Posted on 12/19/2020 8:59:01 PM PST by nickcarraway
It is just very well done, but once you have heard it, is that not enough? Yes, at least for me.
Incredible talent.
Just like these same stations that won't play religious music, but think Leonard Cohen's hallelujah is fitting "because, well, uh, it's got a religious word in it, and we need Something to add to the playlist!"
If you subscribe to AppleTV.
-PJ
Coincidentally, KSFO became the Bay Area's premier conservative talk-radio station in the 1990s.
-PJ
Peanuts, worth nothing than peanuts.
I have customized Christmas cards made with one of my photos every year. This year I used a nativity scene with Linus’ words about the true meaning of Christmas. FEAR NOT!
Love the Brazillian Work Song! Guaraldi was prolific.
Schulz fought to ensure that the Christian message delivered by that corporate-sponsored animated feature came through unvarnished and in an undiluted form. He is responsible for that bible passage, conveyed so sweetly by the sympathetic character of Linus, being inserted into the script scripturally complete and with all the clarity, emotion, and dramatic impact any man of the cloth would wish for in his Christhmas religious service. Without question, the result was an early and brilliant peak in U.S. television history.
I’m so sick of Cohen’s HALLELUJAH I did a search for “I hate Cohen’s HALLELUJAH”. Turned up this piece in NME that gave me a fitting term for the malady: being “warble-raped”! Lol!
If I could take one album with me to a desert island it would be the Charlie Brown Christmas Album. No, Once is not enough.
My grand kids can’t get enough of Charlie Brown Christmas or any of his specials. The characters have personalities, unlike the crap on kids cartoons today. They can relate some of their friends with the Schultz’s characters.
In fact I know a waitress that totally reminds of Peppermint Patty. “Hey, Chuck!”
I also hate Cohen's "Hallelujah." Gove me Vincent Youmans' version, which I love!
Hallelujah!Nat Shilkret & the Victor Orchestra (1927)
I like that. More so since I won’t have to hear everyone and their dog do a cover version of it!
What is the purpose of your comment? Are you criticizing Vince Guaraldi and/or his music and/or its use in "Peanuts" cartoons, or what?
If you have relevant objections to raise, please state them clearly.
Regards,
We play that CD every year and practically every day during the Christmas season. Merry Christmas all.
JoMa
Cast your Fate has always had a mystical, soaring feel to it from when I first heard it around age 9, I guess the unusual time signatures. Shelby Flint did a vocal version in the mid 60s, I hadn’t realized there were lyrics. The words match the tune perfectly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV95anEcoyM
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