Martin Luther King brought together a movement that included many great people like Mahalia Jackson.

#MusicMonday remembers the great Bob Weir. It's hard to pick ONE of his songs. Maybe you have your own favorite? Maybe add it in a comment.

A #ThursdayThought from #MusicMonday: which category of STEM brings forth the creativity necessary to become a MusicMonday selection?

Happy holidays from #MusicMonday

Happy Holidays from #MusicMonday!

It's a #MusicMonday Hanukkah #twofer! Amanda Duncan will get you looking for your dreidel too!

#MusicMonday mourns the loss of those at Bondi Beach and Brown, and we remember the children lost at the Sandy Hook shootings: Charlotte, Daniel, Olivia, Josephine, Dylan, Madeleine, Catherine, Chase, Jesse, Ana, James, Grace, Emilie, Jack, Noah, Caroline, Jessica, Avielle, Benjamin, and Allison.

Would you believe me if I told you this was really the first love song that for me involved love? #MusicMonday

Don't sell you're soul for gold. #MusicMonday

In the midst of so much violence, maybe Claudio Arrau can give us a moment of peace. #MusicMonday

#MusicMonday features the great Julie London from 1955.

Two #MusicMonday rules: don't play the same tune twice and avoid the repeating performers. So for a #twofer, we're violating both rules with the amazing Pink Martini and Storm Large whose voice is larger than large.

#MusicMonday goes WAAAY down today.

Keep trying. #MusicMonday

#MusicMonday celebrates the great Peter Schickele and PDQ Bach!

#MusicMonday harkens back to 1975 and the world of Wonder Woman, staring the delightful Lynda Carter, whose activism even today makes her a wonder woman!

#MusicMonday finds something old in something new today.

#MusicMonday bids farewell to Tom Lehrer

#MusicMonday remembers Jakob Nowell's amazing talents.

Happy #MusicMonday!

Happy #MusicMonday!

Somehow this seems appropriate. 😣 #MusicMonday

You can't unsee the video of this 1980 anthem. Sorry about that, but Iris knew how to rock (just not how to dress). #MusicMonday

#twofer #MusicMonday

As we commemorate Memorial Day in the US, here is a WWII hit from Glenn Miller, who himself payed the ultimate price serving his country to defeat fascism and tyranny in the very year this song was released, 1944.

Many were introduced to this Nina Simone masterpiece in museum scene from The Thomas Crown Affair, but it predates even the original Thomas Crown Affair, and is a masterpiece on its own. #MusicMonday

#MusicMonday, courtesy of the Chairman Of The Board

It's hard to believe this song is 50 years old. Your view: does it stand the test of time? #MusicMonday