Lost in the Crowd

Jeremy, I wish you were my best friend so I could learn how you do these mixes ; they are amazing - and appeal to the music lover in me - Thanks for sharing them - all of us who have enjoyed your creativity say thank you (I'm sure I can speak for your other "fans".) Good job and your generosit...

@sullenthrills have you seen a professional? you know, anger management can be helped by a shrink.

i think that's Florence i hear in background unless Mary's imitating her voice.

This version contains anger implied in the lyrics that is not heard on the highly polished single version. As written, Silver Springs has a versatility in the sense that it can literally be "read" in disparate ways. When blended with McVies' and Buckingham's harmonies and a distinctly reflective...

I mean, I arrived at this video through some google search BS link that said 'type in anything and see what happens' so I started typing "fuc- and the phrase "fuck my gay ass" came up along with the first sentences posted by the user who made the comment about hoping this, um person, gets f**d i...

The song has had a mystical appeal to me since I first heard it on the radio in 1979 - I only heard it once and it stuck with me until I got a hold of a copy of it several years later - After that it was my favorite FM song no matter what. The studio original is quite different from the version ...

It strikes me that each of these extraordinary women defers to the song's mood through gesture and facial expression - I think it is especially noticeable in Dolly Parton's performance because she is usually so effervescent. The bubbly sweetness is still here but its cloaked behind what is clear...

Betty Hutton used humorous but anxiety-laden quirkiness in her persona that perfectly mirrored feelings of everyday people coping with a frightening era of tyrannical egomaniacs. That generation watched peers forced to exist in nightmares or to die; Miss Hutton’s performances, funny and energeti...