We have come from far in music and the journey seems to lead to oblivion. During the period shown that is in the 50’s to early 2000, music used to have meaning.
Black or white by Micheal Jackson. This song written by Micheal Jackson and Bill Bourell was released on November 11th 1991.It rocked the music industry and was the favorite of many. Many never understood the song but enjoyed the instruments, the vocals of the singer and his gyrating movement in rock en roll. The song simply means that music goes beyond color, nationality or caste. What a great message this is.
Hey Jude by the Beatles. The song was released in the 1960’s. It was on the 26th of August 1968 when this song written by Paul McCartney exactly hit the music scene with a bang. It clinched the Grammy Award for the song of the year.
It deserved the award. You all are aware of the pains and anguish a child undergoes. The song was to console and comfort Julian, a son to one of the members of the Beatles, John Lennon. He had divorced with the wife. What a great theme for a song!
I have a dream by Abba. This song written by Benny Anderson and Bjourn Ulvaens won a gold in Netherlands, UK. It was performed by the Swedish pop Abba. The song was released in the album Voulez Vous.
Everybody has a dream. Your dream may be for wealth or love. It may be spiritual or political. Martin Luther King had a dream. Abba had a dream too.
We are the world by USA for Africa. When more than 40 US musicians unite for a cause, you must be wary that dynamite is almost to be released. We are the world, became the dream song. Lionel Richie and Micheal Jackson wrote it. Others including Steve Wonder sang their hearts out. This time for humanitarian Aid to Africa.
This was a noble cause. The song released on March 7, 1985 raised over $63 million and released to the excess of 20 million copies. What a success just for a noble cause.
The music of today are just get rich schemes. They hurriedly release them and with the same speed get out of the charts. Do they sing with a cause?
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I get where you're coming from. I do appreciate the lyrics of the songs from my generation. In many instances, the words are timeless. I guess that's why my kids also appreciate the songs. I notice they sometimes download the music from the Internet.
They are nice songs, endless.Singers and song writers may have died , but they remain alive in every man's heart and mind.
I like the song by Bon Jovi, Bed of Roses , also songs from Guns and Roses, Watch Up, songs of Whitney Houston, Barbara Streisand, Endless Love so many nice songs that remain alive and will be cherished for life.
A great narrative indeed and described well enough.