26 AUG 2018 · Song by: Gail Nobles Copyright © 2018 Music by: Gail Nobles Photo Credit: mika-photography.com/Wikipedia.org CC BY-SA 3.0 Aaliyah, my mind fell on you today Aaliyah, angels came my way Aaliyah, somehow you heard my thoughts Aaliyah, the COMFORTER was brought...... 8/25/18

6 JUL 2016 · Song by: Gail Nobles © 2016 Gail Nobles Music by: The Passion HiFi www.thepassionhifi.com How can I know what you're thinking when there's no communication? I'm not reading your mind. How can I know what you're doing and there's no collaboration? You won't give me your time.......

27 DEC 2015 · Do you ever wonder why James Brown made his music the way he did? I haven’t heard anyone like him. He had a singing voice, but it sounded as if he were talking-talking to the people through his songs with messages. James said: The messages are more important, but it takes the music to get the attention. Music from: GarageBand

28 OCT 2015 · This is a shout out to Tisha Campbell Martin. Black Butterfly You know you're flying so high I'm glad you made it to the sky You know that freedom rings in your wings I can hear the sound of it you sing..... Song by: Gail Nobles copyright © 2015

15 AUG 2015 · In the News Today It seems like everyday I hear a news report about a missing child. Sometimes I wonder why so many little children are missing...... © 2015 Gail Nobles

18 JUL 2015 · Life in the seventies is what I miss the most. I remember when the group Sister Sledge brought us the hit song, "We Are Family" in 1979. In those days, I remember when families were closer. In my family, everybody spent the night with grandma. There were sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, mom, dad, and cousins. There were plenty of people in the neighborhood riding bikes, listening to music, eating pop sickles, and drinking burning sodas on hot summer long days. Read More at http://us.blastingnews.com/opinion/2015/06/life-in-the-seventies-memories-00450751.html Music in audio by: "Your Call" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Words and song written by: Gail Nobles