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Friday Favs Volume 1

Friday August 13, 2010
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Music can communicate our message more effectively than when we just use words alone.  Today’s Friday Favs post is a compilation of music that strikes a chord with our staff members for how it communicates a message, emotion or inspires a story.  What’s your “go to” song that brings a smile to your day?

Beauty in the World
Album:  Beauty in the World
Artist:  Macy Gray
Selected by:  Yancy
Elysium
Album:  Gladiator Soundtrack
Artist:  Klaus Badelt and Lisa Gerrard
Selected by:  Jon Williams
Family Man
Album:  Love and Thunder
Artist:  Andrew Peterson
Selected by:  Tim Walker
It’s Your Life
Album:  My Paper Heart
Artist:  Francesca Battistell
Selected by:  Kristie McCollister
Hot Air Balloon
Album:  Ocean Eyes
Artist:  Owl City
Selected by:  Betsy Wright
Vienna
Album:  The Stranger
Artist:  Billy Joel
Selected by:  Kristen Ivy

All Out of Love
Album:  Ultimate Air Supply
Artist:  Air Supply
Selected by:  Stuart Hall
My Heart Goes Out to You
Album:  Warren Barfield
Artist:  Warren Barfield
Selected by:  Misty Phillips
Another Day
Album:  Woot!
Artist:  Pomplamoose
Selected by:  Joy Bowen

As a bonus, you might want to add these songs we found among Reggie Joiner’s “Top 25 Played” on his iPod:

Can’t Touch This
Album:  Please Hammer Don’t Hurt Em
Artist:  MC Hammer
Copacabana
Album:  Copacabana
Artist:  Barry Manilow
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