FReeper Canteen ~ Music Dedication ~ Almost New Years ~ 31 December 2016

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[luvie]

🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 🎉

Trans-Siberian Orchestra~Wizards In Winter

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[luvie]

🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 🎉

Trans-Siberian Orchestra~Embers

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[luvie]

🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 🎉

Diana Krall~What Are You Doing New Years Eve

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[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1983

Jazz and rock were in the process of fusion, creating some interesting sounds as attested by this artist and Donnie Fagen. The video is a masterpiece of editing.

#3: Joe Jackson: “Steppin’ Out”

[luvie]

🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! 🎉

Glenn Miller~Auld Lang Syne

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AND NOW IT'S TIME TO SAY GOODNIGHT!
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS!!

[radu]

Good night and sleep tight, LUV.
Have a good day tomorrow.

Happy New Year!

[luvie]

Happy New Year to you, too!
Nite!

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1984

The song is bi-tonal, being in both D minor and F Major at the same time. The bass line that underscores the verse is in D minor, as is the verse. The chorus switches to F Major, but the D minor bass line continues, which gives it an odd sound. (Bi-tonalism may still be illegal in some states.)

#6: The Romantics: “Talking in Your Sleep”

[luvie]

I like it! Good thing it’s not illegal here! LOL!

[Publius]

I’m waiting to see if Trump is going to move against bi-tonalism. LOL!

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1985

The Material Girl had skirted on the periphery of success, but now she staked her claim to a long career.

#1: Madonna: “Like a Virgin”

[luvie]

*snork*

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1986

”White Nights” was a product of the thawing of relations with the Soviets, which makes the movie a period piece. In the Eighties, Hollywood got back into the habit of packaging a hit song with a movie, something that had largely disappeared in the Sixties. This was the hit.

#1: Lionel Richie: “Say You, Say Me”

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1987

Hard rocking punk girl bands were a fixture in the Eighties, and these girls were among the most successful.

#1: The Bangles: “Walk Like an Egyptian”

[HiJinx]

Happy New Year from Sunny Southern Arizona

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1988

George had gone solo back in 1970 and would soon make his mark as one of the Traveling Wilburys. This song put him back in action, and this video is one of the great original videos of the Eighties.

#4: George Harrison: “Got My Mind Set on You”

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1989

Phil was still recording with Genesis, but was now making a name for himself as a solo artist.

#3: Phil Collins: “Two Hearts”

[Publius]

JANUARY 1, 1990

Billy could rock with the best of them when he wanted to, and this song shows how and why.

#9: Billy Joel: “We Didn’t Start the Fire”

See you next weekend with more of the Great American Songbook and Cole Porter.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
Music posted for your enjoyment. Thank you for serving our country.

Thanks, unique, for the party guys.

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Gregorian Christmas Chants ~ Auld Lang Syne

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