Liam Clancy – A Place in the Choir
An evening pause:
Some just clap their hands or pause or anything they got now.
An evening pause:
Some just clap their hands or pause or anything they got now.
An evening pause:
An evening pause: In honor of the 35th anniversary today of the premiere of Star Wars in 1977, a beautiful and silly rendition by the Piano Guys.
For those who were not alive in the 1960s and 1970s, it is hard to explain the impact of Star Wars. For more than twenty years, science fiction fans had dreamed of seeing a really good space opera science fiction film on the big screen. Sadly, we saw disappointment after disappointment instead. Except for Forbidden Planet (1956) and television’s Star Trek in the 1960s, practically every science fiction film about space exploration told childish stories that made no sense.
And then came Star Wars.
An evening pause: Some more harp jamming, this time by a Japanese performing music from Paraguay.
An evening pause:
An evening pause: This Rod McKuen song, “Jean,” performed here live by him on the Johnny Cash Show on February 4, 1970, was originally the title song for the wonderful movie The Prime of the Miss Jean Brodie (1969), starring Maggie Smith.
An evening pause: From frigid Russia, some Russians put on the Ritz.
An evening pause: Sometimes, it is our dreams and hopes that matter the most.
An evening pause: The live 1984 Grammy performance.
An evening pause: Issy Emeney doing some Appalachian flatfooting.
An evening pause: From 1978, though the lyrics are a bit older.
An evening pause: And now for something truly silly.