Sarah and Josh Groban - same song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZHrbjhwKik

Thanks, Errol, you have great taste.

Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - Eva Cassidy.

Eva will tug at your heartstrings. She died a few years ago of cancer at the tender age of 34.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...prpI&feature=related

Fields of Gold - Eva Cassidy

Sting also had a big hit with this but I am partial to Eva.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6n-_LuIzac

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Originally posted by Goshen:
Thanks, Errol, you have great taste.

My wife agrees!

Paul McCartney - All Things Must Pass

This song was written by George Harrison and sung here by Paul in George's memory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...6aUY&feature=related

All Things Must Pass
Sunrise doesn't last all morning.
A cloudburst doesn't last all day.
Seems my love is up
And has left you with no warning.
It's not always been this gray.

All things must pass.
All things must pass away.

Sunset doesn't last all evening.
A mind can blow those clouds away.
After all this
My love is up and must be leaving.
It's not always been this gray.

All things must pass.
All things must pass away.

All things must pass.
None of life's dreams can last.
So, I must be on my way
To face another day

And darkness only stays at nighttime.
In the morning it will fade away.
Daylight is good
At arriving at the right time.
It's not always gonna be this gray.

All things must pass.
All things must pass away.

All things must pass.
All things must pass away.

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Originally posted by Errol Arthur:

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Originally posted by Goshen:
Thanks, Errol, you have great taste.

My wife agrees!

She's quite a dynamic lady. No wonder she raised such brilliant children, and keeps you in the straight and narrow. Thanksgiving greetings to you and family.

I love Paul's song. The Beatles were the best.

Bobby Goldsboro - Honey

The Wind Beneath My Wings: Bette Midler Live in 2008

Bruce Springsteen - The River

Bee Gees - Message To You (1973) Live!

Luther Van Dross-Dance With My Father Again

Last Kiss - Pearl Jam

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Luther Van Dross-Dance With My Father Again

This one always breaks me up. While my father and I had a decent relationship there are some things I would have liked to have the chance to do over. that is one of the reasons I find Sarah Machlachlan's "In the Arms of the Angel" so haunting.

I hear you. My old man died at 37.. I was 16. He wasn't around much but I got to know him better than the rest of my brothers during the last year of his life because he started taking me up in the bush... but it wasn't enough. Nowadays I remember details of those trips like they were yesterday... but... it is how it is.

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Originally posted by antabanta:
I hear you. My old man died at 37.. I was 16. He wasn't around much but I got to know him better than the rest of my brothers during the last year of his life because he started taking me up in the bush... but it wasn't enough. Nowadays I remember details of those trips like they were yesterday... but... it is how it is.

The loss of a father is never easy. Losing yours that young had to have been devastating. My condolences.

Where Do I Begin - Andy Williams
This was the theme song in the film "Love Story" by Erich Segal. it starred Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw. It waqs real tear jerker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...06oc&feature=related

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Originally posted by Errol Arthur:
Where Do I Begin - Andy Williams
This was the theme song in the film "Love Story" by Erich Segal. it starred Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw. It waqs real tear jerker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...06oc&feature=related

I saw the movie in '77 and again last weekend on HBO. I really enjoyed this timeless classic which won an Oscar and many other awards. Ryan & Ali were so young, the fabulous '70s, the clothes they wore, etc. 'Love means never having to say you're sorry.'

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'Love means never having to say you're sorry.'

hmmmm is that why you always forgive the resident saint so much

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'Love means never having to say you're sorry.

I thought the line went, " Love means never having to say you're ugly"

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Originally posted by Errol Arthur:

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Originally posted by antabanta:
I hear you. My old man died at 37.. I was 16. He wasn't around much but I got to know him better than the rest of my brothers during the last year of his life because he started taking me up in the bush... but it wasn't enough. Nowadays I remember details of those trips like they were yesterday... but... it is how it is.

The loss of a father is never easy. Losing yours that young had to have been devastating. My condolences.

Thanks but it's not that bad. His was a short but awesome life and I had a ball after he died... so no worries.

Barbra Streisand & Ray Charles - "Crying Time"

Nat King Cole Dinner For One Please, James

Bruce Springsteen - Glory Days
This song has a nice upbeat but the words are sad.
Check the guitarist with the do-wrap - he's a regular on The Sopranos.

Oh Danny Boy

There are many versions of this old classic. Here are two versions by two of my favorite artistes - Eva Cassidy and Eric Clapton

Eva Cassidy - http://www.youtube.com/watchv...KRPo&feature=related

Eric Clapton - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...NIC4&feature=related

Tom Jones-Green Green Grass of Home

elvis presley - in the ghetto

Patches - Clarence Carter Heard this tune when I was about nine or ten ... They don't come any sadder.

Tell Laura I love her by Ricky Valance

Tears in Heaven - Eric Clapton

This song is especially poignant since it was written by Eric in memory of his four year old son who fell to his death from a balcony. he won a Grammy for this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AscPOozwYA8

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elton john