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Always

Ciao! This week I have chosen the theme “Always”. To start out, let’s listen to “Never My Love” by The Association from 1967. Next up is “Niente al Mondo” by Dolcenera from 2015. The title means “nothing in the world” and she says there is nothing in the world that she would trade for her love. Our next song is by Belgian tenor Helmut Lotti. The title is “All My Life” and it is a powerful song about a man who will love forever even though he doesn’t know when or if he will see his loved one again. The song was written by Helmut Lotti and Joaquin Rodrigo and was first released by Helmut Lotti in 1995. Now let’s listen to “Forever and Ever” by Demis Roussos from 1973. Our next song is by Eros Ramazzotti from 2003. The title is “Un Emozione Per Sempre” which means “an emotion forever”. It is about a love story that is over but unforgettable, making him remember many happy times, and he says some loves leave their mark on us, for always. Now here is “I Swear” by All 4 One from 1994. “Alway...
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Together Again... or Maybe Not

Ciao! This week I’ve chosen the theme “Together Again...or Maybe Not”. These are songs about getting back together, or wanting to, or staying together after deciding maybe to break up, or songs explaining why none of these things are possible. First up is “Stuck on You” by Lionel Richie from 1984.

Our next song is by Italian singer-songwriter Eros Ramazzotti, from 2000 entitled “Nell'azzurrità”, which means “in the blueness”.

Now here is “Promise Me” by Beverly Craven from 1990. A beautiful piece of music, promising to be home soon.

Next up is “Strano il Mio Destino” by Giorgia from 1996. The title means “strange, my destiny” and she is singing about how strange her fate is, having brought her within a short distance from her loved one’s heart, without ever actually arriving.

Here is one of my favorite songs of all time, “Before the Winter” by Stratovarius from 1997. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again...some of the best love songs are by metal bands, and this one is no exception! It has great lyrics, beautiful melody, gorgeous vocal harmonies, flawless piano, exceptional keyboards, oboe, orchestra, and the throbbing drums and electric guitar typical of the best metal bands. Enjoy!!!

Now let’s listen to “I’d Really Love to See You Again” by England Dan & John Ford Coley from 1976.

Our next song is “Portami Via” by Dolcenera from 2005. The title means “take me away”.

And now here’s “After All” by Peter Cetera & Cher from 1989.

“Weekend in New England” by Barry Manilow from 1976 asks with great longing…”when will I hold you again?”

Here’s a very enjoyable song that I found on the web, but I can’t tell you much about it, except that the title is “Di Nuovo Insieme”, which means “together again”, and it is sung by two people named Marco & Alice.

“When Will I See You Again” by The Three Degrees is a song released in 1974 by American soul group The Three Degrees, from their third album The Three Degrees. Billboard placed the song at number 67 on the list of 100 Greatest Girl Group Songs of All Time. The song is unique in that every sentence is a question. It was one of the most successful recordings of the "Philly Soul" era. In the U.S., and it peaked at #2 on the pop singles chart. It reached #1 on the adult contemporary chart, and #4 on the R&B chart. It also spent two weeks at the top of the UK Singles Chart.

Here is “Bargain” by The Who from 1971. It is about being willing to do anything, to find the right person to love.

Our next song is “Per tornare a te” by Michele Zarrillo from 2003. The title means “to return to you”.

Next up is a song from 1972: “Everything I Own”, by Bread, which is still one of my favorite groups, after all these years.

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