This patriotic march was written mere days after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Category Archives: Music
Music Video of the Day: There You’ll Be by Faith Hill (2001, Dir. by Michael Bay)
It was 84 years ago today that the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. The attack was the deadliest foreign attack on the U.S. until September 11th. Today, I pay respect to the 2,403 brave Americans who lost their lives that day.
This from the film, Pearl Harbor. The movie is not that good but the song is beautiful.
Song of the Day: Il Grande Silenzio by Ennio Morricone
Today’s song of the day comes the soundtrack of Sergio Corbucci’s brilliant and dark western, The Great Silence. This was composed by Ennio Morricone.
Silenzio.
Music Video of the Day: Please Come Home For Christmas by Taylor Hicks (2014, dir by ????)
Since yesterday’s music video of the day came to us from Katharine McPhee, it only seems appropriate that today’s music video of the day should feature Taylor Hicks.
Remember the Soul Patrol?
Enjoy!
Holiday Song of the Day: Winter Wonderland by Tony Bennett
For today’s song of the day, Tony Bennett wishes all of you a swinging Christmas.
Music Video of the Day: It’s Not Christmas Without You by Katharine McPhee (2010, dir by ????)
I’m still disappointed that there was never a remake of From Justin to Kelly starring Taylor Hicks and Katharine McPhee. Imagine the duet they could have done with this tune. Well, even without Taylor, this is a lovely rendition of a classic holiday song.
Enjoy!
Holiday Song of the Day: Mistletoe and Holly by Frank Sinatra
Since we featured Dean Martin earlier this week, it only seems appropriate to now feature Frank Sinatra!
Sing it, Frank!
Music Video of the Day: Sleigh Ride by Lindsey Stirling (2023, dir by Stephen Mallett)
It’s the holiday season, which means that it’s time for some holiday music from the amazing Lindsey Stirling. There’s a lot of pure joy to be found in this video.
Enjoy!
Song of the Day: Theme de Camille by Georges Delerue
Today’s song of the day come from the Georges Delerue-composed score of Jean-Luc Godard’s 1963 film, Le Mepris. If this song sounds familiar but you haven’t seen Le Mepris, you may have heard it in Martin Scorsese’s Casino.
Music Video of the Day: Jingle Bell Rock by Daryl Hall & John Oates (1983, dir by Mick Haggerty and C.D. Taylor)
I like this video because no one is taking anything that seriously. This is the way that every Christmas should be celebrated.
Enjoy!
Through the Shattered Lens 