Day 157: My immortal, Evanescence
Wow I love this woman’s voice. Such a beautiful song and another incredible offering from Evanescence.
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Covid Island Discs
Day 156: Because of you, Kelly Clarkson
This album came out when I was working for AstraZeneca in the naughties. This song is particularly good and also sad. I guess it captures the dynamics of abusive relationships and also the deep scars that are left in adults when they fail to receive the parental love that is so essential for adult mental
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Day 155: The Heart of the Matter, Don Henley
There is so much truth in the chorus line: the more I know, the less I understandall the things I thought I knew, I’m learning again.I’ve been trying to get down, to the heart of matterbut my will get’s weak and my thoughts seem to scatterbut I think it’s about forgiveness, forgiveness even if, even
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Day 154: Knowing me, knowing you, Abba
In the original Covid Island Discs that I published on Facebook, I ended the series at week 11 with the Abba song “thank you for the music” which summarises how I feel about this amazing gift God has given us. Abba was one of those groups that for many became associated with more teeny bopper
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Day 153: Eternal Flame, The Bangles
From the funny “Walk like an Egyptian” to a more mature romantic song from the Bangles.
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Day 152: Salt water wells in my eyes, Julian Lennon
He certainly inherited his Dad’s voice. Kind of sad that John Lennon really never connected with Julian. I wonder what Julian made of John’s song “Beautiful Boy” which was about his other younger son Sean that he had with Yoko Ono (Covid Island Discs Day 176). Another thought about this song is it was written
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Day 151: Tomorrow never dies, Sheryl Crow, (James Bond Theme)
OK this is the last James Bond theme although I did share Paul McCartney’s “Live and Let die” way back in week 2 day 9 which also belongs here. Sheryl Crow has already also made an appearance in my play list and she certainly was a good choice to do one of the James Bond
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Day 150: For your eyes only, Sheena Easton, (James Bond Theme)
“For your eyes only Mr Bond.” Sean Connery certainly made James Bond into a more comical character but I much prefer the modern protrayal of the spy by Daniel Craig. By far the best James Bond of the lot in my opinion.
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Day 149: Nobody does it better – The Spy who loved me, Carly Simon (James Bond Theme)
A great song by Carly Simon and interestingly she must have performed it at the same venue as the first song of hers I shared all the way back in week 8, day 54. Would love to have been on one of those boats in that Marina.
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Day 148: We don’t need another hero (Thunderdome), Tina Turner
The next song is of course the soundtrack to the Mel Gibson movie Thunderdome. Tina Turner also produce a theme song for the James Bond movie Golden Eye which I am not posting. However, over the next few days I will post some of the best James Bond theme tunes produced by various artists.
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