Posts by Linda Marsanico
I Love Jazz. I Love Rock ’n’ Roll
I love Jazz. I love Rock ‘n’ Roll, “…put another dime in the juke box baby (written by Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker, originally released by Arrow, 1975, RAK; later sung and released by Joan Jet and the Blackhearts,1981, Boardwalk). Each of these music genres developed in American Culture. Jazz has its roots in slavery,…
Read MoreWhat Do Confucius, Artists and Musicians Have in Common?
All things come to those who wait is my paraphrase of Confucius. A rephrase of a song I like very much is that I am moving like Jagger (“Moves like Jagger,”Maroon 5, Adam Levine, with C. Aguilera, 2011) I’m just playing…Mick Jagger is one of my all time favorite artists, and I really like Adam…
Read MoreInfinity to The Infinite Power
I’ve written about manifesting in my blogs dated July 29, Aug. 27, Sept. 2, and Sept. 9, 2013; now is a good time to expand that discussion to include co-creating. Manifesting is the art and science of focusing our feelings, desires and thoughts for the purpose of attracting what we want, in concrete form, into…
Read MoreSimplicity…counterpoint
From the frosting of last week’s blog (“The Power of Love,” final paragraph), the focus is on the Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love.” I have listened to this song countless times and am struck by the simple words and the complex music which accompanies. Were John and Paul conveying that the simple chorus belies…
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