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Encyclopedia > All Songs Considered

All Songs Considered is an online multimedia program featuring information about, and streaming audio of, the songs used as bumper music on the NPR radio program All Things Considered. The program has featured such diverse artists as Ella Fitzgerald, Nirvana, Nick Drake, and John Williams.


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NPR : Ordinary Songs Become Memorable Events (809 words)
Dalton didn't write songs, and some have said that the lack of her own material, coupled with her apprehension over recording, hindered her career.
The third time I listened to Dalton singing this song, I decided that she had had a little bit too much to drink that day -- too many flat and cracked notes -- and some lack of understanding of the material.
This is a difficult song to get right, because the singer has to project a sense of having fractured a relationship or not having done much to save it, while still urging their former lover not to think too badly of them as each partner moves on with life.
Songs of All Faiths (366 words)
His association with songs of inspiration is second only, if not equal, to his connection with Christmas music.
It should be noted that "I Believe" is generally considered a popular song and not a hymn but there is a school of thought which suggests that a "hymn" is not "what" you sing but "how" you sing.
It was common for Perry to include at least one song of inspiration on his recordings as he did at the end of his television specials.
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