Marvin Gaye+Tammi Terrell***messymandella***Ain’t No Mountain Enough

 

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P!nk- Nate Ruess “Just Give A Reason”***messymandella***

English: P!nk performing at a secret London gi...

English: P!nk performing at a secret London gig to promote the Funhouse Album. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

New music from P!nk and Nate Ruess .

 

This heavyhearted song, makes you want to call up that person from your past…

 

This  duet  has been on repeat since I peeped  the video.

 

Fall in love again,  or maybe not?

 

 These voices really compliment each other.

 

P!nk looks stunning in this video.

 

I have always been a fan of P!nk , she is open-minded and opinionated. 

 

Didn’t  envision these two would share an elevator, much less a song.

 

That is the beauty of music!

 

Your heart can’t be programmed.

 

You can avoid or ignore  someone for weeks, months, or years, but your heart hasn’t forgotten.

 

“It’s written in the stars!”

 

“Just give a reason, just a little.”

 

“Right from the start you stole my heart!”

 

The sounds and chords can make you think of heartbreak within the first few seconds of a song.

 

You can fall in love again.

 

If you get dumped,  don’t blame me!

 

“We are not  broken…”

 

 

 

 

Don’t You Forget It!

 

Glenn Lewis  disappeared!
Where you at, Glenn?

 

Donny Hathaway + Roberta Flack

       The first time I heard Donny Hathaway was in the car, with my family.  I heard “Song For You“, and knew Mr. Hathaway was in an immense amount of pain. You can always here heart-felt emotions in authentic artist.

       Later in life, I decided to buy the cassette single for “Killing Me Softly” by the Fugees. Lauryn Hill‘s hook put the Fugees into mainstream audiences everywhere. My mom said, ” Why did they mess up Roberta Flack‘s song?” Of course, not knowing any better I assumed that Lauryn’s version was better , than Roberta’s. I heard that version, and once again I felt authentic emotions. Lauryn did a superb job on her cover! No one sings “Killing Me Softly” better than Roberta Flack!

      Together these 2 were just as important to the Soul Music Movement as Marvin Gaye, and the beautiful Tammy Terrell!

 

 

 

Make It Real(1988)

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