I Wanna Take You Higher Again

Last but not least, we are finishing up our review of the Thank You album by listening to “I Wanna Take You Higher Again”. This is simply an additional version of the earlier reviewed “I Wanna Take You Higher”, originally written and performed by Sly and the Family Stone and included as a B-side on… Continue reading I Wanna Take You Higher Again

Grab a cocktail!

Vodka tonic in a can!

It’s that time again! Friday, and that means it is time to grab a beverage, settle in and enjoy another episode of Vodka Friday with Amanda and Rhonda! Today marks a new beginning for VF as we not only put up a video for those of you who enjoy watching us act like fools each… Continue reading Grab a cocktail!

Don’t let anyone take your bliss away

Housekeeping notes first! I’ve made a decision, and that is to really concentrate on doing this “column” of mine as a podcast each week. I like engaging that way, and it kind of gives my fingers a break from typing (although the editing is another story altogether). You have several options on how to receive… Continue reading Don’t let anyone take your bliss away

In Review: Drive By

“Drive By” is the only song written by Duran Duran that is included on Thank You, released in 1995. Essentially, “Drive By” is an alternate version of “The Chauffeur”. The music is virtually the same, although in this song, there is spoken word by Simon Le Bon. Other sources describe the song as an introduction… Continue reading In Review: Drive By

This week in DD History – February 21-27, 2021

We’re already about to begin the third week of February! Time is flying by, yet we’re still feeling like it’s Groundhog Day every single day of the week (at least *I* am). Hope everyone is safe and well out there! February 21 Planet Earth peaked at #12 on the UK charts (1981) Duran Duran performs… Continue reading This week in DD History – February 21-27, 2021

In Review: Thank You

For this commercially pushed week of romance, we turn our attention to “Thank You”, the song originally released by Led Zeppelin in 1969. Written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, the song was written for Maureen, Robert Plant’s wife (at the time). Duran Duran’s version of “Thank You” was one of the first to be… Continue reading In Review: Thank You