I’m joining in with the Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News again this week with a song and video from my favourites playlist.
Category Archives: Weekend Music Share
#WeekendMusicShare ~ Take On Me by a-ha #Music #Video
I’m joining in with the Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News again this week with a song and video from the 80s.
#WeekendMusicShare ~ A Different Corner by George Michael #Music #Video
I’m joining in with Hugh’s fun Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News and this week’s choice is a song which helps you relax (or just a favourite or piece of music)
#WeekendMusicShare ~ Bring Him Home by John Owen Jones #Music #Video
I’m joining in with Hugh’s fun Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News and this week’s choice is a song which marks a memorable event.
#WeekendMusicShare ~ The Green Green Grass of Home by Tom Jones #Music #Video
I’m joining in with Hugh’s fun Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News and this week’s choice is the country ballad The Green Green Grass of Home, made famous by Tom Jones.
#WeekendMusicShare ~ A Taste of Honey by The Beatles #Music #Video
#WeekendMusicShare ~ Patience by Take That #Music #Video
Hugh has started a fun new Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News. This week’s theme is a song that says something about yourself. I don’t have much left of this particular quality, especially after trying to sort out my iTunes so it’s deep breath time….and time to practice having a little more patience!
#WeekendMusicShare ~ Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush
Hugh has started a fun new Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News. This week’s theme is sharing a favourite song that was a first for the artist. Wuthering Heights was Kate Bush’s debut hit single, released in 1978, when she was just nineteen years old.
#WeekendMusicShare ~ El Condor Pasa by Wuauquikuna #NativeAmerican
Hugh has started a fun new Weekend Music Share feature on Hugh’s Views and News. This week features songs with a favourite instrument. On a visit to Stratford upon Avon quite a few years ago, this group of Native South Americans were playing their music in the street and we stopped to listen. The songs were beautiful, some with a haunting quality, the main instrument being the flute. I hadn’t seen or heard anything like it before. I bought a couple of cds and enjoy them still.
