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Music for a Busy Day
Way too much to cover in class today to play all the music history videos I had scheduled, so here they are for your viewing and listening enjoyment. Go from Elvis to Lennon & McCartney to Lennon and Maisy. This … Continue reading
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
What would the Jerk Store say to the Oxford English Dictionary? Quite a bit, actually. The OED gives us the history of the Jerk Store and other Seinfeld references. What should you watch when you’re done with A Charlie Brown Christmas? … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Chapter 4, Chapter 7, Chapter 8, Chapter 9
Tagged Christmas, music, netflix, Oxford English Dictionary
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Link Ch. 1 – Paul McCartney’s Baseball Stadium Concerts
UPDATE: Name of Citi Field corrected. In 2009, Sir Paul McCartney played a concert at New York’s Citi Field, which was right across the road from Shea Stadium, where the Beatles played their first stadium show. Concerts like this illustrate … Continue reading
A Brief Musical History in Video
Here’s a collection of videos to take you through the early days of rock ‘n’ roll along with a few other choice bits of music. Young Elvis Presley doing a live version of “Lawdy, Miss Clawdy” possibly from 1956. Chuck … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day Pre-Class Video – Crowded House playing Either Side of the World
A great music video for Valentine’s Day. Crowded House doing their song Either Side of the World from their album The Intriguer.
Posted in Chapter 7, Pre-class video
Tagged Crowded House, music, pre-class video
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Pre-Class Video: Pete Seeger at Farm Aid 2013
Pete Seeger at Farm Aid 2013 with John Mellencamp, Willie Nelson, Dave Matthews and Neil Young.
Posted in Chapter 7, Pre-class video
Tagged activism, music, Pete Seeger, pre-class video
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Remembering Pete Seeger – Singing all the verses all the time
American folk singer and activist (but I repeat myself) Pete Seeger died yesterday at the ripe old age of 94. I never got the chance to see Pete in person, but I did see so many of the people he … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 7, Pre-class video, Uncategorized
Tagged activism, music, Pete Seeger, pre-class video
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Pre-Class Video: Joe Jackson, “Different For Girls”
Joe Jackson playing his classic “Different for Girls.”
Posted in Chapter 7, Pre-class video
Tagged music, pre-class video
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Pre-class video: They Might Be Giant performing “You’re On Fire”
My pre-class video for today is a music video from the awesome band They Might Be Giants.
Posted in Chapter 7, Pre-class video
Tagged music, pre-class video
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Link Ch. 7 – Cover versions can transform songs: Robyn’s “Call Your Girlfriend”
UPDATE: Want to see another great original and cover? Check out Dolly Parton and Whitney Houston doing their own versions of Parton’s “I’ll Always Love You.” I had not heard of the pop singer Robyn until recently when podcaster Brian … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged covers, coverville, Lucy Wainright Roche, Mountain Stage, music, Robyn
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