Music For Peace On Sunday

A great song from Bee today, with interesting facts about the artist, Wiyaala. I hope you all enjoy the song as much as I do!

Peace Song November – Peace

I decided on a little Curtis Mayfield for our Sunday Peace Song.

Peace Song November-

A post from Bee with a song (It’s Muse-click through and turn it up!!), then my selection beneath; leave the volume up for that one, too. Peace Out! 🕊 ☮

Peace Song November – Will Of The People

Leave the volume up for this one, too. Yes, it seems Christmasy, but it’s a peace song. We used to go to Wichita to see them every year. They told the story during the concert. From notes on the video:

“For anyone who wants to know the story of this song, I looked it up: The city of Sarajevo was in a war with another city, in the middle of the Bosnian War, and his city was destroyed by his own people. Desperate to do something the old man would go to the highest place he could find, and play music on his cello, things like Mozart and Beethoven. A reporter went to try and find him and ask why he did such a crazy thing. He responded because it was his only way to show that there was still a little bit of humanity in the world.”

Peace Song Challenge

While the challenge is simple and explained in Bee’s posts, all one need do is either reblog/post on your own blog, answer in comments, or go to Bee’s, and tell us of the peace song you particularly love, or want to hear. Link it if you can. That’s all! Let’s ripple world peace all across the universe! 🕊 ☮ ✌

Peace Song November – Peace Train

The song I choose for this one is not nearly as obscure as yesterday’s; enjoy some George Harrison.

Do You Know Peace Music? Love A Particular Song Promoting Peace? Join Us in Bee’s Peace Song November Challenge!

Bee explains it all here:

Peace Song November – Imagine

This will be up early on Nov. 2nd, which puts us a day behind though I’m doing this on Nov. 1st. Anyway, today I choose “I Declare World Peace,” lyrics by Lawrence R. Gelber, performed by Win Thompkins. Enjoy an obscure bit of music, and be sure to click through to Bee’s to see her peace music, too, and share your own peace music!