Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling In Love” on a Kalimba Sounds Kind of Awesome
Can’t Help Falling In Love was originally written by Hugo Peretti, Luigi Creatore, and George David Weiss. It was performed by Elvis Presley for his mov
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Game of Thrones Theme on a 12-String Acoustic Guitar
Every time I hear this theme I can’t help but close my eyes and let the music take me. There’s something about this tune that just invokes somethi
Check Out This Ducktales Theme Song Done Acapella
It’s different, that much is obvious, and it’s well done as well. But somehow I think I’d still prefer the actual Ducktales them as it’
The Top Uses of John Denver Songs in Movies or TV
Henry John Deutschendor Jr. was a legend among musicians that was taken too soon in life. Obviously his real name never really made it into the limelight that
The Top Uses of C&C Music Factory’s “Everybody Dance Now” in Movies or TV
Everybody dance now! Between 1989 and 1990 this song was one of the all-time favorites on the dance floor and in most dance halls for various events. In high
The Top Uses of George Straight Songs in Movies or TV
George Strait is lauded as the King of Country and as the man that did his absolute best to bring country back to its roots. He’s had a huge impact in c
Five Movie Directors Who are also Incredible Music Composers
We have a sort of love affair with the legendary actors who we recognize for creating the icon roles in film. We expect them to be the consummate actors which
The Top Uses of Bryan Adams Songs in Movies or TV
For some reason Bryan Adams has had to endure a lot of criticism over the years and has been spoofed to death on various TV shows despite the fact that he has
The Five Most Addicting Cartoon Theme Songs from the 80s
The 1980’s were an awesome time to be a kid. The cartoons alone were just great and there were so many of them to pick from! If you didn’t like fa
Listen to the Super Mario Theme Played By Four Calculators
I’ve seen this effect played out on two calculators before, but four is doubly impressive since it would take a lot more concentration to accomplish. Gi
