Blues - My Passage To The World Of Music / History In Music

One of the interesting part of life for me after family and love is, Music. It's amazing how far music have come even before I was born and it isn't losing it's power in keeping the ears entertained, sending messages to the heart and keeping souls alive.

Although, the manner in which music does all these has changed over time but it's not losing it's power. Music is the most powerful part of entertainment for me and it has so many types to keep just anyone entertained.

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For me, it is Blues... A genre of music that became the passage of my love for music and journey in the world of music. It isn't among the top genre surprisingly but it is one of the oldest genres of music. This genre played a significant role in my childhood as it was my dad's favourite and it rubbed off on his children (my siblings and I).

I was surprised to by how old a lot of blues are, not very surprised considering the fact that I've been listening to blues since I was a little child. I can still remember a lot of them I listened to often because dad would always prefer a musical and calm nights.

Turning on cool songs (blues) while we prepare to sleep for the night was like a habit for us growing up. I got addicted to it that even up till today, I tend to sleep while I listen to calm songs.

Blues as a genre has a wide range of songs but my favourite songs are from these artists: Celine Dion, Shania Twain, Bryan Adams and a few others I can't remember to mention now.

One thing that stands out about songs in blues is, they are more lyrical rather than narrative. No story telling which I wouldn't prefer in a music since there's actually another way to hear the story, it is more of different words and feelings put together into a song to send a deeper meaning and they always find a way to connect with it's listeners.

I can't start sharing all my favourite blues here because they are many but I'll share one that dad played a lot of times, I loved most growing up as a child and I recently heard a cover of it here on Hive. Just to display a song that shows a song that's more lyrical and not narrative, the difference with blues.

This one is a song by Shania Twain, an amazing artist in the blues history. Although, Celine Dion tops the list for me but I'm choosing not to share her songs here. I mean, I've shared too much of it already in previous posts and even did covers of her songs hehe.

So here, Forever And For Always.