Here's another five fabulous songs!
1) "Because of You" - Kelly Clarkson. The lyrics in this song are so beautifully moving.
2) "God on the Mountain" - Taranda Greene. Taranda does a great job with this gospel favorite.
3) "She Walks in Beauty" - Sissel. Incredible. That's all I can say.
4) "God of Wonder" - Third Day. This song has a powerful, uplifting message.
5) "Home" - Michael Bublé. Michael has a wonderfully old school swing voice. And this track is just fabulous.
12.30.2005
12.26.2005
Five From My Playlist - 12/26/2005
I am a music-aholic. I got an MP3 player for Christmas, and I am in paradise downloading music like crazy and copying over all my CDs. I decided to periodically post a list of 5 songs that I really enjoy, so that I can share my findings. So here goes...
1) "Remember When It Rained" - Josh Groban. Oh how I love this song. It gives me chills every time I hear it, especially the piano spotlight towards the end.
2) "Alpha and Omega" - The Gaither Vocal Band. I could listen to David Phelps sing anything. His descant part in this song is awesome.
3) "The Prettiest Flowers" - Sonya Isaacs. Sonya's strong soprano makes this hauntingly beautiful song especially moving.
4) "Habanera" - Charlotte Church. Love this song, and this is a spectacular arrangement of it.
5) "Your Song" - Ewan McGregor. I like Elton John's original version, but there is something about this one from the Moulin Rouge soundtrack that I particularly love. Maybe it's the orchestra and fabulous backup singing.
1) "Remember When It Rained" - Josh Groban. Oh how I love this song. It gives me chills every time I hear it, especially the piano spotlight towards the end.
2) "Alpha and Omega" - The Gaither Vocal Band. I could listen to David Phelps sing anything. His descant part in this song is awesome.
3) "The Prettiest Flowers" - Sonya Isaacs. Sonya's strong soprano makes this hauntingly beautiful song especially moving.
4) "Habanera" - Charlotte Church. Love this song, and this is a spectacular arrangement of it.
5) "Your Song" - Ewan McGregor. I like Elton John's original version, but there is something about this one from the Moulin Rouge soundtrack that I particularly love. Maybe it's the orchestra and fabulous backup singing.
12.22.2005
Goodbye, House!

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