Big List Add Ons 7 and 8 2023

Big List Update 7 2023 And 8 2023

Most unexpected song: Bobbie Gentry dance number and song, "You’re Number One Fan!"

Most unexpected jazz Piano Talent – NatKing Cole (any. Of his songs with his jazz trio.

Best Guitar and Voice Demo: Paul McCarney and Cilia Black, "Step Inside Love."

Best Thumb Strumming, Wes Montgomery, "Impressions", by John Coltrane.

Best "Chelsea Morning’, song by Joni Mitchell.

Always Makes Me Happy, song, Sergio Mendes and Brasil ’66, "Pretty World!"

The Perfect Doo Wop single, Tymes, "So much in Love" / "Wonderful Wonderful!"

Best Elton John Cover, "Love Song", composed by Lesley
Duncan.

Best First Take Vocal, Frank Sinatra, "Im A Fool To Want You."

Best Vocal Come On, or, How can a harpsichord be so sexy? Come On-a My House, by Rosemary Clooney.

Halloween Dance Classic, "Monster Mash", Bobby Boris Pickett.

Iconic Fun with Spelling Hands, "YMCA". The Village People.

The Saddest Song, Peggy Lee, sings Lieber / Stoller’s song, "Is That All There is?"

Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me About … Paul Humphrey, And His Cool Aid Chemists, "Cool Aid" or "sack Full of Dreams"

How Did We Miss This Classic Hit, "Romeo is Bleeding." Hall and Oates.

American Blues Psychedelic Sixties Classic That Nobody Remembers, "7:30 Guided Tour."

Best Sitcom Theme Song, Rock Update, Joan Jett, "Love is All Around."

Best Rock n Roll song from the Year I was Born, 1949, Jimmy Preston and His Presonaires, "Rock This Joint"

Best Buzz Buzz, Astrid Gilberto, "The Telephone. Song."

Best Version of Little Latin Lupe Lu, Lisa Beat E l Bugardi.

Best Collins Kids 1957 Rockabilly, "Hop, Skip, and Jump!"

Three Songs that Every 60’s combo Learned, "Louie Louie", The Kingsmen, "House of the Rising Sun", The Animals, "Gloria," Them.Big List Update 7 20023 And 8 2023

Most unexpected song: Bobbie Gentry dance number and song, "You’re Number One Fan!"

Most unexpected jazz Piano Talent – NatKing Cole (any. Of his songs with his jazz trio.

Best Guitar and Voice Demo: Paul McCarney and Cilia Black, "Step Inside Love."

Best Thumb Strumming, Wes Montgomery, "Impressions", by John Coltrane.

Best "Chelsea Morning’, song by Joni Mitchell.

Always Makes Me Happy, song, Sergio Mendes and Brasil ’66, "Pretty World!"

The Perfect Doo Wop single, Tymes, "So much in Love" / "Wonderful Wonderful!"

Best Elton John Cover, "Love Song", composed by Lesley
Duncan.

Best First Take Vocal, Frank Sinatra, "Im A Fool To Want You."

Best Vocal Come On, or, How can a harpsichord be so sexy? Come On-a My House, by Rosemary Clooney.

Halloween Dance Classic, "Monster Mash", Bobby Boris Pickett.

Iconic Fun with Spelling Hands, "YMCA". The Village People.

The Saddest Song, Peggy Lee, sings Lieber / Stoller’s song, "Is That All There is?"

Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me About … Paul Humphrey, And His Cool Aid Chemists, "Cool Aid" or "sack Full of Dreams"

How Did We Miss This Classic Hit, "Romeo is Bleeding." Hall and Oates.

American Blues Psychedelic Sixties Classic That Nobody Remembers, "7:30 Guided Tour."

Best Sitcom Theme Song, Rock Update, Joan Jett, "Love is All Around."

Best Rock n Roll song from the Year I was Born, 1949, Jimmy Preston and His Presonaires, "Rock This Joint"

Best Buzz Buzz, Astrid Gilberto, "The Telephone. Song."

Best Version of Little Latin Lupe Lu, Lisa Beat E l Bugardi.

Best Collins Kids 1957 Rockabilly, "Hop, Skip, and Jump!"

Three Songs that Every 60’s combo Learned, "Louie Louie", The Kingsmen, "House of the Rising Sun", The Animals, "Gloria," Them.

Cooking With Comments

COOKING WITH COMMENTS, Musea issue #208, is online!

This is the story of how Evie turns an idea into a popular online video series! Do you love food ? This short story is a fun adventure!

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First Events in the Start of the Universe

My Model For The First Events in the Beginning of the Universe. (From left to right)

1. Singularity before the Big Bang was eternal photons.
2. Big Bang was a release of photon energy.
3. Photons through pair conversion, created space time; and both the fundamental particles and first atoms of hydrogen and helium.
4. The universe temperature continued to drop until the annihilation phase when all free electrons (e-) and positrons (e+) not in atoms, began to annihilate and turn into pure energy.
5. This massive universe wide conversion of mass to energy caused the inflation phase.

This model suggests my answers to these physics questions.

Q. What was the singularity that started the Big Bang?
A. Eternal photons outside of space and time.

Q. Where did the anti matter go?
A. It went into the protons and neutrons. Protons have 2 positrons and one electron. Neutrons have 2 positrons and 2 electrons.

Q. Why did inflation happen?
A. When the temperature fell low enough, free electrons and positrons annihilated in a universal wide explosion of energy that created the inflation period.

