A World of Music

Hope your holidays were merry and bright and hope you have a wonderful and inspirational New 2018 Year! “Bringing In a Brand New Year” Charles Brown “Let’s Start the New Year Right” Bing Crosby “Funky New Year” The Eagles “New Year’s Eve” Tom Waits “Auld Lang Syne” Die Toten Hosen “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve” Bette Midler “Celtic New Year” Van Morrison “It’s Just Another New Year’s Eve” Barry Manilow

Hope your Christmas is merry and bright and stay cuddling close beneath the mistletoe. For your enjoyment some of the best Christmas songs from the 1950s. “Cool Yule” Louis Armstrong “Frosty the Snowman” Nat King Cole “Silver Bells” Bing Crosby and Carol Richards “O Come All Ye Faithful” Bobby Darin “Christmastime” Vera Lynn “The Christmas Waltz” Frank Sinatra “Blue Christmas” Elvis “Jingle Bell Rock” Bobby Helms

May this Christmas find you with someone to warm your heart and if they are not with you may you get together and find each other this holiday season. “At Last” Etta James “Wonderful Tonight” Eric Clapton “Just the Way You Are” Billy Joel “Baby Love” The Supremes “You Belong to Me” Patsy Cline “You Can’t Hurry Love” Phil Collins “So Far Away” Carol King “It Don’t Matter to Me” Bread

Hope the new week is treating you all great. This is for those who are faced with a frozen winter world and for all the dreamers out there. Listen and daydream of lovely flowers and bright blue skies. “Wildflowers” Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers “Flowers Never Bend with the Rainfall” Simon and Garfunkel “Yankee Rose” David Lee Roth “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” Neil Diamond “The Rose” Bette Midler “For the Roses” Joni Mitchell “Hyacinth House” The Doors   “Morning Glory” Oasis 

Soon Christmas will be here. These are the most popular Christmas songs from the 1940s. Hope you have a wonderful winter weekend. “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” Bing Crosby and the Andrew Sisters “White Christmas” Frank Sinatra “Winter Wonderland” Perry Como “Let It Snow” Connie Beswell “The Christmas Song” Nat King Cole “Here Comes Santa Claus” Doris Day “Merry Christmas” Judy Garland “Sleigh Ride” Leroy Anderson

According to the Internet these songs are among the top 20 songs of 2017. “Paranormal” Alice Cooper “My Only True Friend” Greg Allman “Heroes” Motorhead “She’s Got to Be Somewhere” David Crosby “American Without Tears” Elvis Costello “That’s What Makes Us Great” Bruce Springsteen/Joe Grushecky “In My World” Lindsay Buckingham/Christine McVie “We’re On the Road Again” Ringo Starr

Hope this new week is inspirational for you... “Sailing” Christopher Cross “Save the Last Dance for Me” Leonard Cohen “Soul and Inspiration” The Righteous Brothers “(She’s) Always a Woman to Me” Billy Joel   “Still the Same” Bob Seger “She’s Some Kind of Wonderful” Huey Lewis and the News “Something (in the Way She Moves)” The Beatles “Sunshine Superman” Donovan