Today's selection is an artist I had never heard of and when the first song came on I thought I was listening to a male Anne Murray. But for Love sounded like Snowbird to me with a nice banjo in the back ground. The melodies are simple and quiet which can be refreshing but with his smooth Anne Murray or Conway Twitty voice I really just felt like going to sleep.
The Glory of Love Eddie Arnold....1969
- But for Love
- You Gave Me a Mountain
- Then She's a Lover
- Heaven Below
- Just a Bend in the Road
- As Long As I Love
- Town and Country
- Sweet Bird of Youth
- The Glory of Love
- Faithfully
- The Song of Long Ago
I was just about to slit my own wrists rather than continue this record until Glory of Love came on. I still think that Bette Midler does a better rendition of it but at least this song sounded different than the rest on the record.
The lesson this record taught me "You've got to win a little lose a little and always have the blues a little
That's the story of that's the glory of love". This fit my mood for the day when I reflect on love lost and won there are days I think I wish I had not gone through this or that but at the end of the day, love is not having a choice it's the good the bad and the ugly. That's the glory of it all.
That's the story of that's the glory of love". This fit my mood for the day when I reflect on love lost and won there are days I think I wish I had not gone through this or that but at the end of the day, love is not having a choice it's the good the bad and the ugly. That's the glory of it all.
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