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whatshapninbruther:

Changing Partners - Helen Forrest

Today is my 18th birthday and I’m recovering from tonsillitis. 18 is one of those big years where you just reevaluate your life and honestly, I’m so happy with everything and everyone who has accompanied me on this journey, and I have such beautiful hopes for this year…

nprfreshair:

I drank my morning coffee to these songs from Nick Drake’s mother, Molly Drake, and it was the right way to start the day:

Squirrel Thing Recordings, the label behind the mysterious lost recordings of Connie Converse, is proud to announce the release of Molly Drake—a self-titled collection of never-before-heard songs recorded in the 1950’s at the Drake family home, and lovingly restored by Nick Drake’s engineer John Wood.

1901-a-space-odyssey:

Amelita Galli-Curci - Un Bel Di Vedremo (Madama Butterfly), 20.9.1922

Edith Piaf - Dans Ma Rue

It Had To Be You - Dick Haymes and Helen Forrest

If I ever have a wedding this will be the first dance song.

arpeggia:

Tomaso Albinoni - Adagio in G minor
performed by Herbert von Karajan (conductor) & Berlin Philharmoniker

i-need-it-too:

Enrico Caruso - Una furtiva lagrima

Connie Converse - Talkin’ Like You (Two Tall Mountains) 

After writing goodbye letters to her friends and family, Elizabeth “Connie” Converse disappeared in 1974, leaving behind a haunting body of recorded music that would remain virtually unheard for the next 35 years. An album of her music entitled How Sad, How Lovely was released in 2009.

Joni Mitchell | Big Yellow Taxi, 1970 (remastered)

Songs from “Friday Afternoons”, Op.7 - Cuckoo! - (Benjamin Britten) Moonrise Kingdom Soundtrack

platypus-olympics:

Hungry Ghosts - I Don’t Think About You Anymore, But I Don’t Think About You Anyless

taoayumu:

Frankenstein - Music from the Play

‘Come Scientist Destroy’

misanthropix:

I Love How You Love Me by Neutral Milk Hotel