Monday, April 25, 2016
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Friday, April 22, 2016
Prince does not allow his music on the internet sooooo
perhaps this is a fitting tribute.
This is the day a lot of kids will finally grow up.
Just think, if Prince can die, what the hell can happen to the rest of us.
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Saturday, April 16, 2016
Friday, April 15, 2016
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Let it go let it go let it go let it go
You can't hurry up
cause you got too much stuff
When they see you coming ...
So pack light
I bet your love can make it better
cause you got too much stuff
When they see you coming ...
So pack light
I bet your love can make it better
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
Friday, April 8, 2016
Bill Henderson RIP
My radio sure was sounding good, and then they played two Bill Henderson tunes in a row.
But wait a minute, nobody ever plays two Bill Henderson tunes in a row?
Oh!
Shortly afterwards Google confirms what I have already determined, Bill Henderson has passed away at age 90.
Bill Henderson was one of the truly great old masters with a natural talent and, as I recall, not much in the way of formal training. He never really received the notoriety his talent deserved but from the first time I heard him, he was one of my personal favorites. He was a master song stylist, but stylizing wasn't a crutch, he had the chops to bend a tune to his will with the best of them.
Some of his best work seemed to be on the projects of other artists. And he used his Hollywood contacts to develop a surprisingly robust film and television career, managing to make his mark in two performance arts (at 4:10). So he had a pretty good run and my guess is he received a decent reward for his life's work. But make no mistake, the world is a little less bright today because of this loss.
One by one it seems like we are losing the old masters much faster than we are able to create new masters.
This is one loss that definitely will not be replaced anytime soon.
RIP Mr. Henderson
But wait a minute, nobody ever plays two Bill Henderson tunes in a row?
Oh!
Shortly afterwards Google confirms what I have already determined, Bill Henderson has passed away at age 90.
Bill Henderson was one of the truly great old masters with a natural talent and, as I recall, not much in the way of formal training. He never really received the notoriety his talent deserved but from the first time I heard him, he was one of my personal favorites. He was a master song stylist, but stylizing wasn't a crutch, he had the chops to bend a tune to his will with the best of them.
Some of his best work seemed to be on the projects of other artists. And he used his Hollywood contacts to develop a surprisingly robust film and television career, managing to make his mark in two performance arts (at 4:10). So he had a pretty good run and my guess is he received a decent reward for his life's work. But make no mistake, the world is a little less bright today because of this loss.
One by one it seems like we are losing the old masters much faster than we are able to create new masters.
This is one loss that definitely will not be replaced anytime soon.
RIP Mr. Henderson
Sunday, April 3, 2016
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