Hikari e (To the Light) – Miwa OST Rich Man, Poor Woman (LYRICS)
miwa ● ヒカリへ / Hikari e ~ Eng ver ~ ● 歌詞 / Lyrics ● from Rich Man Poor Woman
Heroine Shikkaku (ヒロイン失格) Torisetsu (トリセツ) ost from Heroine Disqualified
on and Go! 『恋スルキモチ』 from Good Morning Call Season 2
Beyonce
The end of year somehow makes one contemplate the best in the world or the best things that have yet to come.
Today I’ve got to thinking about the female musical legends that I have listened to over the years. These legends have a huge catalogue to bonafide their musical achievement.
Here are my choices in alphabetical order. (It is a work in progress and no way complete)
Please comment below your own favourite and let me add to the list, than you and wishing you a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Christmas Arch, Photo by PH Morton
Apparently, below is a list of world’s favourite Christmas songs, is your personal choice on the list below? 🙂
Additional favourite (Mine):
The Music Lesson Frederic, Lord Leighton Oil on canvas 1877
The 80s is Madonna’s era of domination. And she really dominated. But Michael Jackson lorded it. The release of his Thriller album put him into an stratospheric level which was well above the rest.
Madonna – Material Girl
Madonna – Like A Virgin
Michael Jackson – Thriller 1982
Michael Jackson – Billie Jean
Madonna – La Isla Bonita
Laura Branigan – Self Control
Cyndi Lauper – Girls Just Want To Have Fun
Kenny Rogers Dolly Parton Islands In The Stream
Flashdance • What a Feeling • Irene Cara
Hello by Lionel Richie
Survivor – Eye Of The Tiger
The Bangles – Eternal Flame
George Michael – Careless Whisper
Chris de Burgh ~ Lady in Red (Kelly Lebrock) Marilyn Monroe style
Billy Ocean – Suddenly
Rockwell – Cuts like knife
Two Women by Pablo Picasso
50s music, though before I was born, holds a special place in my heart and memories. Certain songs from the 50s remind me of how my father and mother loved each other.
PATTI PAGE – Mockin’ Bird Hill（1951)
Patti Page – “Changing Partners” (1950s)
Big Bopper – Chantilly Lace (1958)
Cry me a river – Julie London (1953)
Ritchie Valens – La Bamba
The Platters – The Great Pretender (1955)
Everly Brothers – Bye Bye Love (1957)
Nat King Cole ~ When i Fall in Love 1957;
Doris Day: When I Fall In Love 1952
Domino (1951) – Doris Day
Mandolin & fruit bowl by Pablo Picasso
Personally I think the 70s is the golden age of music.
Love Story – Andy Williams 1970
Samantha Sang – Emotion
Diana Ross – Do You Know Where You’re Going To [Theme From Mahogany]
Mary MacGregor ‘ Torn Between Two Lovers 1976
Rita Coolidge – We’re All Alone (1978)
Michael Jackson – Ben
Debby Boone – You light up my life
Randy Vanwarmer – Just When I Needed You Most 1979
Bee Gees – How Deep Is Your Love
Michael Jackson ~ One Day In Your Life (1975)
Michael Jackson – She’s Out of My Life (1979)
Michael Jackson Happy
Paul, George, Ringo & John, photo by PH Morton
Music is not just about the lyrics and the tune. It is about the memory or memories that it evokes when you listen to it. It is a sensorial memory! 🙂
Sandra Dee & Bobby Darin-Dream Lover
Mary Hopkin – Those Were The Days
BOBBY GOLDSBORO – HONEY 1968 OMG what a tearjerker!
Sad Movies ( Make me cry ) – SUE THOMPSON 1961
Connie Francis – Somewhere My Love 1966;
Andy Williams – Somewhere, My Love
Neil Diamond – Sweet Caroline
Book of Job by William Blake
Wiz Khalifa – See You Again ft. Charlie Puth 2015, Theme from Fast & Furious 7 as a tribute to the late Paul Walker
Maroon 5 – Moves Like Jagger ft. Christina Aguilera 2011
