Welcome to Monday’s Mewsic Moves Me! This week’s theme is your choice song picks which means anything goes. Whatever mewsic moves ya, then we wanna hear it. I’m gonna keep with our honorary co-hostess, Robin from Songbird’s Crazy World’s theme last week with love in the air and 
Valentine’s Day on Friday. Hit play to continue that lovin’ feelin’ with my Valentine’s Day 2020 playlist
Song tracks:
- Lost In Your Eyes ~ Debbie Gibson
- Baby Come To Me ~ Patti Austin & James Ingram
- Save The Best For Last ~Vanessa Williams
- Cherish ~Kool & The Gang
- Woman In Love ~Barbara Streisand
- Every Woman In The World ~Air Supply
- More Than I Can Say ~Leo Sayer
- The Kiss ~Faith Hill
- Endless Love ~Luther Vandross Feat. Mariah Carey
- It’s Your Love ~Time McGraw
DISCLOSURE…this is a mewsic linky party, which means all participates are sharing songs that one can listen to from YouTube or Vimeo and a not a post about mewsic or mewsicians. Failure to meet this basic guideline puts your URL in danger of being removed or labeled – NO MUSIC.
[tweetthis]Hit the #MondaysMusicMovesMe dance floor with me! @xmasdolly [/tweetthis]
Did you join the linky party? If so, then please try to visit at a minimum the person before and after your entry but if you wanna party with us all then go for it. I won’t stop ya!
That’s it for now but as my grandma used to say, ‘Lord willing and the creek don’t rise’, I plan to be here tomorrow with another edition of Tickle Me Tuesday filled with random musings and giggles. Have a boogietastic day!
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X, Cathy
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Trying to catch up with everyone, hope you are having a great and loving week!
Great mewsic selection, Cathy, and love those adorable mice. Happy Valentine’s Day, a bit early.
Thanks for stopping by to boogie and Happy Valentine’s Day to you, too!
Hi Cathy ! Those mice are so darn cute! That’s a beautiful playlist.I’m familiar with most of the songs and all of the singers. Happy Valentine’s Day a bit early!
Thanks for hitting the dance floor, Cynthia. I’m happy that you’re boogieing again with me this week.
Great choices, especially Tim McGraw. I saw him in concert on 2006.
Ellen,
Oh how cool! Tim McGraw has a good voice and I love it when he and Faith sing together.
Those little lovey critters are too cute! That was a nice tune and a darn good playlist too!
Brian,
Despite their cuteness, I only like these critters in pictures. I hate it when they find their way in our home. I’m hoping the feline (neighbors’ cats) activity on our property is keeping these little things away from the house.
love those cute mice!
Kathe,
Thanks for dropping by for a visit. The mice are cute, aren’t they?
OMC CK, those hamsters are the best, so cute and awwdorable
and your playlist is so lovable too. We love Cherish the love and Endless love so much, especially the version of Lionel Richie and Diana Ross and together with a purrfect quote, a fantastic bloggie
Pawkisses for a Happy Monday
Binky,
There’s nothing like some good ole love songs to bring back fond memories. You and Granny have good taste in mewsic. Have a pAwesome day and thanks for boogieing with me!
Oh yeah, I remember Debbie Gibson. Nice song! I also like Woman In Love. Meant a lot to me once!
Marie,
‘Woman In Love’ is a good oldie. Sometimes I’ll hear songs associated with certain people or feelings and while those things are long past I still love the songs, usually bringing a smile to my face. Thanks for joining me on the dance floor, my dear!
I always liked that one by Debbie Gibson. Great choices!
John,
I’m not sure if I remembered ‘Lost In Your Eyes’ from the 80s or if it’s one of those oldies that was new-to-me until recent years. I really like it regardless. Thanks for joining me on the dance floor!
She wrote it, so it was from the ’80’s.
Used to love Debbie back in the day. What a wonderful way to start the day. Very lovely.
Patrick,
So glad you joined me on the dance floor and that Debbie was one of your favorites. Have a good week!
Awww on those two that love each other so much.
Love the video. Beautiful.
Love the quote. I found that in hubby and he found that in me.
Thank you for joining the Awww Mondays Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. Love and hugs my friend. ♥
Sandee,
That’s wonderful. When you find your soulmate, then he/she loves you till the end of time and then some!
Great playlist as always
Robin,
Thanks for sharing the dance floor with me, darlin’! Have a boogietastic week!
Hi Cathy! Thanks for stopping by my blog! That picture is so awwwdorable! I like the music and especially the list of song tracks. Two of my favorites from that list are #2 & #4, they are from back in my good ole days!
<3
Deborah,
It’s great seeing your visit. I’m glad you enjoyed the playlist. #2 & #4 are great ones for sure. Mewsic is full of memories sometimes sad ones but there’s a whole lot of good ones, too.
What a great playlist! I haven’t heard many of these tunes in ages.
Driller,
Thanks for the return visit. Have a good week, my friend!
That photo is so sweet! Love the quote with the heart too, very true.
Thanks, so stopping in for your weekly cardio, my furriends!
Hi, Cathy!
I have returned from my blogging hiatus, dear friend. I missed you!
Thanks for providing a play list of romantic songs for Valentine’s week. I wasn’t familiar with that particular Debbie Gibson song and video, even though I read that it reached #1 in 1989. Debbie’s fashion statement with the hat reminds me of Molly Ringwald in Pretty in Pink. Can you believe Debbie turns age 50 this year? “Baby Come To Me” is a very familiar sound of the era and I enjoyed watching and listening to Patti Austin & James Ingram performing it. The highlight for me was hearing Barbra’s “Woman In Love” for the first time in a long time. Penned by The Bee Gees, the single was a chart-topping smash in 1980 and is considered Streisand’s greatest international hit. I also love the duet by Luther Vandross and Mariah Carey.
I hope you’ve been well, dear friend Cathy. Have a tunetastic week!
Tom,
Thanks for including me in your morning rounds. I’m happy to see you back in Blogosphere again!
Several years ago Debbie was on Celebrity Apprentice and I tell ya, my mind just absolutely drew a blank. I didn’t remember her from her hey days in the 80s. I don’t know why but even after listening to her popular songs but looking at the timeline, I can see that she came into her own around the time DD#1 was born which explains a lot. Once I began a full-time SAHM, I rarely listened to the radio except while in the car. Yes, her fashion reminds me of ‘Pretty in Pink’ but then that was the style of the day. Girls liked looking like girls. Thanks for dropping by, my friend.