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Be Mine (2003) – David Gray

Be Mine is the second song to appear in the music project from David Gray and it is also my favourite song of his. I don’t think there is any other song in his catalogue which demonstrates his passion and…

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Don Quixote – At the Inn Which he Mistook as a Castle

The illustrations which will be shown in this Don Quixote book series come from the hand of Gustave Dore. This french artist was a child prodigy by the age of 5 and the illustrations he made for Don Quixote editions…

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Barricades and Brickwalls (2002) – Kasey Chambers

Barricades and brickwalls Won’t keep me from you You can tie me down on a railroad track You can let that freight train loose Iron bars and big old cars Won’t run me out of town Well I’ll be damned…

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3/12 – 9/12/19 Deontay Wilder, The Visitor and Order and Entropy

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Joe Rogan on Deontay Wilder’s Crazy KO of Ortiz Video clip at JRE Clips: There are some topics Joe Rogan can talk with some…

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Barbara Ann (1965)- the Beach Boys

Barbara Ann is the first song by the Beach Boys to appear in the music library project and it is also one of the first songs I can ever remember hearing.  I am still in awe of it, mainly because…

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I Origins (2014) – Mike Cahill (Friday’s Finest)

This week on Friday’s Finest we showcase another recent low budget – independent Sci-Fi movie called I-Origins. Like last week’s movie The Man From Earth, this movie probes profound questions about the human existence. I-Origins is a highly original movie…

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Bapa (2008) – Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu

Geoffrey Gurrumul wrote and performed some of the most beautiful world music of this millennium so far. Geoffrey was an Australian blind aboriginal singer who played the guitar upside down. After the release of his debut album –  (pictured above)…

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‘Walk Star Shares His Successes’ – Hawkesbury Gazette

I mentioned in the recent post Wet Ghost that I received a lot of memorabilia from Australia. One such item was a newspaper clipping from my youth when I won and broke the record at the Australian National All-Schools Athletic…

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Bajo el Agua (2015) – Manuel Medrano

Bajo el Agua (underwater) is the first song to appear from a Colombian music artist. I was shopping in ‘Exito’ (a large supermarket store) here in Bogota on the 53 (Calle / street) and I heard the song come on…

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26/11 – 2/12/19 Movie Stars, Little Books, The Moon, The Buddha and Jazz

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Deepfake Roundtable: Cruise, Downey Jr., Lucas & More – The Streaming Wars | Above the Line Roundtable video discussion at Collider Videos: With the…

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