Shadow Shots and Songs #MusicMovesMe #ShadowshotSunday

Happy Easter this morning to all who celebrate.

It's also the last day of March, the last day before the beginning of the Blogging from A to Z Challenge, and time for music and some shadowshots.  Two memes for the price of one today.

 Let's introduce the Music Moves me bloggers:  We blog about music each Sunday or Monday and if you have music to share with us, you are most welcome to join! (Music Posts Only-meaning at least one music video, please! Otherwise, your post may be removed, or may  be labeled "No Music".)   Our head host is Xmas Dolly, and our co-hosts are Cathy from Curious as a Cathy, joined by the knowledgeable Stacy of Stacy Uncorked and, last but not least, me.

Every other week, we have a theme.  On alternate weeks, we can blog on any music theme we want.  Today is a theme week, and it was chosen by lil' old me.  

Today's theme is Music That Moves You.  It's free choice day.

And since it's Shadowshot Sunday, brought to us by Lisa at Lisa's Garden Adventures, how about some shadow pictures and shadow music? 

Last of my crocus (yesterday).

First of my jonquils (yesterday). 

And now some shadowy music.  First up,Whispering Jack Smith singing the 1927 hit "Me and My Shadow".

Standing in the Shadows of Love, from the Four Tops (1966).

 Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow - Rolling Stones, also from 1966.

But enough of shadows.  Today is Easter and one of the best known secular songs was a 1933 song written by Jewish songwriter Irving Berlin.  Here is Easter Parade from 1948, Judy Garland and Fred Astaire.

One more - Gene Autry and his hit "Peter Cottontail".

And that's a hippity hoppity wrap!

Join me again next Monday (April 8) for another episode of Music Moves Me.  And please join me in April for the Blogging from A to Z Challenge.  My theme will be Gardens, History, Art and The Unexpected.