An interesting slice of life series of articles at the Songfacts webpage focuses on the changes to their lives that writers of famous songs have experienced. In most cases these are not the people who sang the songs that became hits. Some of the names are familiar, lots aren’t. But each story demonstrates that one …
Turns out I had a dvd of The Man Who Knew Too Much sitting on the shelf as well. Doris Day performing under the direction of Alfred Hitchcock alongside Jimmy Stewart is one of her more distinctive roles. In the credits one of the songs is listed as “Whatever Will Be,” but is much more …
This video revisits the old ground of modern versus classic expressions in song lyrics, but how can you pass up the idea of Clint Eastwood in full curmudgeon mode reading modern praise lyrics. It had me at ‘oh I feel like dancing, it’s foolishness I know’. And before you think that I Could Sing Of …
A reflective meditation on the saving power and love of God. From CityAlight’s album Only A Holy God. The lyrics: 1. Your grace that leads this sinner home From death to life forever And sings the song of righteousness By blood and not by merit 2. Your grace that reaches far and wide To every …
