Funny that you should comment here: a conversation we had a couple of months ago is the seed of my ruminations. I'll likely be following up there within a week or so.
I have "Old Friends" in my library! I was surprised to see that I have four S&G studio albums ... I was sure I had only a greatest-hits compilation. I'll listen to that song later today. Thank you for the recommendation ... and for being a steadfast friend, Peter.
Much as it pains me to say it, I discovered that power via Barry Manilow's music; we did a halftime show from his music, and he did have a way with key changes.
I'm very curious about your link, but I'm not on Spotify. Is it available on YouTube?
Agreed on friendship! Another great S&G song is "Old Friends" - less powerful than "Bridge" but deeply poignant.
Funny that you should comment here: a conversation we had a couple of months ago is the seed of my ruminations. I'll likely be following up there within a week or so.
I have "Old Friends" in my library! I was surprised to see that I have four S&G studio albums ... I was sure I had only a greatest-hits compilation. I'll listen to that song later today. Thank you for the recommendation ... and for being a steadfast friend, Peter.
Well said and I agree with the sentiments, as well as the appreciation of this song. The music and vocals are both heavenly.
For me, with certain songs it is a key change or chord progression that gives me the emotional response. Give this a listen https://open.spotify.com/track/4ZcCFaWb7SY0kI8BPzSEar?si=pmeFShydQCOS-Ty4w6BhQg and pay special attention around 1min20. Just sublime. Oh, make sure you hang around for the big finish.
Much as it pains me to say it, I discovered that power via Barry Manilow's music; we did a halftime show from his music, and he did have a way with key changes.
I'm very curious about your link, but I'm not on Spotify. Is it available on YouTube?
Here you go ... https://youtu.be/2F598BVnAC8?si=YP-XdHXjdy6jHC9C - Enjoy !
Thank you, Nigel. Alas, that link returns a "this video is unavailable" message.
Curses. Must be a regional thing. I thought the internet was supposed to make life better. Third time's a charm ...
https://meer.bandcamp.com/track/today-tonight-tomorrow
It was indeed a charm, Nigel! I deeply appreciate your tenacity.