Awesome Legend of Zelda Fairy Fountain Violin Cover by Taylor Davis
So I’m not a big Legend of Zelda fan, but I am a music lover and I can say with all honesty that this piece is very impressive as well as beautiful. The
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The Top Uses of Whitney Houston Songs in Movies or TV
There is a lot to say about Whitney Houston, so much in fact that it might warrant an entire article all on its own. But this is to celebrate the music that w
Kids on The Street Absolutely Nail Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters”
If you’re a big Metallic fan then this is worth a watch. The opening is perfect, and the entire way through these kids don’t deviate even once. No
Five Funny Uses of Kenny G Music in Movies or TV
Let me go on record to say that Kenny G is a very talented man. He’s amassed a great following and has had a career that’s been highly successful
The Top Uses of Jimi Hendrix’s “Foxy Lady” in Movies and TV
He was one of the greatest guitar players to ever live and a true treasure in the music industry. He was also gone far too soon since his genius could have be
The Top Uses of Janis Joplin Songs in Movies and TV
Janis Joplin is one of the most celebrated artists of her time and ours. Her music was so powerful that she’s still one of the best-selling musicians of
The Top Uses of ‘More Than A Feeling’ by Boston in Movies and TV
Their success came in the 1970’s and 80’s but it’s fair to state that their songs are still treasured by fans and are listened to on a regul
The Best Uses of Haddaway’s “What is Love” in Movies and TV
Haddaway did a lot of things before becoming a musical icon thanks to this particular song. What Is Love allowed him to rise to number 2 in Germany and the Un
The Top Uses of Creedance Clearwater Revival Songs in Movies
The name of this band was a combination of things they felt were important to them. Creedence was the name of a co-worker of Tom Fogerty’s, Clearwater c
A Pictorial Chronology of Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start The Fire”
Some songs are easy to follow, but some songs you really have to listen to in order to get the gist of what they’re saying. When We Didn’t Start t
