So Beautiful! I never would have thought to put them together but they are amazing! LOVE STORY (Taylor Swift) meets VIVA LA VIDA (Coldplay) - Piano Cello - by Jon Schmidt
Love Story - Official Music Video
So Beautiful! I never would have thought to put them together but they are amazing! LOVE STORY (Taylor Swift) meets VIVA LA VIDA (Coldplay) - Piano Cello - by Jon Schmidt
Love Story - Official Music Video
Posted by Julie at 4:31 PM 1 comments
Labels: Inspirational, Instrumental
Once you get over the wierdness of how they look. Pretty amazing and fun!
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Sunday the Missionaries came over! They sang us a song! It was SO GOOD! We were so impressed. I am sad I didn't get the whole thing on tape but at least I got the last part of the song. How wonderful to have such great young men spreading the gospel!
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Labels: Inspirational, LDS
This is my absolute favorite mormon ad ever!
Another good one....
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I loved John Bytheway when I was a teen. I remember hearing him speak and litterally be crying because I was laughing so hard. I always walked away trying to be better.
Posted by Julie at 9:02 AM 0 comments
I have always loved this song... it was time to put it on my blog. Reminds me of high school!
Beautiful Day - U2
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Labels: Funny
Liberace has to be one of the most talented pianists ever. (Plus a snappy dresser) He makes it look soooo easy! It is kind of long. The best one is the last one (starts around 1:30). If you don't have much time at least make sure to check out around 7:15....
Posted by Julie at 11:34 AM 0 comments
Labels: Funny, Instrumental
So Funny! Love this song, and the accompanying story of the pickle...
Arlo Guthrie - Motorcycle Song
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Wow! That is one funky music video. Very 80s. I have to say though that I loved the show when I was little and I love it still. Truly a classic. David Bowie always was such a chameleon!
David Bowie singing Underground from Labyrinth
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The other day I was in Walmart with Jackson and he saw a video game for Madigascar. He has never actually seen the show but we have shown him the music video on youtube. He got really excited, "Look Mom! It's Move it Move it!" Then he burst into song at the top of his lungs "You got to move it move it, You've got to move it move it."
Posted by Julie at 10:18 AM 1 comments
Labels: Funny, Kids Stuff
I am going to be singing this as part of a duet in ward conference next week. It is very pretty.
This is a rendition of the song, If the Savior Stood Beside Me, performed in the 2007 General Young Women Meeting.Video from lds.orgSheet music and audio files available for download at Sally DeFord Music: www.defordmusic.com/ifthesaviorstoodbesideme
Posted by Julie at 12:31 PM 1 comments
Labels: Inspirational, LDS
Having a hard time remembering the Prophet and apostles? This should help. :-)
A note from the people who wrote the song.
"We also have songs for every scripture mastery verse for all four years of seminary. You can find them on lds.about.com then search "sons of ammon". We are not trying to be 'Superman' by witholding our names. We just don't want credit (or blame for that matter) We are just happy that others are benefitting from some talent we have been given."
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THE GROOVALOOS - SuperStars of Dance - USA Team - 1st Performance
THE GROOVALOOS - SuperStars of Dance - USA team - 2nd Performance
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SO, Zane and I found this on the internet and we were both laughing so hard. I remember this song from church dances when I was a kid. Fun to dance too. I think Bugs had fun dancing to it too.
A bit of history -
"The precise origins of this song are unclear, although it predates the American Civil War.
Over the years, many different versions of the song have been performed and/or recorded with many different versions of the lyrics (and many without lyrics). Cotton-eyed Joe, on occasion referred to as "the South Texas National Anthem", was played for minstrel-type jigs, and has long been popular as a square dance hoedown and a couple dance polka. During the first half of the twentieth century the song was a widely known folk song all over English-speaking North America. One Discography lists 134 recorded versions released since 1950. In more recent decades, the song has waned in popularity in most regions except some parts of the American South where it is still a popular folk song."
For the full article click here
Cotton Eye Joe - Rednex
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Labels: Funny, Kids Stuff
I recently discovered this song. I also had never heard of Charlotte Martin before. It is one of those the more I hear it the more I like it. The first time I heard it I was intrigued and since then my like for the song has only grown. I am excited to see what other stuff she has out there.
Every Time it Rains - Charlotte Martin
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This is the first recording I ever did. It is called To Become Like Him. I hope someday I am able to get into a studio to record more.