It won’t come as much of a surprise that I adore all the versions of this old folk number sung by Bob. I suppose if I had to choose a favourite it would be the Live 1966: The “Royal Albert…
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12/11 – 18/11/19 Meaning of Life, Saints, Influencers and Virgins
Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. A Likelihood of Saints Poem by River Dixon at The Stories In Between: There it is again At the corner Of my eye Dangling,…
Baby You Know Me – Wolfsuka
Baby You Know Me came to me as a song recommendation on you tube. I wish I had an enlightening backstory to tell you, but I haven’t. However Baby You Know Me does headline all the songs starting with ‘B’…
The Goodbye Girl (1977) – Herbot Ross (Friday’s Finest)
The Goodbye Girl is the first US film we have featured on ‘Friday’s finest’ for a while. I’m very partial to it because it is one of my mother’s favourite films. Also the film’s theme song was my favourite from…
The ABC with Elmo and India Arie (Special Edition)
Today we commemorate with a special edition music post the ending of all songs starting with the letter ‘A’ in the music library project. Below is India Aria singing the ABC with Elmo. This lovely song is good refresher training…
Colombia’s 5 Best Secrets – Travel Article
Two weeks ago I wrote a post about the Camino Real (Royal Road) – The Road between Barichara and Guane which featured in a travel article I once wrote. I thought I would use this Wednesday literature space to present the…
Axur, re d’Ormus (1788) Finale – Antonio Salieri
The very short finale excerpt featured today in the musical library is from Antonio Salieri’s opera Axur, re d’Ormus. I had heard it for years on my Amadeus soundtrack because it featured in the movie. A lot of the music…
5/11 – 11/11 incl. Shrinking Population, Edward Norton and Russia
Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. October Somethingish Article at The Hofflebrock: But who knows. I’m the sort of tragic character who cuts his hair to exert control. Who says…
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Awesome God (2001) – Michael W Smith
This is the second song to feature from American Christian singer Michael W Smith. You can find more information about Michael W Smith at my post about his version of Agnus Dei. This song Awesome God and video below demonstrates…
Wild Tales (Argentina 2014) – Damián Szifron
Recently we discussed an Argentine movie called The Secret in their Eyes which won best foreign film at the 2010 Academy awards. Today we jump forward to look at an other Argentine movie which was shortlisted / nominated for the…
