Hungry Hearts
Manage episode 182344095 series 1491050
Two men, two volumes, a river and a sea. 1842-1980.
We may think that Bruce Springsteen and Alfred, Lord Tennyson are two very different artists, but once we start digging into their work, interesting similarities arise. Join me as I take a tour of Poems (1842) and The River (1980), with heartbreaking pit-stops, lovely ladies, and lots of wrong terms.
Notes & credits:
Blithe Spirits is written, performed, and produced by Halina Adams (@Halina_Adams)
artwork from author’s private collection and modified by her
Music:
Kai Engel, “Harbor,” from The Run
Bruce Springsteen, “I’m on Fire,” Live, 1975-85, copyright Columbia Records
aAirial, “Splash,” from Winterkauen
Scott Holmes, “Still Missing”
Springsteen, “The River,” The River, copyright Columbia Records
Springsteen, “Drive All Night,” The River, copyright Columbia Records
Julie Maxwell, “Cerberus Fossae,” from My Kingdom’s Chorus
Springsteen, “Crush on You,” The River, copyright Columbia Records
Podington Bear, “Looking for Trouble,” from Piano I
Podington Bear, “Running on Empty,” from Brooding
Podington Bear, “Sensitive,” from Brooding
Podington Bear, “Skeptic,” from Brooding
Podington Bear, “Down and Around,” from Brooding
Borrtex, “Hope,” from Peaceful Mind
Springsteen, “Hungry Heart,” Live, 1975-85, copyright Columbia Records
Dexter Britain, “The Time to Run,” from Creative Commons Selections
Kai Engel, “Low Horizon,” from The Scope
Kai Engel, “Seeker,” from The Run
Springsteen, “I’m on Fire,” Born in the USA, copyright Columbia Records
CONTACT ME:
@Halina_Adams
@blithe_spritits
blithespiritsblog@gmail.com
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