Voice and cello, Alison Krauss and Yo-Yo Ma–a wonderful treatment of the Wexford Carol. And with bagpipes, too! I love the combination.
Let’s keep our Christmas going!
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Wonderful. So much better to hear great music than to hear all the babblers on the news.
Gotta cover the nooze. though. It’s part of my job.
I would like to hear, “Mary, Did You Know?” By Kenny Rogers & Wynonna Judd done in 1996.
I don’t mind the way you cover news. I’m talking about the constant jabbering on TV.
Would you believe we don’t have TV anymore?
I would believe don’t have TV anymore. I actually do have a television set, a nice one, but I don’t have an antenna, nor cable, nor satellite. I haven’t watched broadcast TV in any quantity since 1977. My TV broke back in ‘77 and after about two weeks, I found that I couldn’t stand being around most TV shows, and after that, I also found that I could almost always could predict the dialogue and plot of TV sitcoms. I have never missed broadcast TV.
My steady girlfriend in high school was named Alison, but no way could she sing like Alison Krauss. She did a good job, though, of singing along to Diana Ross.
If she could sing along with Diana Ross, that was no small feat.