I started binging “Shameless” but only made it halfway through season three. Although I did like the Gallaghers, I just couldn’t continue riding along with their messed up escapades. They just wore me out, especially Lip and Fiona. It’s like they never learn so it was hard to feel sorry for them.

Today. Well, not really a binge, but I’m excited…[Read more]

Overall, a pretty decent list. What’s Going On is just as relevant today as it was in the early 70s so I won’t argue it’s placement as number one. I still listen to that record to this day.

I know people adore Pet Sounds but it’s not a top ten album for me. Now, Blue I do adore and I am surprised by it’s top 3 slot. I would move Thriller and Bor…[Read more]

I don’t own a television so I’m limited to shows on Netflix or Amazon Prime. I haven’t seen season six of Schitt’s Creek because it hasn’t made it to Netflix yet, but I am happy for all the wins it received whether they were deserved or not. A lot of awards are given out to undeserving winners, in my humble…

I love the series and it’s my go to…[Read more]

Visually Ratched is gorgeous. The next motel I stay at must look out over the blue, calm sea.

I just finished Ratched last night and I did enjoy the series overall – Ryan Murphy has his quirks but I like a little quirk in my life. Uneven – definitely. Entertaining – absolutely!

The performances I liked were Judy Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Sophie…[Read more]

Cool question. Mine is Albatross by Fleetwood Mac. When listening, it feels like I’m floating across a blue, calm sea.

Moon River or Strangers in the Night. Flipped a coin and Sinatra won.

I came across a vinyl copy of Judy at Carnegie Hall and was obsessed with the record for like forever and a day – the first time I realized what an amazing performer Judy was and that voice! So, I picked it.

However, I would have voted for either Revolver (66) or The Beatles aka The White Album (68) were options. Sinatra in 1966 I get, but Glen…[Read more]

Wow.

Wow. That was beautiful. She did throw me with the “go straight to hell” lyric switch, but I guess she couldn’t say the original lyric on national television. Very impressed with her performance here.

Although I love “She” must better, I voted for “Golden” as it probably is better suited for the masses and top forty. Is it even called top forty anymore?

Olivia Colman can’t win a second Oscar. Remember when she said in her Oscar acceptance speech “this is not going to happen again.”

🙂 If the performance is stellar, I say give her another golden guy.

Although we have Disney Plus, I refuse to watch Hamilton until I see it live on stage first. Just a weird thing I have about theater productions. A few years back, I was in New York City and tried to get a Hamilton ticket but with no luck (unless I wanted to pay $$$$$). I ended up at The Book of Mormon by default. Which I loved! One day,…[Read more]

I voted for What’s Love Got to Do with It although I wish the song Private Dancer was nominated instead. What a great comeback and grammy year for Tina Turner. Love her.

I’m usually not a fan of covers, but you got a give it to Whitney Houston. She owned Dolly’s I Will Always Love You. Even Dolly was impressed.

Beat It. Michael Jackson at his best. He also won Best Rock Vocal for this song. Michael could do it all! Beat It should be a regular spin on Classic Rock radio.

I love “Oh Daddy” – one of my favorite Christine McVie tracks. “Silver Springs” was recorded for “Rumours” but didn’t make it on the album due to the space limitation of vinyl back in the day. Ended up as a b-side on a single. I wonder how “Rumours” would have sounded if “Silver Springs” had replaced “Oh Daddy”. It does seems like “Oh Daddy” is…[Read more]

I own “Rumours” and “Tapestry” and “Songs in the Key of Life” and “Innervisions” on vinyl.

I listen to “Rumours” on a regular basis so I voted for Fleetwood Mac here.

What an amazing decade for Stevie Wonder. Three deserved album of the year awards.

I would say he’s Lead. Since I think his performance is one of the best this year so far, I say whichever category gets him the Academy Award works for me.

I didn’t know “What A Fool Believes” by the Doobies was a grammy song of the year winner. Alright Grammies!

My vote goes to “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” by Roberta Flack. The most beautiful love song ever written. I didn’t even have to think about which song I was voting for as soon as I saw it was one of the choices.

Well, for whatever reason, I’m glad she rushed it. “Folklore” came into my life at the right moment. Isolating on a ten acre farm in southern Missouri, I listen to this album at least twice a day from front to back. Sometimes, I dance to it in my Levi’s or when I’m out in the garden weeding the okra.

Thanks, Taylor Swift. For whatever the reason…[Read more]

A moment in time I will never forget. As I was watching the Best Actress category, my ears were so ready to hear Glenn Close. It took me at least ten seconds to process that it was Olivia Colman my ears were hearing. The most weird feeling. Part of me loved it. Part of me didn’t. Personally, I thought Olivia gave the best performance, but I so…[Read more]