Sentimental music is music that triggers an emotional response. If a child seems happier or sadder when listening to the Barney song then that music is sentimental to that child. Say you and your mate loved a particular song, a song that in time made both of you feel better, happier, and in time it made you also feel nostalgic. Then if you lose that mate, the song may have the opposite effect, making you feel sad. In each case the song is sentimental but depending on circumstance can cause a different emotional response.
in a sentimental mood by Duke Ellington
The song is called Sacrifice, by T.A.T.U.
The song is Called Boom Boom Pow. xP
It is an ace song called " changed the way you kiss me"!
Sentimental - Porcupine Tree song - was created in 2007.
Sentimental Lady - Duke Ellington song - was created in 1943.
its not miles Davis its duke elington and john coltrane. song is called In a sentimental mood.
Any song could be considered sentimental if it reminds you of a special time. A moment that was very happy, sad, important to you and you heard the song atthe same time.
Deborah Cox
The song "Sentimental Jouney" is under copyright, the phrase sentimental journey is not because names, titles, and common words/phrases are not eligible for copyright protection.
Sentimental music is music that triggers an emotional response. If a child seems happier or sadder when listening to the Barney song then that music is sentimental to that child. Say you and your mate loved a particular song, a song that in time made both of you feel better, happier, and in time it made you also feel nostalgic. Then if you lose that mate, the song may have the opposite effect, making you feel sad. In each case the song is sentimental but depending on circumstance can cause a different emotional response.
Something that has sentimental value to you is called 'junk' by everyone else.
The cast of For Sentimental Reasons - 1947 includes: Dick Leibert as Organ Player The Song Spinners as Singers
Sentimental Lady by Bob Welch from his 1978? album "French Kiss".
I think Doris Day sang the song in the move
This one is difficult, because there's still some people out there who refuse to believe that the song playing in Birthday Blues is "In a Sentimental Mood" by John Coltrane and Duke Ellington. No matter what you hear: that's the one. The Cosby version has been slightly modified to fit the ending of the episode, but it is the same song. A classic of jazz. The reason people refuse to believe it is because that song is NOT "In a Sentimental Mood." If the song you're talking about is in the episode where Cliff is feeding Claire cake and keeps running back and forth to the kitchen, then yes it IS "In a Sentimental Mood". It is NOT "In a Sentimental Mood"; it is called "Look at This" by Grover Washington, Jr. It seems to be available on Itunes only on a Cosby Show-themed album with a voiceover by Bill Cosby.