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TOP 10 ALBUMS- DECEMBER 2019

 

1

YOU’RE IN MY HEART:

Rod Stewart with the 

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra      1 2

2 FINE LINE Harry Styles       NEW

3 RUN HOME SLOW The Teskey Brothers      NEW 

4 BLOOD MOON Cold Chisel      NEW

5 CATS Motion Picture Soundtrack – Various Artists     NEW

6 GOLDEN: LIVE IN CONCERT Kylie Minogue      NEW

7 CHRISTMAS PRESENT Robbie Williams      5 2          

8 TBNH The Brand New Heavies      3 4

9 TOMORROW’S NEW DREAM Incognito      2 2

10 GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD Elton John      NEW     

The best songs of 2019. Continues every day. This post: #6 - 4.

Caffè Lattè presents-

THE 100 BEST SONGS OF

2019

As another decade draws to a close, here are 100 examples of what was great musically during the year 2019:

4

ALL I SEE IS YOU

Benjamin Ingrosso

After representing Sweden in the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest with “Dance You Off”, this singer / songwriter set to work on completing his debut album 'Identification' which contained this track and several other strong songs.

5

HEAVEN

Anna Book

A fine example of catchy pop that the Swedes pull off so well. The Swedish singer co-wrote the song.

6

THE COMEDIANS

Roy Orbison & The

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

The original version of this moving song was featured on the ‘Mystery Girl’ album. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra infuse more emotion into this track penned by Elvis Costello.

2019

It was a year of inspiration as we watched Greta Thunberg’s outrage over climate change. There was tragedy in a mosque in New Zealand. An election in Britain might just see Brexit happen in 2020. Trump was impeached. Notre Dame burned. The Amazon was on fire. Bushfires raged in Australia. Julian Assange left the Ecuadorian embassy. We all watched with great concern as residents of Hong Kong braved the streets in defiance of the Chinese Communist Party.

IN MEMORIAM

 

 

Doris Day, actress / singer

Luke Perry, actor

Valerie Harper, actress

Clive James, writer

Bob Hawke, Australian Prime Minister

Diahann Carroll, actress

Peter Mayhew, Chewbacca in ‘Star Wars’

Peter Tork, member of The Monkees

Ginger Baker, musician

Harold Prince, legend of the theatre

Tim Conway, comedian

John Singleton, filmmaker

James Ingram, singer

Greedy Smith, member of group Mental As Anything