Lively Case Discussion #484 6/30 - 7/1/2006

[mrs. red]

Am I the only one who likes Lou Rawls, Jazz and classic music, but who loved Anne Murray?

her song, Snowbird always made me sad... and I was in like 3rd or 4th grade... it worried me about the bird...

but I do love her too!

[Carnut]

Am I the only one who likes Lou Rawls, Jazz and classic music, but who loved Anne Murray?

I like Anne Murray and classic music.

[Tylergal]

Am I the only one who likes Lou Rawls, Jazz and classic music, but who loved Anne Murray?

Nope.  

Frijole, did you see my post above?  I was trying to figure out if you were the one who did the part of Patsy Cline?  Whomever she was, sang exactly like her.

[mrs. red]

Am I the only one who likes Lou Rawls, Jazz and classic music, but who loved Anne Murray?

I like Anne Murray and classic music.

and I love, love classical music... the only stuff I hate.. hate is stupid "romantic songs" like Glen Frye and Patti Smith... when we are hungry love will keep us alive....

makes me barf...        

[Frijole]

Come Monday (1974) Jimmy Buffett

Oh don't even get me talking about ole Jimmy.  

My Dad was a free spirit - moved to the Caribbean 20 years ago.  Sold everything - bought a sailboat and he captained it for people on sailboat vacations.  He was a singer too.  Lots of Jimmy B memories.  

Dad died 3 years ago at only 64.  We went out on a boat and scattered his ashes and played his favorite music at his favorite anchorages.  He used to get up on stage with the local musicians and sing A Pirate Looks at 40.

[Frijole]

Am I the only one who likes Lou Rawls, Jazz and classic music, but who loved Anne Murray?

Nope.  

Frijole, did you see my post above?  I was trying to figure out if you were the one who did the part of Patsy Cline?  Whomever she was, sang exactly like her.

Wasn't me but I love singing Patsy.  Another one taken away too early.

[Easywriter]

Carnut is right in that music marks different times in our lives.  A song can take a person back to a very specific moment in life, both good and bad.

The only problem is that when we hear the most rebellious music of our various times playing in the background on elevators!

[KackyLacky]

Hi everyone!

Long time no see!

I just updated my signature and realized that Natalee was ripped from Beth's arms 400 days ago today! And since I last posted 124 of our children have been killed in Iraq alone! Over 887 of our children injured or maimed in Iraq alone..............yet politicians fight over trivial matters such as how much of a pay raise they deserve..............FOR WHAT! Nothing, oh well, I won't get into that on this site................

I just wanted to say hello. I am having a kind of hard time of things, and so is Daddykacky...........I haven't even checked my email in weeks...........

[KackyLacky]

Did the site crash again?

[Frijole]

Carnut is right in that music marks different times in our lives.  A song can take a person back to a very specific moment in life, both good and bad.

The only problem is that when we hear the most rebellious music of our various times playing in the background on elevators!

Yeah, I always wanted to jam out and shock people!  

[Tylergal]

Carnut is right in that music marks different times in our lives.  A song can take a person back to a very specific moment in life, both good and bad.

The only problem is that when we hear the most rebellious music of our various times playing in the background on elevators!

Carnut does not like "Sundown, you better be ware.. if I find you been sneaking round my back door... I can her lying there in her faded dress..."

Even though that song reminds me of music that might be used in one of Easy's books he is going to write.

[Frijole]

Hi everyone!

Long time no see!

I just updated my signature and realized that Natalee was ripped from Beth's arms 400 days ago today! And since I last posted 124 of our children have been killed in Iraq alone! Over 887 of our children injured or maimed in Iraq alone..............yet politicians fight over trivial matters such as how much of a pay raise they deserve..............FOR WHAT! Nothing, oh well, I won't get into that on this site................

I just wanted to say hello. I am having a kind of hard time of things, and so is Daddykacky...........I haven't even checked my email in weeks...........

We have missed you Kacky.  Will add you and DaddyK to the prayer list.  It's been a tough year for you.

[Tylergal]

Oh, well, my fingers and mind were not typing the same thing, and I got words wrong, but anyway.... Carnut does not like Sundown...

I think Easy could use it as music for his movie when his book is bought by whomever makes it into a movie.

