A Trip In The Wayback Machine

Not a lot to say about this, but it is an amazing video that will take you way back to those Fabulous Seventies.  Enjoy!

Donna Summer Dead At 63

Reports are coming in that the Queen of Disco, Donna Summer, has lost her battle with cancer and died at the age of 63 in Florida.

Summer's first hit was the controversial 1976 song "Love To Love You Baby", which was alleged to contain 22 simulated orgasms during the 17 minute song.  She later went on to have a string of top ten hits, win five Grammy Awards, and  place a song in Billboard Magazine's Top 40 every year between 1976 and 1984.

Donna Summer is survived by two daughters.

Here are some of Donna Summer's greatest hits:

 

Highlights From This Week's Music For Grown-Ups Spotify Playlist

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The Music Meeting maintains a playlist of the best new music for grown ups on Spotify, with a lucky 13 songs that you might not yet be familiar with but will probably love. Here are some of the songs on this week's Music For Grown-Ups playlist

If you read this blog, you know I love Eric Hutchinson.  Here's his latest song,Watching You Watch Him

Seal is back with another CD of soul Classics called Soul 2 and the first song off the CD is a remake of the classic Al Green song Let's Stay Together

I think one of the true rising stars and undiscovered talents is Rebecca Ferguson.  Her debut CD is already out in the U.K., but it comes out in the U.S. on May 29th.  For now, we can enjoy her song Nothing's Real But Love

Those are just a few of the songs on the Music For Grown-Ups playlist on Spotify.  Check it out for the songs you're going to be singing for years to come!

Bigger, Better, Bluer!!

So Pickles the web design intern got her hands on The Music Meeting blog and decided to spice it up a bit.  We're certainly bluer (in color only) than before, and we're going to be able to offer you more music videos, special live recordings, and much more in our new deep blue world!

Fear not, all the posts and great music from the early days of The Music Meeting can be found right here and they'll be around for a good long time for your dining and dancing pleasure.

Check back often, subscribe to the e mail and RSS feeds, and follow us all over the Interwebz.  You'll find out how to do that on the "Subscribe" page just to the right.

Now On Sporify-Music For Grown-Ups Playlist

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The Music Meeting, in conjunction with veteran Adult Music programmer Mark Edwards and Spotify, has launched a new playlist on the Spotify service.  The playlist, "The Music Meeting Presents The Latest Music For Grown-Ups" will offer an opportunity to hear today's newest Adult music for free anytime.

The list will change often, but always feature a "Lucky 13" songs from artists you know, artists you're just getting to know, and artists who you don't know yet but are going to love.  This week's list features new music from Eric Hutchinson, Seal, Cady Groves, Rebecca Ferguson, Train, Jason Mraz, and many more!

The special Music For Grown-Ups playlist can be found on the web here.  If you already have Spotify, you can launch the playlist in the Spotify app on your computer or mobile device.  If you don't have Spotify yet, you can sign up right from that page.

Enjoy the newest music hand picked just for you, and make sure you let us know what you think of the songs on the list!

The Music Meeting Has Moved!

Well, not exactly MOVED, as in physically, just moved on the Interwebz.

You can find the latest in music news and info for grown-ups at musicmeeting.co.  Hopefully a little easier to remember and tell your friends about.  You can still sign up for e mails when new posts are unleashed on the world and get RSS feeds should you be into that kind of fun.

See you soon at musicmeeting.co!