It's Monday, and it's time for music!
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Today I am joining up with other Music Moves Me bloggers (and you can join us at the linky above). We are a group of music loving bloggers who blog about music each Sunday or Monday (or even later in the week). 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 link may be labeled "No Music" or even removed.)
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. This week's theme is "Spring Time Again"
Of course, where I live, I would have to say "not so fast!". The weather in March is so variable - spring one day, winter the next, lots of wind - but my crocus are blooming, the birds are singing, and I'm counting the days until winter leaves for good.
So, how about some appropriate music?
The Association and "Windy", from 1967.
April in Paris, from 1932, here here done by the Count Basie Orchestra in 1956.
A Johnny Cash song from 1965 - When It's Springtime in Alaska (It's 40 below), a duet with June Carter.
For musical lovers, here is It Might as Well be Spring, from the 1945 film State Fair.
Let's wrap it up with a song that makes me think of spring - The Rain, the Park, and Other Things, from the Cowsills.
And that's a wrap!
Join me again next week for another episode of Music Moves Me.
...enjoy each spring day that comes your way and keep the music playing.
ReplyDelete"Windy" is a great song to include in your line up. it sure has been just that here. I always liked this song by The Associations. It surely can be 40 below in Alaska in the spring. That seems wild, doesn't it? We're watching the series "Ice Road Truckers" on the History channel. It's quite interesting. I wouldn't like doing that kind of work nor would I like to live in areas where you need those kinds of truckers. Northern Canada and Alaska winters are brutal! Great song picks. I hope the warmer temperatures of spring arrive there soon, my dear. Have a boogietastic week! xo
ReplyDeleteWonderful play list. It's nice to hear the big band sound again. My mother was a huge fan of the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
ReplyDeleteThese songs all made me smile, how fun!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful songs and they all are classics. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat songs and love Jeanne Crain even though she was dubbed..the song is excellent
ReplyDeleteI love your playlist. I considered the Johnny Cash song for my playlist but went with Tom Lehrer. We both like the Cowsills.
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