[Easywriter]

Carnut is right in that music marks different times in our lives.  A song can take a person back to a very specific moment in life, both good and bad.

The only problem is that when we hear the most rebellious music of our various times playing in the background on elevators!

Carnut does not like "Sundown, you better be ware.. if I find you been sneaking round my back door... I can her lying there in her faded dress..."

Even though that song reminds me of music that might be used in one of Easy's books he is going to write.

I love that song! lol

[KackyLacky]

Hi everyone!

Long time no see!

I just updated my signature and realized that Natalee was ripped from Beth's arms 400 days ago today! And since I last posted 124 of our children have been killed in Iraq alone! Over 887 of our children injured or maimed in Iraq alone..............yet politicians fight over trivial matters such as how much of a pay raise they deserve..............FOR WHAT! Nothing, oh well, I won't get into that on this site................

I just wanted to say hello. I am having a kind of hard time of things, and so is Daddykacky...........I haven't even checked my email in weeks...........

We have missed you Kacky.  Will add you and DaddyK to the prayer list.  It's been a tough year for you.

Thank you my friend...........thank you very much...........Daddykacky needs those prayers..........There is such a hole in our family.........such a big part of all of us missing...............

[Easywriter]

Has anyone ever heard Eva Cassidy's "Song Bird" and her rendition of "Over the Rainbow?"  Talk about a beautiful untrained voice that could reach deep into the feelings of the listener and break them down into the basics that make up life.

What a tragic story she had as well......

[Carnut]

Has anyone ever heard Eva Cassidy's "Song Bird" and her rendition of "Over the Rainbow?"  Talk about a beautiful untrained voice that could reach deep into the feelings of the listener and break them down into the basics that make up life.

What a tragic story she had as well......

'Over the Rainbow' was sung at my mom's funeral service at her request.

Always brings tears when I hear it.

[KackyLacky]

Carnut is right in that music marks different times in our lives.  A song can take a person back to a very specific moment in life, both good and bad.

The only problem is that when we hear the most rebellious music of our various times playing in the background on elevators!

Carnut does not like "Sundown, you better be ware.. if I find you been sneaking round my back door... I can her lying there in her faded dress..."

Even though that song reminds me of music that might be used in one of Easy's books he is going to write.

I love that song! lol

When I was a litte girl, there was a song named "Cecilia" by Simon and Garfunkel I think it was, anyrate.........in the song, the singer says something about loving her and got up to "wash my face"............I will never forget the look on Mommakacky's face when I asked her in my honest little girl voice...........why did he have to get out of bed to wash his face...................LOLOLOLOLOL ---She just said that he must have gotten his face "muddy" playing with his friend.............and I bought it, I remember riding down the road, wondering how he got his face "muddy" in bed.....................LOLOLOL

[Easywriter]

Has anyone ever heard Eva Cassidy's "Song Bird" and her rendition of "Over the Rainbow?"  Talk about a beautiful untrained voice that could reach deep into the feelings of the listener and break them down into the basics that make up life.

What a tragic story she had as well......

'Over the Rainbow' was sung at my mom's funeral service at her request.

Always brings tears when I hear it.

It was played at my second wedding and it brought tears to my eyes too.

[Frijole]

Carnut is right in that music marks different times in our lives.  A song can take a person back to a very specific moment in life, both good and bad.

The only problem is that when we hear the most rebellious music of our various times playing in the background on elevators!

Carnut does not like "Sundown, you better be ware.. if I find you been sneaking round my back door... I can her lying there in her faded dress..."

Even though that song reminds me of music that might be used in one of Easy's books he is going to write.

I love that song! lol

When I was a litte girl, there was a song named "Cecilia" by Simon and Garfunkel I think it was, anyrate.........in the song, the singer says something about loving her and got up to "wash my face"............I will never forget the look on Mommakacky's face when I asked her in my honest little girl voice...........why did he have to get out of bed to wash his face...................LOLOLOLOLOL ---She just said that he must have gotten his face "muddy" playing with his friend.............and I bought it, I remember riding down the road, wondering how he got his face "muddy" in bed.....................LOLOLOL

Funny.  I listened to that as a child and even as an adult and never thought about the lyrics.  Too funny.