Yet his most recent album, "A Time for Love" (Concord), finds him working in a softly burnished mode, caressing melodies by Fauré, Ravel, Cole Porter and Michel Legrand.
JOHN KUNZ WATERLOO RECORDS, AUSTIN Alejandro Escovedo, "Street Songs of Love" (Concord Music Group) Across 10 solo albums, the former leader of the True Believers has become a songwriter's songwriter and a critical favorite.
In a sermon published in London in 1696, the Rev. John Newte, a man anxious to avoid "the excesses of both Rome and Geneva" (i.e., Roman Catholicism and Calvinism), justified having an organ in his church by deriving the word itself from a Hebrew term for "universal love or concord".
May the light of the Resurrection illumine the hearts of all of you so that you may rejoice with all people in love, peace and concord through the Son and Word of God, who is the Light of the world, the Truth and the Life.
But trust me on this: As much as I love muscats and Concords and Kyohos, a fully ripened Thompson seedless is one of the best grapes you'll taste.
This disunity contrasts with the concord and love expressed in Christ's life.
"Thus may the long night of pain and violence, with the support of all Colombians, become an unending day of concord, justice, fraternity and love... so that there may be lasting peace".
CONCORD, N.H. -- New Hampshire loves to kick over the bucket: to surprise, to do what Iowa doesn't, to reject the dictates of the powers that be in the interest of "Live Free or Die".
In a letter of 1778 Johnson says, "We have tolerable concord at home, but no love.
She celebrated her love of Ellington in 2000, with the Concord CD tribute, "Marian McPartland: The Single Petal of a Rose, the Essence Of Duke Ellington".
I expect that when I want to think about Rosemary Clooney in years to come, I'll turn to "Love" in preference to the albums she made for Concord Jazz, good though the best of them are.
