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Tag Archives: pop music

Tony Funderburk Posted on December 1, 2022 by TonyMarch 5, 2023
Melody line is a favorite of mine

A long, catchy melody line is a thing of beauty. And, for the most part, it’s a thing of the past. Pop music, in almost every genre, tends to seek out a vowel and repeat it over and over these … Read the rest

Posted in music history, Rhyme and Reason Podcast, Tony Funderburk | Tagged lyrics, making melodies, music history, pop music, rhyme and reason podcast, songwriters | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on February 4, 2022 by TonyFebruary 5, 2022
Karen Carpenter died with a broken heart inside

As I write this, today’s date is February 4, 2022. So, that means it has been exactly 39 years since Karen Carpenter died. And that might not mean anything to younger readers and listeners. But she was considered one of … Read the rest

Posted in music history | Tagged music history, pop music | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on January 13, 2022 by TonyJanuary 15, 2022
Chart history shows where this music really goes

He said he learned to sing “in church, because of my mother. God bless my mom.” And I read another quote from him that was in response to being called Mr. Evans. He replied, “Don’t call me Mr. Evans; only … Read the rest

Posted in music history | Tagged music history, pop music | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on June 24, 2021 by TonyJune 25, 2021
Spare time memories of a song I really don't love

In college I had a roommate, Rick. And he was a nice guy. We got along fine. But I think he could sleep through a tornado. And an example of what I mean is also one of the biggest reasons … Read the rest

Posted in life is beautiful | Tagged a very interesting story, pop music | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on June 18, 2021 by TonyJune 18, 2021
Music charts measure the arts but not the important parts

Imagine if you wrote a song and it became popular enough to be played on local radio. And then, more and more people liked it. So, it actually made it to the “music charts.” And then, what if your song … Read the rest

Posted in current events, Truth Bombs | Tagged famous birthdays, pop music, singer songwriter | Leave a reply
Tony Funderburk Posted on March 21, 2021 by TonyApril 2, 2021
The Joshua Tree sounds like driftwood to me

I remember a young lady telling me about The Joshua Tree when I was in Albuquerque, New Mexico back in 1987. I was booked there for two weeks, and she and couple of other friends asked me if I’d heard … Read the rest

Posted in music history, Psalms, Rhyme and Reason Podcast | Tagged book of Psalms, Christian principles, music history, pop music, rhyme and reason podcast | Leave a reply

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