Brilliant - thanks a mil @detlev

Excellent - thanks a million

You certainly have an eye for these flower photos, really nice shots here.

Wow, those shots are truly amazing, not only did you capture a beautiful sunset, but you captured people enjoying the beautiful sunset and birds flying by in unison with the beauty, really well done.

Sewerbration!! Love it, ha ha, glad ye got that sewer in Indiana! Great song to celebrate the sewer. Happy is class isn't it, how could you not be smiling listening to it and bopping those feet and dancing

TUNES!!!!!!!!!!! Always liked a bit of techno, trance, dance etc. I would not be mad into it now or anything, but would be partial to a night clubbing to this type of music every now and then. You seem

Interesting stuff, I must say I am not familiar with the genre, but I dipped into all three videos and I like what I hear, I could definitely imagine myself dancing to some of the tunes. Great share for

The interpretation of this song at the Montreux Festival in 1989 by Miles Davis and Chaka Khan is out of this world, full of improvisations and musical exquisiteness, a mix of Jazz, Pop and R&B, a

A nice mixed bag of tunes, thanks for sharing them for #ttt

"There's no use complaining about the skid marks in your mate's jocks, when you can't even wipe your own f*ckin' arse." What an opening line that is man, and the song and concept is quality,

Not sure if we are allowed to share music with no lyrics and just pure music but here goes nothing. Something to change it up. Just enjoy the melody and background music as it can tell a story without

I was introduced to Bethel Music through Three Tune Tuesday - such spiritual belief coursing through their songs. Thanks for the three that you shared with us all this week. I think that last one Holy

Nice concept for a post here my friend and three very different, yet very well written and real as well. You are right about the Immortal Technique one though, once you hear it there is no unhearing it,

Hey there, thanks for your three tunes this week - the Lara Fabian one was new to me and Toxic I remember very well from the nightclubs and my wife used to play this a lot :)

Here's Justin Johnson covering the Beetles or as I call them the beat less. Ha ha ha, very good! Man, that oil can guitar is so cool! It looks sweet and he plays it brilliantly too, quality stuff right

Nice one @bozz, great to have you here on #threetunetuesday and I must say I really like your concept this week, bringing us our tunes, but also bringing us an opinion piece and integrating the two, really

Wow, Broken is a beautiful song and I love that it integrates the hausa language as well, very cool. You must be a very spiritual guy, which is nice to see, it certainly comes through in your songs. God

The feckless rogue!! That's pure annoying 😒

Great little tale and great way to work in the photos from a family day out. "he looked at me the same way a pedigree Cockatoo looks at a street pigeon's cock." had my chuckling! 🤣