Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” was the Song of the Year in 1989 (28 Years Ago!).
Here’s Tracy Chapman (1989) vs. Passenger/Michael David Rosenberg with his Cover (July 2, 2017).
I can't sleep…
Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” was the Song of the Year in 1989 (28 Years Ago!).
Here’s Tracy Chapman (1989) vs. Passenger/Michael David Rosenberg with his Cover (July 2, 2017).
Bono: “We love America. I think this is why you say we are allowed to talk about America. We come here like Pilgrims in some sense – – America is the promised land and I feel like an annoying fan sometimes following America into the bathroom with the liner notes … “you didn’t play the declaration of independence” – – I’m that guy, we’re that group. We love this country. And we love the landscape and it’s not just the physical landscape, its the psychological landscape, it’s a spiritual landscape…” (May, 2017)
“I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” was released in 1985 (32 years ago! Wow!). It was won the Grammy Award for the Song of the Year as did the Album for the Album of the Year.
Thank you Susan
Hailing from the Northern, Southern and Western parts of Norway, the now Liverpool-based trio I SEE RIVERS creates an organic musical landscape they’ve dubbed ”Float Folk”. (Facebook page)
If you liked this tune, check out I Think I Like You
The Paper Kites are an indie folk rock band from Melbourne, Australia. The band was formed in 2010. Lyrics for this tune Tenenbaum at Genius.com. Links here for the band’s official web site, Facebook, and their album on iTunes.