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Mine is John Denver. That man speaks to my heart. Even though he's been gone decades, his music resonates like no other. I miss his beauty and his vision for our world.
Scrivener7
(59,968 posts)Just found this fabulous cover of Come On Up To The House
Mister Ed
(6,966 posts)Scrivener7
(59,968 posts)Emile
(42,965 posts)patphil
(9,175 posts)gopiscrap
(24,768 posts)Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)I absolutely love Mozart and classical music.
303squadron
(847 posts)He could sing the phone book and I would buy a ticket.
ZZenith
(4,474 posts)Raastan
(285 posts)Goonch
(5,451 posts)Thunderbeast
(3,828 posts)Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)He was taken out by COVID. I love his protest songs.
Thunderbeast
(3,828 posts)"YOU GOT GOLD"
Worth seeking out in theaters.
ZZenith
(4,474 posts)oberle
(393 posts)pat_k
(13,722 posts)Added videos
Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)Her music is from the heart.
LearnedHand
(5,542 posts)Among men, Robert Smith (The Cure), Michael Stipe (REM), Thom York (Radiohead), Richard Thompson, Michael Jackson
Among women, Mimi Parker (Low), Dolores O'Riordan (The Cranberries), Sara Bareilles, Emmy Lou Harris, Gillian Welch, Dolly Parton, Alanis Morisette
And so many others.
On edit: heres an excellent Sara Bareilles number:
Zorro
(18,797 posts)Aristus
(72,432 posts)Im moody, grumpy, and idealistic and cynical in equal measure. And I am transported by a piece of beautiful music. That keeps me going when all else is despair and hopelessness.
hlthe2b
(114,389 posts)I have attended other concerts there since, but it was my first there, I was pretty young, and it was magical under the stars. John Denver is much missed but never forgotten.
Talitha
(8,118 posts)LoisB
(13,244 posts)catbyte
(39,253 posts)Sigh...
rainy
(6,323 posts)Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)Bayard
(30,093 posts)Liberty Belle
(9,708 posts)by chance while covering a protest in 2005, where she was on her say to sing at the Capitol Mall to a half million people protesting Bush's war in Iraq--four decades after she gained fame as a leading voice of peace during the Vietnam War.
Chasstev365
(8,025 posts)3catwoman3
(29,686 posts)...Amphitheater in Colorado. The perfect setting.
I was distraught when he died.
Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)He was so kind, humble and appreciative of the fans. Wow. I really miss him.
DBoon
(25,104 posts)Of course!
rsdsharp
(12,066 posts)mopinko
(73,834 posts)i went through a tough few yrs, going back to school in my 50s, straining my marriage. i had about 10 of steves albums on my phone. listen commuting downtown. every day a different song spoke to my day.
since jts death, i must have listened to his albums 1000 times. know all the words.
amazing song writers, both.
Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)creon
(2,064 posts)Skittles
(172,463 posts)I've loved him all my life
pnwest
(3,478 posts)love 'em
WestMichRad
(3,356 posts)
Wifes husband
(742 posts)LogDog75
(1,334 posts)Such a beautiful voice and soul.
ProfessorGAC
(77,106 posts)I'd also toss in Cy Curnin, David Byrne, & Joe Satriani.
In jazz, Monk.
Ziggysmom
(4,147 posts)Give Peace A Chance
(161 posts)I love their voices & their sense of humor & their timelessness.
lpbk2713
(43,290 posts)Neil Diamond.
He always puts on a good show.
nuxvomica
(14,166 posts)Both "American Tune" and "The Boxer" speak to me especially.
justaprogressive
(7,075 posts)Tikki
(15,194 posts)aka Jeffrey Hyman.
Jeffrey had all kinds of things going on being Jeffrey/Joey.
He was a kind person, that counts for a lot.
Tikki
Ptah
(34,140 posts)Grim Chieftain
(1,940 posts)Attilatheblond
(9,130 posts)thucythucy
(9,125 posts)and Freddy King
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NNadir
(38,384 posts)Timeless: