It’s the holidays in Color Music® land. Which means great music is in the air, the world is full of bright colors, and Santa’s elves have been busy. You might even say they’ve been rockin’ around the X-mas tree. How do I know this? Because I found these super cool tree ornaments when I woke up
So … yesterday was a special day. And I didn’t even find out until late evening. Apparently, July 10 is the official “Beatles Day.” Who knew? But I guess the real question is, how did I not know that. After all, the Beatles are the best band in the world. (Hands down.) So it seems
In the United States, people go crazy for Christmas. Or, better said, retail chains and grocery stores go crazy. Totally out of their heads. I mean, they start selling Christmas merchandise months in advance. Like BEFORE Halloween! Seriously—what is up with that? I like the holidays as much as the next guy, I suppose. But,
All this talk about happy birthdays has got me thinking about another great song for celebrating life … “Birthday” by The Beatles. Written in 1968, “Birthday” was released as a single by the band—becoming an instant favorite for millions of people. It’s even more energetic than the traditional tune “Happy Birthday.” And it features a 1950s
So … recently, my sweetie and I took a very cool trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. And while we were there, we visited a classic spot called “Colter Bay”—which is about 30 miles south of Yellowstone National Park. I say it’s classic because my family went there many times when I was a kid. It’s got
Without a doubt, Halloween is my favorite holiday. But I have to admit that x-mas isn’t too bad either. In fact, some of the very best songs ever written are played during the holidays. Which makes this time of year especially cool. Holiday music just puts a good vibe in the air, you know? Everywhere you turn,
Let’s face it—snow is unnatural. It might be nice for sleigh rides and skiing. But living in it is something else. Right now, it’s about 486 degrees below zero, the snow keeps falling, and there’s not a snowplow in sight. But hey, there’s still something magical about snow, right? Which is why there are so