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east sussex bach choir support using private funding by tiesecret.com toggle navigation home music events music education home recording support privacy policy terms and conditions blog / april 16, 2018 april 2, 2018 / randallcar1982 / leave a comment 5 alternative love songs: 5 of the best romantic tracks you won’t hear on the radio love songs are a staple on any play list, but in the age of angry indie bands or sassy girl groups, the options for fresh, original love songs to listen to are getting fewer and fewer. people often say that the classics are the best, but that’s not always true. here are 5 alternative love songs that you won’t find in the charts or on a popular compilation cd. so open spotify, grab a glass of wine, and enjoy. 1. cross out the stars – fightstar this fairly obscure london-based band has a frontman who used to be in pop band busted. don’t be put off, though. charlie simpson’s latest venture is a full-on rock band with down-tuned guitars and screaming vocals. cross out the stars, however, goes against the mould and is a delicate, surging song with poetic lyrics and a slowly building sense of urgency. about loves lost and found, cross out the stars ends in a melodic wall of sound. perfect for shaking up a mushy play list or a first date gig. 2. my list – the killers written by (the killers’ frontman) brandon flowers for his wife, this is a quirky, smoldering modern love song. with lyrics like “i need those eyes to tide me over”, the sentimentality expected from a love song is there, but as the song progresses the typical killers quirkiness kicks in, while cryptic lines like “don’t give the ghost up, just clench your fist” are almost chanted as the dramatic music builds. passionate and eclectic, my list is the perfect las vegas love song. 3. lover, you should have come over – jeff buckley it’s difficult to find an artist who can pull of lovesick better than the late jeff buckley. from his epic, classic album “grace”, the song was inspired by a difficult break up. filled with passion and intensity, it showcases buckley as one of the greatest poets music has ever seen. lover, you should have come over is an acoustic, languid ode with unforgettable lyrics and a melancholy air that stays with you long after the music has stopped. perfect for a romantic night in. 4. here without you – 3 doors down this is definitely the most commercial song on the list – in fact, when it was released in 2003 it peaked at no.3 on the billboard top 100 – it has been quietly overlooked in recent years. the song is not going to win any awards for songwriting or musical originality, but it has a haunting beauty to it that is hard to ignore. it was written about missing your other half, and the honesty with which it is composed is evident from beginning to end. the sentiment is clear and the lyrics are easy to identify with. good for a little pity party or long distance relationships. 5. the only exception – paramore a raw and quiet song about divorce, of all things. it speaks of how the children of divorce are affected and singer hayley williams tells the story of her parents’ separation and how she swore she would never love anyone for fear of getting hurt. until now, and the only exception to her rule. while the verses are a little heavy, the romantic chorus is the part of the song you remember. pretty and delicate but no less powerful for it, williams’ voice carries the song further than expected and the emotion and heart poured into it makes it perfect for any romantic occasion. it’s easy to think that love songs need be popular, string-laden and with a soaring key change at the end to make the listener feel how the song intends. hopefully these picks will prove that that’s not always the case – the best love songs are the ones that surprise you. read more blog / april 12, 2018 april 2, 2018 / randallcar1982 / leave a comment top ten love songs of all time: lyrics that unite lovers the season of passion has descended once again. flowers, candy, romantic dinners and love songs are all part of the valentine’s day experience. according to the aarp, the following melodies of sensual tension and titillation have become the “top ten love songs of all time.” there may be some debate on the list. it includes songs that are antiquated and one surprising contemporary addition. what are the top ten love songs of all time? alicia keys rings in with “no one.” this relatively new piece is hardly a predictable choice for number ten on the aarp listing. to their credit, they have chosen a sultry, sexy, blues sample that showcases the talents of keys and her writing abilities. written in 2008, this surprising entry will captivate and conjure memories of jazz riffs, horn solos and a brilliant voice. “earth angel” by the penguins made it to number nine. the soft rock and roll ballad was released in 1954 and shot the penguins to the top of the charts. doo-wap harmonies and simplistic lyrics are memorable due to the heavy use in movie sound tracks. horror films “prom night two” and period pieces, “back to the future,” are just a few examples. at number eight,”i will always love you” by dolly parton, makes the count down. parton wrote the song, but it catapulted to world wide acclaim by whitney houston. both parton and houston utilized their own styles in movie soundtracks; “the body guard” and “the best little whorehouse in texas.” “let’s face the music and dance,” by irving berlin charms hearts at number seven. going back to 1936 this melody can be found in the film “follow the fleet” with fred astaire and ginger rogers. one of the lesser recognized songs on the list; berlin deserves his due number six on the love train express is “what the world needs now is love sweet love” by burt bacharach and hal david. younger readers may remember the song from the first “austin powers” film. deon warwick’s’ singing style and affection for the writings of bacharach and david made this song a multi-platinum single. top five love songs of all time “stand by me” by ben e. king made the list at number five. written in 1961, it is most closely associated by the film of the same name. maybe the list includes love amongst boy-hood friends? stevie wonder could have made aarp’s list several times over, but his song, “i believe” made it to number four. remade by art garfunkel and michael mcdonald, this song still lacks a stand out quality to make it to this list. what about, “i just called to say i love you?” “something” by george harrison is considered by frank sinatra to be the greatest love song ever written. again, taste is everything. when looking at the plethora of beetle’s arrangements, “something” is an unique choice for number three. number two belongs to “ev’ry time we say goodbye” by cole porter. ella fitzgerald graced the lyrics with her sultry style. one of porter’s more prolific pieces it deserves a place in the list. “god only knows” by brian wilson of the beach boys ranks number one. that’s right, number one! the angelic harmonies and melodic blend of falsetto, flugelhorns and harpsichord made this number one hit a classic in the beach boys repertoire. number one? the reader will have to decide. all lists, unless based on sales, are interpretive and open for debate and discussion. “when a man loves a woman” by percy sledge comes to mind. there are more love songs than any other genre in music history. music soothes the savage beast, seduces, cajoles, charms and influences. it is the backdrop of weddings, proms and movie themes. love songs are personal. some strike an everlasting chord; others are obscure. this list tends to include both categories read more blog / april 10, 2018 april 2, 2018 / randallcar1982 / leave a comment franz joseph haydn: austrian classical composer, regarded as ‘father of symphony’ franz joseph haydn was an extremely prolific and popular austrian composer of the classical era and regarded the ‘father of symphony.’ a kindly and fatherly figure, he

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