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Music videos you like

Right now it is one from my favorite ASD musician. Afro pop rythms? And, listen to that bass line. Have you seen American Utopia, yet? I only streamed it but would enjoy seeing it live.
 
The below 2 videos I liked in the 1980's. Since then I could not tell you what I would have liked, as was too busy going to college, university, surviving, marriage and kids.



 
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Original songs by my faith. Once a month, each first monday of the month, they come out and the videos are amazing and the music caters to all generations.
 
This one always does it for me.
The moves are perfect and the song makes me think of what life has been.
...Same as it ever was...
 
Now for a changeup, the saddest song that I know from a beautiful, talented, musician. I think it touches on longing and struggle that many here have felt.


So, let me end with the kind, upbeat rendition of a classic.

 
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Gerald Wilgus said:
Now for a changeup, the saddest song that I know from a beautiful, talented, musician. I think it touches on longing and struggle that many here have felt.


So, let me end with the kind, upbeat rendition of a classic.

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I relate to Fast Car.

Here's another I really love. Michael Crawford is a master and Sarah Brightman is a goddess!

 
Au Naturel said:
I relate to Fast Car.

Here's another I really love. Michael Crawford is a master and Sarah Brightman is a goddess!

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Nice My tastes in musical theater runs to Sondheim, though, or confections like Six, or Once on This Island. the song "Children Will Listen," within the linked final scene, will resonate with many here. Bernadette Peters is a force of nature onstage.

 
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