2/4/17: This is a beautiful, touching, a cappella version of Oh Shenandoah, sung by Peter Hollens. The song comes from a fascinating early American tradition. Here’s Wikipedia for more information (that may or may not be true).
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Sometimes of a Friday afternoon, I decide we need something light and fun. Today’s bonus post is just such a thing. I happened across this audio recording of Beatles studio bloopers, and I thought you might get a kick out of it, as did I.
Happy Friday!
Vince Giordano & the Nighthawks
Luca Stricagnoli/Candyrat Records
Bewegtes Land Project
Sapphira Cristal, Entertainer of the Year (Tied)
Kayli Ka’iulani Carr by Merrie Monarch Festival
Jasmine Flowers
We’re headed out for a little vacation, so the next week’s posts may be a bit more brief than usual, but hopefully you’ll find their subjects beautiful nonetheless.
“The Trapper and His Family” by Charles Deas, 1845
Debbie Allen and Gwen Verdon in “Fame”
Daniela Andrade
Ksenia Parkhatskaya
