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Tag Archives: song
My First Single From My First Movie Score Released!
I’m thrilled to announce that “Impossible Love,” my first single from the soundtrack of the multi-award-winning motion picture Healing River, is now available through iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, Deezer, and others. To listen to or buy “Impossible Love,” … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Movies, Videos
Tagged DVD, Impossible Love, iTunes, music, release, song, soundtrack
48 Comments
Fist fight with the mirror.
Originally posted on You, Me, Music & Life:
It would be pretty amazing if we all could have a superpower, what would you go for if you could pick one? Invisibility sounds good, but definitely has the potential to get…
Music from My Movies
Do the Notzilla! I wrote three songs for the closing credits of my new feature film Notzilla, each in a different early 60s pop style, and each devoted to the national craze set off by an escaped kaiju (giant monster) … Continue reading
Music from My Movies
Where Have All the Monsters Gone? As I mentioned in the previous Music from My Movies, I wrote three songs for the closing credits of my new feature film Notzilla. Since the music under the credits represents a typical day … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Movies, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged folk music, funny, Godzilla, monster, Notzilla, song, spoof
27 Comments
Music from My Movies
Father, I’m on Fire! Father, I’m on Fire, a burst of guileless musical joy, plays under the ending credits of my feature film Over-the-Rhine. Expressing the newborn faith of one of the film’s central characters, it’s exuberant lyrics and light … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Memoir, Movies, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Religion/Faith
Tagged believer, country, joy, rock, song
14 Comments
Music from My Movies
Impossible Love The song Impossible Love plays a key role in my film Over-the-Rhine, as indeed it does in my life. Early in the movie, seventeen-year-old songwriter and drug addict Alec has a melody stuck in his head. He attempts … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Movies, Poetry, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Story Power
Tagged love, lyrics, Over-the-Rhine, recording, song
34 Comments
Music from My Movies
The Game Creating music for the films I write and direct has become my principal way of pursuing my “other love.” I embedded Healing River, the song used in the opening of my feature film Over-the-Rhine, in my first Music … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Memoir, Movies, Poetry, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Quips and Quotes
Tagged lyrics, music, recording, song
26 Comments
Music From My Movies
Healing River When I was young, it was a toss-up whether music or writing would be the focus of my career. Writing and filmmaking eventually emerged as my creative fulcrum. But, like water seeking the path of least resistance, my … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Movies, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged ballad, filmmaking, Healing River, music, recording, sad, song
42 Comments
Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow: The Next Generation
Boldly going where no song has gone before. (Enjoy the Trek!) (How a geek like me begins December.) Live Long and be Merry!
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Quips and Quotes
Tagged carol, Christmas, December, funny, make it so, song, Star Trek
11 Comments
Jingle Bells
“Jingle Bells” is one of the most sung Christmas tunes in the world, although its lyrics vary from country to country (it’s also one of the most spoofed). It was written by James Lord Pierpont–for Thanksgiving–in remembrance of the sleigh … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged carol, Christmas, clever, funny, Jingle Bells, popular, song, Tony DeSare
16 Comments