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this compartmentalises into two, carols and pop songs
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carol,away in a manger
popsong
loads er, let me think im going for do you remember the wall of sound that phil spector invented,ronettes etc,all good
but it was a tossup between mariah carey all i want for xmas is you(but iput personal feelings and nostalgia aside so i plumped for the little known song by gabrielle climi its going to be warm this winter,if you havent heard this song ,yuey it immediately you read this post and you will thank me profusely,the way that young girl can blend harmony and melody together she welds it,she just bosses it,her effernevesnence almost shouts ,nay just pumps into your soul,this girl knows what shes saying
if any reg wants to put this on,not you somer sit down mate,id be more than happy to listen to it again…..and again
ty in anticipation xxx
its just got tamla motown written all over it,and as my post has as sometimes freelance journalist for anybody that wants to hire me as a shoot hip from the muso expert
but as im sure you know with social media etc.im becoming a dinosaur,an expedient
everybody has something to say about a song these days,but can they craft it? can they weave it? can their ears get into the inner depths the music that can seep silently ,surreptitiously sink and enbed into your tender ears
hey girls the years of “jackie” mag the way you used to dance in your bedroom mirror miming to your favourite songs,boys did as well
im not quite sure what im on about now.so i best shush
i have got a point to what im saying,its just that i cant remember what it is.
in 2011,when i was working for q magazine was assigned to meet gab for an interview,so we met bizzarrely in the cricklewood pub
she was surrounded by big and i mean BIG aussie bodyguards,and my christ she is beautifful,just awesome,so i asked her my first question,but half way through my firsrt so gabby,i just collapsed and fainted in her prescense,and got carried out on a stretcher
needless to say me and q have parted company
Not big into carols, but for pop songs it has to be Driving Home for Christmas by Chris Rea.
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