Christian jukebox (good clean music to listen to)

[Cushi]

Lately - Jodeci

 

 

Lately - Jodeci (live) please excuse the sagging pants...

 

 

 

[minister159]

A crooner from the past. Live performance on BBC from 1963. My, how things have changed!

 

 

[minister159]

His daughter singing the same song some 45 years later. Too bad she is also no longer living.

[Cushi]

Easy lover - Philip Bailey ft Phil Collins

 

 

[navco]

 

[Cushi]

12 minutes ago, navco said:

 

Nice song. Thanks for contributing to the thread brother Greg 😎

[Cushi]

Shine - Collective Soul 

 

 

[minister159]

 

[Cushi]

Too bad - Nickelback

 

 

Hero - Chad Kroeger ft Josey Scott

 

 

[Pjdriver]

 

The guy with the dreads, Fkj, is very talented. He plays with different artist and has a few good videos (music). 

 

[Cushi]

Fly like an eagle - Seal

 

 

Kiss from a rose - Seal

 

 

[EccentricM]

 

[Cushi]

Done for me - Charlie Puth feat Kehlani

 

 

Attention - Charlie Puth

 

 

[EccentricM]

 

[Dages]

I love lofi / chill / vaporwave / instrumental / etc. music... no problem with bad lyrics

Edited November 6, 2018 by Dages

[minister159]

37 minutes ago, EccentricM said:

 

I'm old enough that I can remember listening to this hit on my transistor radio, and everybody else's too at the beach in Southern California, as a young boy at the time. Good music, good times!

[Tortuga]

1 minute ago, minister159 said:

beach in Southern California

Which beach?

[Tortuga]

Times have changed.

The leader singer is a regular pioneer in a Hmong group. We've been close friends for over 30 years...

 

 

[Cushi]

5 hours ago, Tortuga said:

Times have changed.

The leader singer is a regular pioneer in a Hmong group. We've been close friends for over 30 years...

 

 

Always good to hear older music. Thanks for contributing to the thread brother Richard 🙂

[Cushi]

Lately - Stevie Wonder

 

 

[JayMusicGirl]

 

Just found this song by an Australian-Chinese singer based in Taiwan (she's very international, I think she went to college in the States and lived in Korea for a bit too). Even though it sounds exactly like a new jack swing song from the early 90's/late 80's,  it was released just this year. Excellent production,  catchy song and the translated lyrics and meaning are really cute. It's Dial Up in English (Bo Jie in Chinese pinyin) and has lots of references to using the internet in the 90's and uses that allusion to making a "connection" with someone. Sometimes the cleverness of Chinese lyrics can be completely missed if you don't have a good translation, thankfully I found this site that explained the meaning/lyrics pretty decently when translated using Google

https://streetvoice.com/Julia_Wu/songs/564641/

Edited November 7, 2018 by JayMusicGirl

[minister159]

22 hours ago, Tortuga said:

Which beach?

Huntington Beach, aka Surf City in recent years. It was the closest and most accessible beach.

[Tortuga]

28 minutes ago, minister159 said:

Huntington Beach, aka Surf City in recent years. It was the closest and most accessible beach.

Tim and I have fished off the pier many times...

[Cushi]

17 hours ago, JayMusicGirl said:

 

Just found this song by an Australian-Chinese singer based in Taiwan (she's very international, I think she went to college in the States and lived in Korea for a bit too). Even though it sounds exactly like a new jack swing song from the early 90's/late 80's,  it was released just this year. Excellent production,  catchy song and the translated lyrics and meaning are really cute. It's Dial Up in English (Bo Jie in Chinese pinyin) and has lots of references to using the internet in the 90's and uses that allusion to making a "connection" with someone. Sometimes the cleverness of Chinese lyrics can be completely missed if you don't have a good translation, thankfully I found this site that explained the meaning/lyrics pretty decently when translated using Google

https://streetvoice.com/Julia_Wu/songs/564641/

Thanks for contributing to the thread sister Jadon 🙂

 

Edited November 8, 2018 by Brother Jack

[Cushi]

Cold shot - Stevie Ray Vaughan