1979 is an interesting year for movies. You have the Muppets, politics and Sally Field ditching her flying nun and Smokey characters portraying a tough gal asking for a union. The music is pretty damn good so I chose 1979 for your guesses on which song won the Oscar, which was nominated and which got nadda plus I'm joining Monday Music Moves Me.
1. IT GOES LIKE IT GOES SUNG BY JENNIFER WARNES
This is from the film, "Norma Rae" which stars Sally Field as a woman who works in a plant and realizes the workers are getting the shaft. This song wasvwritten by David Shire with lyrics by Norman Gimbel.
2. THE ROSE SUNG BY BETTE MIDLER
This is a famous song written by Amanda McBroom, sung with amazing depth by the great Bette Midler for the film, The Rose."
3. THE RAINBOW CONNECTION SUNG BY KERMIT THE FROG
This great song was written by Paul Williams and David Ascher for the film "The Muppet Movie." The voice is by Jim Hensen as Kermit the Frog and is another famous song we all love.
So which song won the Oscar, which was nominated and which one came up with nuttin' honey?
Oh my God, is there anything more beautiful than The Rose sung by Bette Midler? Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI honestly don’t rate any of them! I thought I would remember The Rose having seen the film back in the day, but I don’t.
ReplyDeleteAt the time I was taking piano lessons, and the sheet music for "The Rose" was floating around. (That and the Ice Castles theme.) I wasn't advanced enough to learn it, but I have vague memories of trying to play it. (I was a terrible pianist. I stopped taking lessons by the time my age reached double digits.)
ReplyDeleteI have loved The Rose from the very first time I heard it. Just on my love for that song, I'll say that it won. Rainbow Connection, runner up, because. The other song was new to me.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Alana here. The Rose is the best of the bunch. ☺
ReplyDeleteOur two-feet sister was born in 1979, so that's a good year for all the roses🌹Double Warm Pawkisses for a Happy Day🐾😽💞
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