I enjoyed listening to Bolero on your website.
Check out this version (link
below) done by Blast!
We went to see them perform at the Peabody Auditorium
last month.
A very talented group! It was an exciting show. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSFe5MrudRE
Cindy
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OH Yes Cindy, this is a superior version of Bolero. Dramatic and
colorful. I
love the trombones and the glee of the first musician banging the cymbals.
I think it was the Bolero that was played in the motion picture, "10"?
I never
heard
enough of that piece, until I got it on audio tape, back in the 80's. I enjoyed
playing it over and over, and got engulfed in the advancing, relentless,
crescendo as it reached a frenzy of culmination. LOL - perhaps
symbolic
for the orgasms insinuated in the the movie "10".
I never cared for him, but I loved the movie theme. I didn't even care for
the overrated supposedly sexy female star in the film. But I loved the
music.
I enjoy listening to your songs on the U tube or whatever you
call it. Loved
Delilah with Tom Jones. Boy was he young. He's about my age and I saw him a
few years back at the Westbury Music Fair which has been sold and is now
called The North Fork Theater.
I started to think of my favorite songs and I must be depressed because they
are all blue such as:
Blue Velvet
Blue Skies
Am I Blue?
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - Willie Nelson
Other favorites are Smoke gets in your eyes and Russ & my song True Love.
There you couldn't live another second without that information.
Dorothea
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Glad you like the songs I like.
I will look for the songs you like
and if I find them, feature them on
this home page. One a day.
---hank
FOUND ON YOU TUBE
I ALWAYS LIKED THIS SONG
STAND BY YOUR
MAN
WE'LL MEET AGAIN
VERA LYNN
FOUND ON YOU TUBE
MY SECOND FAVORITE MELODY
STRANGER ON THE SHORE
BY ACKER BILK
FOUND ON YOU TUBE
POI HANK'S FAVORITE SONGS AND MELODIES
1. All of Me, by Willie Nelson
2. Stranger on the Shore by Acerbuilt
3. Quando Me'n Vo, Puccini
but I prefer the melody done by an orchestra
without the words. The words are unbelievably
unsuited for such a lovely musical piece.
Perhaps, some time in the future, I will find an
orchestral arrangement
on You Tube.
I liked the way the melody was presented in Moon
Struck.
Tell us what your favorite songs and/or melodies
are: