Category: MusicMonday

Music Monday – “Scrambled Eggs/Oh my baby, how I love your legs”

A famous bit of Beatles trivia is that Paul McCartney woke up one day with the fully formed melody for “Yesterday” running through his head. He didn’t have

Music Monday – “Seems like everywhere I go/The more I see, the less I know”

It’s always good to have a song that makes you want to dance around the room and this song has the coveted “most played” top spot in my

Music Monday – “Don’t Let Me Down(load)”

After years of back and forth between Apple (the Beatles record label) and Apple (the technology company), the Beatles are now on iTunes!

Music Monday – “I guess he’s an X-Box/And i’m more Atari/But the way you play your game ain’t fair.”

Sure, the original Cee Lo Brown song is mega-catchy and will have kids getting detention after being caught singing it on the playground for months to come. But

Music Monday – “I’ll still sing you this song/To last the whole night long.”

I’m not sure – I may have posted a different version of this song before (it’s one of my all-time favourites) but I especially like this one taped

Music Monday – “There’s a high-wire zombie ‘tween the World Trades/A King Kong zombie on the Empire State/But the biggest zombies Tokyo to Rome/The zombies who call the city home”

I first saw Spike Lee’s documentary, “Do It Acapella” back around 1990 or 1991. In those days, if you saw something on TV, it was gone unless you

Music Monday – The Best iPhone Commercial Apple Never Made

This clip went viral over the weekend so you may have seen it by now. It’s by a band from New York called Atomic Tom who decided to

Notes from Rachel Van Riel Workshop at Regina Public Library

RPL hosted a workshop with well-known library consultant, Rachel Van Riel of OpeningTheBook.com today, the only Saskatchewan stop on a cross-Canada tour that will also take her to

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