More Morricone...

Tormato wrote: ↑Sun Oct 11, 2020 4:16 pm This one will likely get a rest until next spring.

It's next spring.

Enjoying this today.

Trying to stay current but not very successfully:

Billie E
Snail Mail
Dua L
Charli xcx
Julien Baker
J Balvin
and every Beatles remaster available....

Mommy, what's grandpa listening to, I'm scared

Just in time for Easter.

This girl was raised up poor in LA and a total recluse.
She even talked her way out of her contract with the record label because she couldn't stand the lifestyle they forced upon her.
Her name is Hope Sandoval.
It's hard to believe she's 55 years old now and still preforms.
The song seems like yesterday.

USA

There's a song by Roy Clark that fits my son at least separating from his wife tonight (The one I wrote about countless times at another Tomato growing forum.)

I knew what song that was going to be before I even saw the title! I played that for a friend, after he had separated, and he said "why the he** did you play this with me here?". I said something like "You don't know this song? Listen closely..." It starts out like a slow, tear jerker song, then the title line, Thank God And Greyhound You're Gone! He just started laughing, and said "You're really sick!" I said " Yeah, but I got you to laugh!"

5 decades of popularity People still wear the T shirts

Shout-Out to my favorite SIL, with HER [eponymous] SONG, on her B-Day:



The Gotch

AlittleSalt wrote: ↑Tue Jun 07, 2022 11:45 pm 5 decades of popularity People still wear the T shirts

My son finally opened his eyes to see how our DIL played him all along. The song above is my favorite. It's the "Let There Be Light" part that plays into this scenario.

Unbelievably timeless.