Category Archives: music
Yes, I’m Almost That Old
I’ve reached the age where artists I’ve never heard of are covering songs of other artists I’ve never heard of. @thelenaness Additionally, when I hear award shows being reported on the radio news, rarely do I recognize the name of … Continue reading
Giving In
Since giving up television six weeks ago, I have spent some of my down time watching YouTube videos… some full length movies and some shorter video clips. Many of those videos are musical and range from Gregorian Chant to Buxtehude … Continue reading
Filler. But Dam Good Filler
Realizing that I haven’t posted much lately, I thought it wise to let you all know I was still out here, with lots of things on my mind, but lacking the energy to write about them. I found this earlier … Continue reading
Occasionally, FB Is Useful
Not too long I ago, I attended a workshop for funeral directors who used FB for their businesses. The presenter talked about the Good ‘ol Days when funeral homes (and many other businesses) advertised in the town paper and in … Continue reading
Thanks, I Needed That
It’s been a tough few weeks for a lot of us and I needed a little dose of patriotism. I first heard this version of the 1812 Overture 20-30 years ago and it was one of the first CDs I … Continue reading
Heavy Anchors
Today was a fun day as I drove just over 300 miles. Those that know me will understand that 300 miles is not all that much for me. Typically when I drive I listen to talk radio and occasionally podcasts, … Continue reading
Never Too Old To Listen
It has been said that the music you listen to during your teens and early 20’s will be the music you will love and listen to for the rest of your life. That certainly has been true for me…The Outlaws, … Continue reading
I Almost Forget
Today, we celebrate the birthday of one Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, born 180 years ago today He was the first Russian composer whose music made a lasting impression internationally, bolstered by his appearances as a guest conductor in Europe and the … Continue reading
Ol’ Black Eyes Nails It
It was the Summer of 1972 and having just a few dollars saved up, I went shopping with my grandparents at the Two Guys Department Store on Rt. 22 in Union, NJ. At the age of 12, my goal that … Continue reading →