Tag: music
Clark Jaman – I’ll Meet You There
Robert Goulet – If ever I would leave you
Eddi Reader – Auld Lang Syne
The Music Man – Till there was you
An evening pause: The same song, two versions, from the 1962 movie, and then from the 2003 television production.
Sleeves’ Christmas song
Military Wives – Wherever you are
Mall Santa Musical
Andrea McArdle sings “Tomorrow” at an Annie Workshop
Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams
The Cowsills – Hair
Mark “Indy” Kochte – West Virginia Nights 2011
An evening pause: Time lapse photography by Mark “Indy” Kochte. At one point the time-lapse sequence shows Seneca Rocks near the end of the day, with the lights of the climbers visible as they rappel off the mountain.
Quadriga Consort – Carolan’s Cup / The Two William Davises
Paul McCartney and Wings – Band on the Run
An evening pause: The official music video by Wings. To me, the video clearly makes this Paul McCartney’s farewell song to the Beatles.
Lily at trailside
Sons of the Pioneers – Tumbling Tumble Weeds
Harve Presnell – They Call The Wind Maria
Penguin Cafe Orchestra – Perpetuum Mobile
Martha Raye – No Time At All
An evening pause: Martha Raye sings “No Time at All” from the Broadway musical, Pippin.
There’s one thing to be sure of, mate.
There’s nothing to be sure of.
Fleetwood Mac – Albatross
Michael Crawford – The Music of the Night
Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton – Can’t Find My Way Home
An evening pause: This is how I feel right now, after more than a month of searching for a new home in Tucson.
David Lanz and Paul Speer – Behind the waterfall/Desert rain medley
An evening pause: David Lanz and Paul Speer performing live at the National Auditorium, Mexico City, 1993, with Neal Speer (drums) and Janet Foos (keyboards.
George Winston – Thanksgiving
The Moody Blues – I´m Just a Singer (in a Rock and Roll Band)
The Arrogant Worms – Rocks and Trees
Ray Lynch – The Vanished Gardens of Cordoba
Deborah Harry – The Tide is High
An evening pause: Deborah Harry performing The Tide is High live, with a full orchestra, a horde of dancers, and audience participation.
Mary Black – The Moon And St.Christopher
From Here to Eternity – Reverly
An evening pause: In honor of this Armistice Day, the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the eleventh year: Montgomery Clift plays revelry, from the 1953 classic movie, From Here to Eternity.