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Not only are there events in all our lives that we all remember, but there are often songs which we connect to those events.
My song choice for this week is one that was playing on the radio, in September 2018, when I heard the news that my Great-niece, Isabella Grace, had been born.
Released in 1989, ‘Sowing The Seeds of Love‘ was the first single from the band’s album ‘The Seeds of Love‘. The band claim that they wanted to write a Beatles inspired song, and this was the result. The song became a massive worldwide hit, reaching the top five in eight countries.
The music video for the song went on to win two awards at the MTV Music Video Awards.
This week, share a favourite song that marks a memorable event in your life, or just share a favourite piece of music or song with us. Share a link to it in the comments, or link back to this post from your blog.
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My thanks to Erika Kind for the inspiration for this feature.
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Welcome back to Weekend Music Share; the place where everyone can share their favourite music.
Last week, my choice of song created many comments amongst you all. Some of you asked for more information on Honey Lantree, the surprise drummer in the group I featured. ‘Honey’ is a word that features in my choice of song for this week.
Released in 1969, Sugar, Sugar was written by Jeff Barry and Andy Kim. The song was initially recorded by The Archies; a group whose previous hit only managed to make it to number 53 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S.A. However, Sugar, Sugar propelled the group to the number one spot in the U.S.A, UK, Canada, Belgium, and six other countries.
This week, share a favourite song that features food, or just share a favourite piece of music or song with us. Share a link to it in the comments, or link back to this post from your blog.
Feel free to use the ‘Weekend Music Share‘ banner in your post, and don’t forget to use the hashtag #WeekendMusicShare on social media so other participants can find your post.
My thanks to Erika Kind for the inspiration for this feature.
Click here to follow my music magazine on Flipboard.
Click here to follow my music magazine on Mix.Com.
Welcome back to Weekend Music Share; the place where everyone can share their favourite music.
Last week I asked you to share a song that told us a little bit about you.
I came up with a song that I thought said a lot about me as an author and writer. If you’ve read any of my short stories or flash fiction, you’ll know how I like surprise endings. But it’s not only stories with surprise endings that I like.
Can you guess what it was about this song and video that surprised me?
Released in 1964, Have I The Right? was the début single for the group The Honeycombs, and became a number one hit single in the UK. The song peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 in the U.S.A.
Composed by writers Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley, the song was recorded in the apartment of the producer, Joe Meek, in North London.
This week, share a favourite song that took you by surprise and tell us what it was that surprised you about it. Share a link to it in the comments, or link back to this post from your blog.
Feel free to use the ‘Weekend Music Share‘ banner in your post, and don’t forget to use the hashtag #WeekendMusicShare on social media so other participants can find your post.
My thanks to Erika Kind for the inspiration for this feature.
Click here to follow my music magazine on Flipboard.
Click here to follow my music magazine on Mix.Com.
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