That Is What We Are
I've been waiting to unleash this. I don't see any reason to wait longer. For Wednesday, enjoy:
posted by JMW at 11:15 AM
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
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- Name: JMW
- Location: Brooklyn, New York
John Williams is still maintaining this blog, despite rumors to the contrary.
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- The End of Civilization
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This is quite honestly one of my favorite songs of all time. No foolin'!
Hmm, there seems to be some element of greatness here I can't put my finger on. Their chemistry? It's so clearly contrived and yet it doesn't' feel that way(?). It's interesting to me that such a hokey song can transcends. Maybe it's just me. I loved it. "I set out to get you with a fine tooth comb..." hmm hmm hmmmm...
That element of greatness is the Bee Gees.
Thank you, that made my morning! It's such a happy song, and Dolly's giggle in the middle just makes the video. As does her wig. And Kenny's perfectly feathered hair.
God, I hope this could indeed be the year for the real thing.
I love this song -- I think Dolly can elevate anything. Have you heard her cover of that Collective Soul song, Shine? "Teach me how to sing/ teach me how to share/ Show me will love be there ..." ?It's not even the same song anymore after she's done with it.
Thanks for posting this, I have the will to live now!
I second Mrs. White...one of my very favorite
duets. It always makes me turn up the radio!
Great!
No Kentucky Derby post?
Dolly's joy is infectious!
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