Below-the-fold comments are enjoyable, too. (Prof. Moriarty's cracked me up.) Anyone here that feels qualified to pick up where the Ravel conversation broke off, please have at it.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicbl ... h-hasbrook
Rumer draws inspiration from Hasbrook Heights
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Rumer draws inspiration from Hasbrook Heights
Didn't recall seeing this posted on the Forum. It's a short piece by singer Rumer concerning why she's smitten with one of the lesser-known Bacharach-David gems, Hasbrook Heights.
Below-the-fold comments are enjoyable, too. (Prof. Moriarty's cracked me up.) Anyone here that feels qualified to pick up where the Ravel conversation broke off, please have at it.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicbl ... h-hasbrook
Below-the-fold comments are enjoyable, too. (Prof. Moriarty's cracked me up.) Anyone here that feels qualified to pick up where the Ravel conversation broke off, please have at it.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicbl ... h-hasbrook
Re: Rumer draws inspiration from Hasbrook Heights
And here it is with Dionne.