Music Review: Debbie West Coon

Beautiful music for a Quiet and Spiritual Day...


I was introduced to her music by another Blogger's site and wanted to share with you all the beauty of her voice and the Spirit in which she brings.


So far, one of her CD's is available on Amazon.com and the other on her website www.debbiewestcoon.com


Enjoy the videos. I can attest they are beautiful.


Debbie West Coon

Movie Review: "August Rush"

August Rush Official Website 

"There’s music in the wind and sky. Can you hear it? And there’s hope. Can you feel it? The boy called August Rush can. The music mysteriously draws him, penniless and alone, to New York City in a quest to find – somehow, someway – the parents separated from him years earlier. And along the way he may also find the musical genius hidden within him. Experience the magic of this rhapsodic epic of the heart... "I believe in music the way some people believe in fairy tales," August says. Open your heart and listen. You’ll believe, too." Amazon.com

This 2007 movie is one of the most heartfelt movies I have seen in a long time. It will have you laughing, crying and literally rushing with August and his family to find one another and make the music score complete!

The awesome cast, which includes, Freddie Highmore as "August Rush", Keri Russell, Jonathan Rhys Meyers,  Terrence Howard and Robin Williams will find you mesmerized at the excellent talents they exhibit to bring you right there, on the streets and concert halls of New York.


Recommended for all ages; Rated PG

 "The music is all around US, all you have to do is listen."

 August's Rhapsody                                                                                                          

Movie Review: "Young@Heart"

 I was excited to see this movie come to our dollar theatre! I have been wanting to see it ever since I saw the trailer. It is such an inspiring film that illustrates what talents our senior citizens have, no matter their age or ability.

My sister and I had planned to go, but I drug my niece to the late show, knowing with her love for music, that she would enjoy it.

As we watched we became attached to these fantastic people who warmed our souls, had our feet a shaking, our eyes tearing and singing along to tunes, that for them, were foreign at one time.

Without giving the story away, I just want to say, rent it and take tissue...

Probably my most favorite song: Warning: Tissues needed

I Will Try to Fix You...