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Week 41 - Inauguration / Women's March Medley

Week 41 - We couldn't pick just one song to express all the emotions that we went through leading up to this inauguration, so we made a medley. Everyone who's marching today - stay safe and positive. And whatever you do, Don't stop believing!

Week 41 

We couldn’t pick just one song to express all the emotions that this inauguration brought upon us so we made a medley.

Everyone who’s marching today - stay safe and positive.  And whatever you do, Don’t stop believing!

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Week 39 - "Heroes" (David Bowie, 1977)

Week 39 - David Bowie He would have been 70 tomorrow. It's hard to believe that he's been gone for almost a year. In the madness that followed through out that year and the strange political climate that continues to this year, I realized I really needed to sing this song.

He would have been 70 tomorrow.  It’s hard to believe that he’s been gone for almost a year.  In the madness that followed through out that year and the strange political climate that continues to this year, I realized I really needed to sing this song.  This song, originally recorded in the 70’s in Berlin depicts lovers separated by the Berlin Wall.  His performance of the song in West Berlina decade later is considered a catalyst to the eventual fall of the Berlin Wall.   

Happy almost birthday, Starman.  We miss you dearly.

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Week 6 of 52 Weeks - The Man Who Sold the World (David Bowie, 1970)

Week 6 - The Man Who Sold the World, David Bowie What can I say about David Bowie? The man was a visionary, a genius and a true artist. It's his otherworldly-ness that attracted me to his work. He also told such a great story through his songs and his style moved with the time but yet he remained, well...David Bowie.

What can I say about David Bowie?  The man was a visionary, a genius and a true artist.  It’s his otherworldly-ness that attracted me to his work.  He also told such great stories through his songs and his style moved with the times but yet he remained, well…David Bowie.  This is one of my favorite songs.  Thank you, Bowie.  We miss you.