carl Sagan’s seminal Cosmos arrives in just a couple weeks. One of the finest aspects of the original show was its music, carefully selected to form almost its own version of the Voyager record. Here … Continue reading



