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Continue reading →: Song of the Day #1941
Song of the Day: Love Like This is credited to a host of writers, including Sean “Puffy” Combs, Ron “Amen-Ra” Lawrence, and Faith Evans, though the Edwards-Rodgers “Chic Cheer” sample looms large. With its soulful retro R&B/dance feel, this was the biggest hit of Evans’s career. Check out the official…
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Continue reading →: Song of the Day #1940
Song of the Day: Chic Cheer, words and music by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers, was the lead-off track to the 1978 album, “C’est Chic,” which was the second studio album for the R&B/disco band, Chic. This song, with its infectious bass line, provides us with a foundation for the…
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Continue reading →: Song of the Day #1939
Song of the Day: About Damn Time is credited to a host of writers, including Melissa Viviane Jefferson—aka as Lizzo, who released this song last month as the lead single to her 2022 album, “Special“. Check out the official video [YouTube link] and the multi-talented artist’s April 16th performance on…
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Continue reading →: A Ski Visit
After attending the Brooklyn Tech Homecoming virtually on Saturday, April 9, 2022, it was time to open the doors to the Sciabarra household. This morning, we welcomed two Technites, both from the Class of 1983! Carol Cunningham (left) and Denice Ware (right), who also serves as the President of the…
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Continue reading →: Paul Crider on Ayn Rand
Notablog readers should check out a critical essay on Liberal Currents by Paul Crider that discusses “Liberalism versus Reaction in Ayn Rand“. Paul writes on Facebook: Finally published my big essay on Ayn Rand. I’m very sympathetic to Rand and I encourage folks to see what people find so inspirational…
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Continue reading →: Song of the Day #1938
Song of the Day: Oye Como Va, by Tito Puente, was first released in 1962 by the composer, but became a worldwide hit for Santana in 1971. The Mexican-American guitarist, Carlos Santana, led this song straight into the Latin Grammy Hall of Fame in 2001 and the Grammy Hall of…
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Continue reading →: Pearls Before Swine: Two-Word Answers
I’ve been giving lots of two-word answers to folks of late, but not nearly as polite as these two. 🙂 Courtesy Pearls Before Swine, by Stephan Pastis
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Continue reading →: May the 4th Be With You
Okay, okay, I too have succumbed. 🙂 [and it’s also my 4th post of the day lol]
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Continue reading →: Song of the Day #1937
Song of the Day: 16/16 [YouTube link], composed by David Grisman, is featured on the 1978 album “Hot Dawg“, with a stellar line-up of musicians, including Grisman on lead mandolin, Mike Marshall on rhythm mandolin, Tony Rice on guitar, Eddie Gomez on bass, and Stephane Grappelli on violin. Lilting, melodic,…
