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I'll Be Home For Christmas is a wonderful piece of Americana, first recorded during WWII by Bing Crosby. Many artists have done excellent versions of this song, but I truly believe Glen Campbell's rendition (released during The Vietnam War) is the finest.
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The other day I tried to figure out what the lyrics to "Wichita Lineman" by Glen Campbell were saying . . . well, to be precise, I knew what they actually were (Google the song name and the word "lyrics" and you'll get more sites than you can use), but I didn't know what all of them meant. As I Googled, I found Songfacts, a helpful little site that seeks to answer my type of lyric question.
Songfacts is done blog/messageboard style and is filled in by it's users, so all int... MORE
Songfacts is done blog/messageboard style and is filled in by it's users, so all int... MORE
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This song is a nod to the Beach Boys and represents how Brian Wilson was, at one time, unstoppable. Who gives songs this good away!
Crazy Genius
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December is the month of the phonograph record. I made that up. But it is. I'll be observing it all month at my mog and I encourage you to observe it with me. For the original post declaring December the month of the phonograph record, click here. Join the conversation! The end is near. This is another inventory. The December haul. At the amazing True Vine records in Baltimore, I bought: + Phillip Glass - Glass Dance Pieces+ Debbie Harry KooKoo+ Stravinsky - Sym... MORE
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Folks tend to forget that before he became a Country/crossover superstar in the late 60’s/early 70’s, Glen Campbell was a well-respected and oft-utilised session man alongside colleagues Leon Russell and Bruce Johnson in Phil Spectors “Wrecking Crew”, and responsible for some great fretwork in the producers’ legendary “Wall Of Sound” for the likes of the Ronettes, The Righteous Brothers and also for the Beach Boys during their most orchestral, instrumental period. Campbell... MORE
