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Is the Eurovision Song Contest Getting Better?
Yesterday, like I do most years, I dutifully switched on the TV to have my yearly moan at the Eurovision Song Contest. There is something deep inside me and many others that loves to pass comment on the ‘rubbish’ songs, … Continue reading
Songwriting and Grief: Creative Unifying Principles
I was thinking this week about Sting’s creative process when writing both Nothing Like The Sun and The Soul Cages. It is well documented how Nothing Like the Sun was written during a time when Sting’s mother died from cancer, … Continue reading
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Tagged creative process, Eric Clapton, Forensic Musicology, John Lennon, Lou Read, Music, Music and Death, Music and Grief, paul carr, songwriting, sting
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