Baby It's Cold Outside
by James Taylor with Natalie Cole
Since it is my daughter's birthday today,
I decided to post her favorite Christmas Carol,
although I think she prefers the Glee version.
Happy Birthday Snowflake!
What I read, write, watch, listen to or do between hot cups of the good stuff.
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Friday, December 21, 2012
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Day Six: Favorite Song
Day Six: Favorite Song
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Like food yesterday, there are so many choices for a favorite song. Let's see...
Dolly Parton has written and performed many I like, Coat of Many Colors one of them.
I love the message that the song imparts, in such a beautiful and simple way.
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John Mellencamp also has his fair share of great music, Cherry Bomb being my favorite of his:
Just a great song, an ode to simpler times, I suppose.
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Cyndi Lauper's Time After Time is classic, and brings me back to the 80s every time I hear it.
Great song sung by an awesome talent.
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Don't You (Forget About Me) is, to me, the quintessential 80s song.
It might have a lot to do with be so closely associated with The Breakfast Club, but with or without the film, it is an 80s classic that never gets old.
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But I will have to go with Unforgettable, the version made into a duet by Nat King Cole and his daughter Natalie.
A beautiful song, without doubt. Two amazing voices spanning time to meld just perfectly on a classic.
My wife and I also chose this song to be "Our Song", and we couldn't have picked a better one. That's why Unforgettable is my Favorite Song.
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Like food yesterday, there are so many choices for a favorite song. Let's see...
Dolly Parton has written and performed many I like, Coat of Many Colors one of them.
I love the message that the song imparts, in such a beautiful and simple way.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
John Mellencamp also has his fair share of great music, Cherry Bomb being my favorite of his:
Just a great song, an ode to simpler times, I suppose.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cyndi Lauper's Time After Time is classic, and brings me back to the 80s every time I hear it.
Great song sung by an awesome talent.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Don't You (Forget About Me) is, to me, the quintessential 80s song.
It might have a lot to do with be so closely associated with The Breakfast Club, but with or without the film, it is an 80s classic that never gets old.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
But I will have to go with Unforgettable, the version made into a duet by Nat King Cole and his daughter Natalie.
A beautiful song, without doubt. Two amazing voices spanning time to meld just perfectly on a classic.
My wife and I also chose this song to be "Our Song", and we couldn't have picked a better one. That's why Unforgettable is my Favorite Song.
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