Blast From the Past Compilation of 50's to 90's Music
In my last article of Mitara’s Blast from the Past, I asked for requests from my hubbers so I could compile an album of their most favourites songs. Here are some tunes dedicated to my dear hubbers:
Gunship
Kyler, had shared his love for music being into 60's-80's modern blend music. One of his favourites is the band "Gunship". I must say after listening to their music, being entranced by their instrumental vision, I have added to my playlist. Gunship offers a genre of synthwave music deriving from the essence of the 1980’s culture and atmosphere. A very nostalgic form of music from the words to the tune that deserves a listen to be appreciated.
Kenny G
A Saxophone artist, born in Seattle and began playing the saxophone from the tender age of 10 and continued to play professionally at a young age of 17 in 1973. He then enrolled at the University to study accounting while pursuing a music career. He connected and networked with many people that noticed his talent, leading him in releasing his first debut album in 1982 that soared a career to his international fame. A Grammy Award-winning saxophonist and passionate golfer, Kenny G.
Michael Bolton
Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter Michael Bolotin better known as Michael Bolton. Did you know Michael Bolton originally performed heavy metal to hard rocks genres of music from mid-1970, moving his talent toward soft rock soulful pleasures to the ear on his first album released in 1983. Michael Bolton has since been active in charity work supporting charities aiding various cause, named Michael Bolton Charities.
Elvis Presley
My dear friend Ruby, expressed her love for music.
One of her favourites, as well as many is a legacy in his own right, Elvis Presley. He is considered a significant icon of the 20th century known as the “King of Rock and Roll". From humble beginnings he grew up with a loving family and continued his devotion to them throughout his life, not forgetting most of his songs showing a hopeless romantic side to him.
Ray Charles
His gradual loss of sight was soon after witnessing the drowning of his younger brother which was a traumatic childhood event for him. At the age of 7 he had lost his sight completely. A nostalgic pioneer of soul integrating R&B, country, pop, the blues and gospel, Ray Charles, also known as the “Father of Soul”.
Music of various genre’s are appreciated around the world, speaks to the body, mind and soul in different forms of inspiration and tranquillity. Listen and enjoy to the heart’s content.