Music is what we do here on Thursdays, as you know. Switching gears (but not really), you’ve probably seen the tattoo that reads “Skate or Die.” You probably have it inked on your body. After watching this music video, I think you’ll realize it should read “Skate and/or Die.” Yes, boys and girls, this is why your mother told you …
Thursday = music therapy
Music. Sweden. Not Abba.
Let’s play a record
If you can’t hear the record playing (and you’ve checked both your speaker volume and land line), then click on the link below to enjoy today’s superb music therapy session. http://grooveshark.com/album/Morning+Phase/9515585
Music (and life) Therapy
You think your life is tough? Well how would you like to be an ant living in a skateboard park? Just going for a stroll in the park would be risking sudden death. But as this music video shows, even a tiny ant facing an enormous and powerful enemy can be victorious in the end. formic from Crave on Vimeo.
Music Therapy
No, Ginger Baker, legendary rock and roll drummer for the legendary rock and roll band Cream is not dead. He might look like it sometimes, and as you’ll see in this epic video, he smokes – never a good thing to do at any age, let alone 75 – but he’s alive and kicking it, here with a jazz trio …
Rain = Music. Music = Rain.
By coincidence, Thursday is Music Therapy Day anyway. Perfect.
Many thousand gone…
A Bob Dylan song that seems appropriate for today’s weekly dose of music therapy. No more auction block for me No more, no more No more auction block for me Many thousand gone No more driver’s lash for me No more, no more No more driver’s lash for me Many thousand gone No more whip lash for me No more, …
Music Therapy Session #1
Thursdays equal music. Don’t bother feasting your eyes on this lush music video, but by all means let your ears soak it all in. Composed by Frank Loesser in 1944.
Music Therapy: every Thursday
Today is no exception. Or is it? Actually, today’s post is an exceptional one, marking the 8th anniversary of the death of the Mr. Dynamite, Hardest Working Man in Show Business, Soul Brother #1, the Godfather of Soul, Mr. Please Please himself, Augusta’s own James Brown (1933-2006). In his honor, feast your eyes and ears on this excellent video tribute. …
Music player
“Medicine heals the body; music heals the soul.” Our guarantee: you will find this to be therapeutic or double your money back. Agnes Obel – Aventine (Official Video) from Agnes Obel on Vimeo.