Chiming In Thanksgiving Week. Thank You, Michael Cerbelli, For Choosing This Video



Dear Friends!

Rockin’ you into this week should be easy! Most of us will enjoy a short work week before we head off into our Thanksgiving Weekend.

Janet spent Sunday a week ago working with her friends of the SEARCH Foundation. President of Special Events for Total Event Specialists / Total Entertainment Michael Cerbelli and Janet chatted about music. He is sending us this week’s video: “Sweet Dreams” by the amazing Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, aka Eurythmics.
Michael: “A GROUNDBREAKING VIDEO! Happy MONDAY! Kisses M”

We trust his musical instincts! Block Party DJ ranks among his many illustrous titles!

And DJ Matt Cornwall concurs: "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" is an absolute  triumph of computer programming, boasting what i call  "the single greatest use of a prolonged synth line in the history of dance music." Truly.  By the early 1980s, the electro-pop sounds of Kraftwerk and Gary Numan had seeped into the pop mainstream courtesy of a slew of Brit-poppers like Vince Clarke by way of Depeche Mode, but synth-pop had been predominately male-driven up to that point. Not only did the Eurythmics' breakthrough Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) give the genre a distinctly feminine voice, it also helped give it soul, marrying the intentionally artificial, repetitive elements and robotic rhythms of techno to more organic sounds used throughout the entire album . And that's not even getting into the genius of their looks let alone the cutting edge music video! ~ DJ Matt Cornwall

Wishing you all a wonderful Thanksgiving with your families and friends!

Sincerely,
Janet Elkins

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