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Tag Archives: weather in music
When Snow Gets You Down, Write Songs
Below is a link to the words I wrote to a well-known Christmas carol, Silver Bells, in honour of Nov. 27, 2014’s blizzard that brought deep snow and -35°C wind chills. I write these lyrics to keep my sanity during … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Outdoors/Travel, Writing
Tagged blizzzard, Christmas song, cold weather, extreme weather, humor, humour, snow, weather geek, weather in music, winter, winter driving
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When a Writer Catches Wind of Weather in Music
The article How Weather Influenced the Music of the ’60s and Beyond (Songwriting News, SongSmith, Nov. 16, 2016), reblogged on this site, discusses a time “when music was heavily influenced by the weather.” I’ve always been a weather person even … Continue reading
Posted in Music/Art, Outdoors/Travel
Tagged Alberta, British Columbia, childhood memories, music, music video, Ontario, Prague, weather, weather geek, weather in music, writing life
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How Weather Influenced the Music of the ’60s and Beyond
Originally posted on SongSmith:
The 1960s has gone down as one of the most pivotal and revolutionizing decades as far as pop and rock music are concerned. From The Rolling Stones and The Beatles to Bob Dylan and The Supremes,…
Posted in Music/Art
Tagged 1960s, atmospheric disturbances, climate, mood, pop music, rock music, weather, weather in music
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