A New Career in a New Town — HR Song of the Week
Rarely has an instrumental been used as the song of the week. The title of this instrumental drew me to it. It’s by David Bowie and is supposed to represent his move from Europe to the U.S. There are lots of people who would like to start a new career in a new town, but they can’t sell a house, and the job market most everywhere is terrible. The thought of this possibility keeps people going, and the upbeat sound is hopeful. Bowie plays the harmonica in this piece.
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