Bermuda Daily - Issue #96: Word of peace
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2020 12:59 pmBermuda Daily - Issue #96: Light a candle
I couldn't explain why or how, but when I listened this song for the first time I though it was quoting the author or a novel I've read in that same year (I don't really think this could be possible).
This piece and the album were good ones by a composer that was rebuilding, again, his 20-years-long (at that time) career.
The album was published with an interesting collaboration with a young American artist, who was getting more and more known and who, only one year before, released one of the best albums of those early 80s if not of the whole decade.
But the song we propose here on Radio
Bermuda is not one of those co-written, but the one that gives the album its name: Pipes Of Peace by Paul McCartney.
The video is a short movie set in WWI, in the 1914's Christmas Truce.
Enjoy.
P.S. If Bermuda Daily Issues will get to #100, a contest will be set. Lend me your ears!
I couldn't explain why or how, but when I listened this song for the first time I though it was quoting the author or a novel I've read in that same year (I don't really think this could be possible).
This piece and the album were good ones by a composer that was rebuilding, again, his 20-years-long (at that time) career.
The album was published with an interesting collaboration with a young American artist, who was getting more and more known and who, only one year before, released one of the best albums of those early 80s if not of the whole decade.
But the song we propose here on Radio
Bermuda is not one of those co-written, but the one that gives the album its name: Pipes Of Peace by Paul McCartney.The video is a short movie set in WWI, in the 1914's Christmas Truce.
Enjoy.
P.S. If Bermuda Daily Issues will get to #100, a contest will be set. Lend me your ears!
