Maxine Nightingale | Right Back Where We Started From
What can you do? Some songs just fly towards you, drill into your musical consciousness – and trigger something in you. Music can do that. Maybe only the music. Sometimes it’s great compositions, sometimes sad melodies and sometimes it’s rhythms and harmonies that spontaneously make you feel a little better.
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T.G. Sheppard | Fooled Around And Fell In Love
Admittedly, “Fooled Around And Fell In Love” is not really a rare pearl. The composition of Elvin Bishop was even a hit of several interpreters, last also of Rod Stewart. A far larger throw landed with the melodiösen classic however 1985 the Country Pop singer T.G. Sheppard.
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The Gunter Kallmann Chor | Daydream
What German films were in the 50s also stood for the music of some German orchestras and bands: they wanted to get the war out of their heads – with harmless films and world music.
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The Association | Never My Love
If a song could smell like something – “Never My Love” would exude the sweet scent of good marijuana. No wonder, since the hit of the American band The Association also carries the production year 1967 …
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Torcuato Mariano | Last Look
Music for the convertible. For a ride, somewhere along a coast. Cruise, look – and enjoy the wonderful melody of this title.
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Herb Alpert | Look Up Again
On his 80th birthday, trumpet master Herb Alpert released a new album in 2017: “Human Nature”. No weak CD. And for such an elderly gentleman it sounds surprisingly fresh. Unfortunately also a bit too polished, too smooth and therefore a bit soulless – which doesn’t apply to the song “Look Up Again”.
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Horst Jankowski | Don’t Sleep In The Subway
It must have been in the year 2000. I just quit my job as editor-in-chief of a music magazine and after three and a half years in permanent employment I felt like a new person again. Free and independent. In keeping with this new attitude to life, I bought a used green Mazda MX5 convertible.
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Maxine Nightingale | Right Back Where We Started From
What can you do? Some songs just fly towards you, drill into your musical consciousness – and trigger something in you. Music can do that. Maybe only the music. Sometimes it’s great compositions, sometimes sad melodies and sometimes it’s rhythms and harmonies that spontaneously make you feel a little better.
read more
T.G. Sheppard | Fooled Around And Fell In Love
Admittedly, “Fooled Around And Fell In Love” is not really a rare pearl. The composition of Elvin Bishop was even a hit of several interpreters, last also of Rod Stewart. A far larger throw landed with the melodiösen classic however 1985 the Country Pop singer T.G. Sheppard.
read more
The Gunter Kallmann Chor | Daydream
What German films were in the 50s also stood for the music of some German orchestras and bands: they wanted to get the war out of their heads – with harmless films and world music.
read more
The Association | Never My Love
If a song could smell like something – “Never My Love” would exude the sweet scent of good marijuana. No wonder, since the hit of the American band The Association also carries the production year 1967 …
read more
Torcuato Mariano | Last Look
Music for the convertible. For a ride, somewhere along a coast. Cruise, look – and enjoy the wonderful melody of this title.
read more
Herb Alpert | Look Up Again
On his 80th birthday, trumpet master Herb Alpert released a new album in 2017: “Human Nature”. No weak CD. And for such an elderly gentleman it sounds surprisingly fresh. Unfortunately also a bit too polished, too smooth and therefore a bit soulless – which doesn’t apply to the song “Look Up Again”.
read more
Horst Jankowski | Don’t Sleep In The Subway
It must have been in the year 2000. I just quit my job as editor-in-chief of a music magazine and after three and a half years in permanent employment I felt like a new person again. Free and independent. In keeping with this new attitude to life, I bought a used green Mazda MX5 convertible.
read more