Mix Tape of My Life: Something Old, New, and Onward
Usually, I really don’t need much of an excuse to post something with music in it. So, when The Daily Post’s recent writing prompt landed in my mailbox, it was right up my alley. Mix Tape, “…a musical playlist of songs that describe your life, including what you hope your future entails”, brought about the following response.
Definitely a fusion of styles and a range of genres represented in this handful of new and older works; even a couple from movies. Taken together, hopefully it’s a smattering of song that offers comment of its author looking forward to whatever lies ahead. Kept it to a number that’s workable, and familiar, for those who know me. 😉
Emeli Sandé, Here It Comes – Trance (Original Soundtrack, 2013)
Jean-Luc Ponty, Ethereal Mood – Cosmic Messenger (1978)
Michael Franks, Never Say Die – Passionfruit (1983)
Julie London, A Summer Place – Our Fair Lady (1965)
Danny Elfman, Friendship – The Kingdom (Original Soundtrack, 2007)
Jerry Messersmith, A Girl, a Boy, and a Graveyard – Reluctant Graveyard (2010)
Jesse Huerta Joy Huerta, Live Life – The Book of Life (Original Soundtrack, 2014)
James Taylor, Never Die Young – Never Die Young (1988)
Santana, Song of the Wind – Caravanserai (1972)
The Rascals, A Beautiful Morning – A Beautiful Morning (1968)
Morcheeba, Wonders Never Cease – The Antidote (2005)
Moby, God Moving Over the Face of the Waters – Heat (Original Soundtrack, 1995)
The Beatles, Tomorrow Never Knows – Revolver (1966)
4 Responses to “Mix Tape of My Life: Something Old, New, and Onward”
Michael, you do such a nice job with these music compilations. They are a lot of fun for you, and they reveal a lot about your personality. I like the last choice!
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Thank you very kindly, Cindy. 🙂
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Great post! I always love a music post. 🙂 I especially love your choices of God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters & Tomorrow Never Knows.
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Had to end on a high note! Thanks so much, my friend. 🙂
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