Jim Adams is the host for today’s Song Lyric Sunday. Today’s theme is a good one: “River/Stream/Creek/Brook” per wikipedia: “The Catfish Song” is from the album, “At My Window”, an album released by… Townes Van Zandt in 1987. This was Van Zandt’s first studio album in the nine years that followed 1978’s Flyin’ Shoes, and…
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SLS Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey by Wings
image link Jim Adams is our host for Song Lyric Sunday today. Jim says: We gather here today for another episode of SLS Helen Vahdati’s This Thing Called Life One Word at a Time Song Lyric Sunday. The prompt this week is “Ocean/Sea/Lake/Bay”, which should make for some interesting posts. Should you care to have…
SLS — Mama Can’t Help You by Doyle Bramhall II
image link Jim Adams continues as the host for Song Lyric Sunday, filling in while Helen Vahdati takes a well-deserved rest. Jim says: Di at pensitivity101 suggested the prompt of “No”, and even though “no” stands for nitric oxide which I think would be hard to find songs about, we are using this two letter…
SLS — Soundgarden’s My Wave
image link Jim Adams is again hosting for Song Lyric Sunday. Jim is remaining tough when it comes to getting around WP’s technical snarls to make sure we have a place to post our tunes on Sundays, and for that I am grateful. The theme of the week for Song Lyric Sunday is crying. I…
SLS Second Selection…
I’ve only done this one other time, which is offering a second choice for the prompt for Song Lyric Sunday. First I want to see if the pingback works. Second to thank Jim again for so graciously guest hosting SLS for Helen. Jim, you wrote an excellent blog post a day or so ago about…
SLS –Pearl Jam’s Smile
image link Today’s Song Lyric Sunday is hosted by Jim Adams. The prompt for today laugh/laughter/laughing. Today’s offering is another song from my favorite band, Pearl Jam. The name of the song is Smile, which is almost a laugh. Hoping it is close enough. Smile is from, “No Code”, released in 1996, which followed…
#SLS Coconut
Helen, hoping you feel better soon. Jim is graciously hosting Helen Vahdati’s Song Lyric Sunday, with the prompt of doctor/health/medicine. Immediately I thought of this song by Harry Nilsson, from 1971. Usually I don’t like songs that endlessly repeat, but for this song, it is sung almost as a mantra for health. That said, Harry,…
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