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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Mar Fri 09, 2018 6:48 pm |
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Gonna Build a Mountain. I was familiar with the song. It is old school. Not rock and roll.
I learned to play and sing it out of a song book. I struggle to get thru it.
The lines: Gonna build a mountain From a little hell Gonna build a heaven And I know darned well With a fine young son Who will take my place There'll be a sun in my heaven on earth with the lord's Good grace[/b]
It chokes me up!
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jul Tue 24, 2018 2:50 am |
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Lead Me to the Cross by Hillsong
I don't know what's with this song that it makes feel emotional and at the same time motivated.
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jul Tue 24, 2018 5:14 am |
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jul Wed 25, 2018 7:19 pm |
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Two people in the world, Little Anthony And The Imperials -classic-
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Dec Mon 31, 2018 9:03 am |
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"A girl like you " The Rascals "Oh what a night " The Dells
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Dutch Rabbit
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Thu 03, 2019 2:54 am |
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this song came over the whole house sound system this evening and allowed me to ponder. although I've never experienced a heartache or devastation like this and i can't relate, I know people who have. on behalf of those who have done so, you all have my sympathies b/c I can't even imagine how it would feel. I've seen things like this bring people to their knees and emotionally scar and alter them forever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1YXQvdhSwsit is a very powerful song. steve
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Fri 18, 2019 9:15 pm |
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I didn't read through to see if it was mentioned ,but the song "Time" by the Alan Parsons Project . It turns up in AM 1230 WJOI's rotation on occasion , I heard it today . The simple and poignant lyrics along with the instrumental sounds always have a melancholy effect and slightly frightening in its truth. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cZX8u1eCXzo
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Dutch Rabbit
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Fri 18, 2019 9:39 pm |
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...and like a river, time will stop for nobody, whether they are alive or deceased.
our life is like that river. it begins. it ends.
steve
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Zenith Royal
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Tue 22, 2019 9:12 pm |
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DarrenWGaransi wrote: Lay a Little Lovin' on me by Robin McNamara. It really put me in a great mood. So upbeat and fun. I love that song.
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Tue 22, 2019 9:28 pm |
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"Kiss me goodbye " Petula Clark. "Sweetest feeling" Jackie Wilson. "Selfish one" Jackie Ross. "Walk on by" Dionne Warwick. "Groovey situation " Gene Chandler.
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Tue 22, 2019 11:31 pm |
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Zenith Royal wrote: DarrenWGaransi wrote: Lay a Little Lovin' on me by Robin McNamara. It really put me in a great mood. So upbeat and fun. I love that song. Yeah me too. Also, "Oh How Happy" by the Shades of Blue, same feeling.
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Thu 24, 2019 2:45 am |
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There several songs and singers/singresses (or I should say male and female singers) which and who generate strong emotions in me but one event comes to mind: in 1975 I entered with a friend a coffee shop in Rome,Italy. The place was empty and as soon as the owner spotted us he started signing Mamma. He was truly amazing but a minute later he choked in tears. He went on telling us that he had never been able to control his emotions when trying to sing that song and that prevented him for singing the full song. I saw the same happening to a professional Italian singer while singing that song. Trumpet elevates my spirits as soon as I hear it and I have turned to it whenever I felt down. There must be a hormone in us that gets overproduced when certain music or songs are played and as early as the early 70s it was known that flowers reacted to music by turning their petals towards the source of music!
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Post subject: Re: Music that moved you emotionally Posted: Jan Thu 24, 2019 4:36 am |
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i''m a big fan of George Jones.
his early stuff on musicor label (and perhaps capitol, if i remember), i'm not so much of a fan. white lightning and his early stuff, nah...
my era of george starts when he made "the grand tour" early 70s, thru the 80s, all the way up to his big honky tonk stuff in the mid-late 90's when he stopped cutting albums.
i absolutely love his music and have collected all of it from the late 60s and on.
i once was having a conversation with another music lover and he made a comment about george that really stuck:
"george jones could make a brick cry."
steve
_________________ You have enemies ? Good. That means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life. -Churchill
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