Inspiration don't you just love it?
Well today's inspiration is all a bit serendipitous!
This month well two weeks ago Mrs T announced she wanted to create a YouTube channel and started vlogging daily in December, meaning release a video daily. All very good but as of 9.60pm on the evening of the last day of December she had not even got a YouTube channel!
Fast forward two weeks and I have been made the cameraman, editor and co-creator and it has been a blast!
Talk about teaching an old dog new tricks, it has been fun and it shows that when you get thrown into the deep end you swim. This is how I have led my life and I love it.
Rambling much! Okay so yesterday for Hive I made a post on patterns for the qurator contest, and it actually was about a Doocot or Dovecot that we visited in the grounds of Aberdour Castle near us during last summer.
The Doves and Doos of Aberdour Castle and it's Dovecot and I then used Doo and Doocot being that they are Scottish for Dove and Dovecot on the Scottish Word of The Day segment on Mrs T's vlog yesterday on her channel Yarn ChickHen
Although the first one uses what I think of as the Scottish version Doo but in short written format Do! Hey you have to have a bit of an artistic licence in your life right?
It is Tuesday and that of course means that it's #ttt or #threetunetuesday and so it's time to share some tunes with you!
Do go support
Kicking it off with the oldest tune ...
Release Date: 1980
Album: Zenyatta Mondatta
This was from their third album, they released five in all. It is a fluffing nonsense song, but the Do Do Do lyrics popped right into my head when we were talkign about Doos on the vlog yesterday.
I do like them, but like a lot of bands it is the early stuff I like!
There was a historical re-enactment when we were at the castle, it was a scorching day and the fellow in the large hat was the landowner Morton who we believe had the DooCot built...
Album: Released as a single (later appeared on various compilations)
The song is highly energetic and features a notable gospel choir (The Inspirational Choir of the Pentecostal First Born Church of the Living God), which gives it a powerful, uplifting feel. It was a major commercial success for the band, reaching Number 2 on the UK Singles Chart in 1983.
Release Date: May 16, 1984
Album: Purple Rain
I was a Prince fan and had Purple Rain on CD, he was a wee genius!
Which was your favourite tune? Or have you never heard of them?
Note: The 3 YouTube videos that I have shared are not owned by me, I am simply spreading great music on Hive.
I wish that you all have a brilliant happy fun and terrific Tuesday until we meet again enjoy your tunes πΆπ΅πΆ
The images were taken by the author and ramblings are also from me with some assistance from gemini, the mad Scotsman TengoLoTodo unless otherwise stated.
Hey fellow creators & readers! ππΆπ¨
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