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Posted by Claudia Moser on 5:34 AM in
Leann Rimes (sorry chose the surname again) brought a lot of happy moments in my musical experience.

Can't fight the moonlight belongs to the Coyote Ugly soundtrack, a movie which not many may remember



Lyra - three stringed bowed instrument with a bowl back carved from the solid. Popular in Greece and the balkans. Similar to mediaeval western European Rebec.

A bit of Greek folk!


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4 Comments

Southhamsdarling says:
9:11 AM

I am lucky in that I love all types of music, and country is one that I have always been fond of. (I used to love Tammy Wynette!). Leann Rimes is one of the best and I loved that song. You are doing so much research on this Z - A Challenge!

Unknown says:
1:31 PM

Leann has always been one of my favorites with her powerful voice and I think it was the first time for me hearing this one. That instrument was interesting but not one of my favorites. Have a great rest of your wednesday. 7:30 AM here and around 1:30 PM there.
Odie

Claudia Moser says:
9:04 PM

@Diane - happpy that you like Leann as well. And yes, you are write it caught me pretty bad :)
@Odie - will do my best! Now 9pm and pretty tired!

Belle says:
4:43 AM

I love Leann Rimes' voice. Just wonderful.

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