I will provide the song/album name and artist in the caption below each video in case YouTube takes them down. For some reason, the last few days WordPress’ captions have been all screwed up on the site and displaying a lot of empty space between the video and text–sorry about that. Just remember the captions are describing the video immediately above them, okay?
The Stelvio Cipriani selections I’ve already mentioned several times on the site, but in the interests of anyone who may be looking for music recommendations and never read those entries, I will include his songs too. The more people who hear his work, the better!
L’amour Est Bien Plus Fort Que Nous by Francis Lai
Night Tapestry by Howard Blake
Erfüllte Sehnsucht by Berolina Sound Orchestra
Soul/R&B
The Bottle by Gil Scott Heron
Smiling Faces, Sometimes by Undisputed Truth
Grazing in the Grass by the Friends of Distinction
Dream World by Don Downing
Running Out of Fools by First Choice
Shoop Shoop Song (It’s in his Kiss) by Betty Everett
Walk on By by Dionne Warwick
I Say a Little Prayer by Dionne Warwick
Killing Me Softly with His Song by Roberta Flack
What You Won’t Do For Love by Bobby Caldwell
Could Heaven Ever Be Like This by Idris Muhammad
Tell Me Why by MFSB
Pop Songs
Bay City by Junko Yagami
Fantasy by Meiko Nakahara
Hide and Seek by The Feminine Complex
This Guy’s in Love With You by The Spiral Starecase
Main Theme from Barbarella
I Love All the Love in You from Barbarella
Little Red Book by Manfred Mann
Little Red Book by The Beach Boys
Hello It’s Me by Todd Rundgren
Spooky by Dusty Springfield
Gilbert O’Sullivan – Alone Again, Naturally In the interim between “White Rabbit” and “Antla,” there was a period of about three years when this was actually my favorite song.
Goodness, Ms B. I see I have my listening time cut out for me! Lots and lots to dip into here. Nice to see Dutch hero Rogier van Otterloo in there. My favourite piece of his is called “Dat mistige rooie beest”. It’s on YouTube–who knows, it might cure you of your aversion to the harmonica!
the Carbon Freeze 
Goodness, Ms B. I see I have my listening time cut out for me! Lots and lots to dip into here. Nice to see Dutch hero Rogier van Otterloo in there. My favourite piece of his is called “Dat mistige rooie beest”. It’s on YouTube–who knows, it might cure you of your aversion to the harmonica!
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