Cerebellum

Prediction!!! BIG part of human discovery will be found as we investigate that brain at the back of the skull called the CEREBELLUM.
Here is the latest:

Cerebellum
Compared to chimpanzees and rhesus macaques, humans showed greater epigenetic differences in the cerebellum than the prefrontal cortex, highlighting the importance of the cerebellum in human brain evolution. The epigenetic differences were especially apparent on genes involved in brain development, brain inflammation, fat metabolism and synaptic plasticity — the strengthening or weakening of connections between neurons depending on how often they are used.

Psychology of Keys

PSYCHOLOGY OF KEYS. Essay.

Can knowing the key of the music tell you what the music will be like? I think so! Does it matter what type of music? Excluding atonal, I think not!
Take a look at the list, then compare for yourself. Check these findings with Bach’s Well Tempered Clavier, Chopin’s 24 Preludes, or Hendricks’ Bagatelle Variations. Each set has compositions in each of the major and minor keys.
Note masculine keys are A through G, feminine keys are Ab, Bb, C#, Eb, and F#. Self centered keys are Ab, A, and Bb; sociable keys are C# through G and B, with C a mix of both. The Lightest key is Bb, the heaviest E.
Here is a list of the keys, and their attributes.

A: Reserved, conservative, prudish, domineering, intelligent, shrewd, self-centered, closed, deep-red, bullish, narrow, Bachian, stern, haughty. (See also F#m.)

Am: Brooding, brutal, uncomplicated, angry, pouting, self-centered, primal, second most powerful minor, childlike, selfish, self-oriented, spoiled. (C.)

Bb: Gentle, wistful, energetic, brisk, bright, musing, reasonable, youthful, quick, contemplative, cool, light blue, reflective, dry, airy. (Gm.)

Bbm: Airy, action restrained, windy, conventional front, frustrated, restricted, wanting to escape from formalities, youthfulness restrained, sociable, deceiving, flattering, crafty, suffocating, entertaining, longing for freedom, theatrical, polite, energetic, regretful. (C#.)

B: Independent, futuristic, hopeful, having inner peace, pleasant, liquid, wintry humanitarian, healthy, mature, fresh, self-satisfied, dark blue, enlightened, content, open, strong, optimistic. (Abm.)

Bm: Agitated, guarded, scary, independent, liquid, airy, weird, aquamarine blue, offbeat, perverted, disturbing, medium, not heavy or lite, insane, worried. (D.)

C: Active, angelic, basic, not embroidered, plebian, all encompassing, straightforward, honest, heavenly, creme white or beige, common, sincere, solid, self-expressive, unpretentious, constructive, hardworking. (Am.)

Cm: Brooding, tragic, solid, heavier than C#m, lighter than Em, more evolved than Am, passionate, expressive, moving, active. (Eb.)

C#: Reasonable, facile, polished, cosmopolitan, polite, refined, sophisticated, show-off-y, wise, intelligent, understanding, sociable, wanderlust-ful, people-oriented, achieving, pure white, civilized, fashionable. (Bbm.)

C#m: Profound, darkest most intense and introspective minor, heartrending, refined, purest white light, orgiastic, sublime, ethereal, not of this world, subtle, beyond reason, cathartic, enlightened, graceful, Nirvana. (E.)

D: Proud, royal, trumpet like, regal, sunny, boastful, powerful, crisp, bright, haughty, kingly, active, questing, chivalric, yellow, ceremonial, rousing, stately. (Bm.)

Dm: Tempestuous, stormy, the most aggressive minor, active, rumbling, forceful, lofty, moody, dynamic, haughty, revengeful, stirring, energetic, theatrical, country like, windy. (F.)

Eb: Hospitable, the most sociable of all keys, charitable, pale yellow, charming, luxurious, compassionate, yielding, fun, gentle, generous, open, cultivated, lighthearted, understanding, sophisticated, entertaining, party like, warm, philanthropic. (Cm.)

Ebm: Doleful, light, girlish, open, sentimental, mystical, wizard like, innocent, petulant, warm, remorseful. (F#.)

E: Powerful, heavy, grand, robust, dynamic, stout, open, substantial, charismatic, dominant, watery, emotional, paradise like, moving, strong, gold, the most powerful and heaviest key, frank, honest. (C#m.)

Em: Powerful, anguished, having inner darkness, full of despair, brooding, emotional, sweeping, tragic, dramatic, heavy, depressive, angst filled, open, lushful, moody, the heaviest minor, passionate, strong feeling. (G.)

F: Pastoral, bucolic, dry, simple, pleasant, calming, restful, light, busy, earthy, at ease, soothing, green, not pretentious, peaceful, country like. (Dm.)

Fm: Sparkling, dark, busy, dry, earthy, nervous, quick, not heavy, hardworking, natural, not pretentious, mournful, sad. (Ab.)

F#: Playful, childish, sweet, cloying, wimpy, youthful, clinging, mischievous, dry, virginal, spooky, frightening. (Ebm.)

F#m: Childlike, spooky, dark, crafty, hidden, mischievous, sullen, suspicious, secretive, frightened, fluttering, closed, plotting. (A.)

G: Joyful, jovial, fun, youthful, friendly, regal, dry, solid, frolicking, sincere, moving, grand, honest, frank, unpretentious, graceful, manly, energetic, broad, sweeping. (Em.)

Gm: Active, passionate, optimistic, stirring, graceful, youthful, honest, understanding, longing, the most romantic minor, light but solid. (Bb.)

Ab: Nebulous, feminine, hopeful, full of faith, solid, sturdy, unreal, maternal, motherly, emotional, excited, imaginative, intuitive, feeling, optimistic, girlish, giddy, not practical, instructive, the key of faith and hope, full of expectations. (Fm.)

Abm: Fearful, haunted, hopeful, full of faith, full of expectations, worrying, crying, feminine, helpless, dreading, filled with danger. (B.)